The Warg and Warg Rider Appreciation Thread - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

SamwiseGamgee · 12-24-2004, 07:34 AM

True, Eomer. I've been doing some research on these winged wargs of your's, Fingolfin, and my results have been most interesting. It would appear that these wargs are in fact the result of a failed genetic experiment carried out by the great warg scientist, Dr. John M. Barnes. Dr. Barnes was trying to create 'the perfect warg' when there was an explosion in his lab and the five wargs he had been working on escaped. It is believed that these wargs bred and there is now a thriving sub-species of warg. Research does not show that these winged wargs can actually fly, though. Have you anything to rebut that, Fingolfin?

12-24-2004, 07:34 AM	#11
SamwiseGamgee Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: In the warm bosom of a Warg Posts: 378	True, Eomer. I've been doing some research on these winged wargs of your's, Fingolfin, and my results have been most interesting. It would appear that these wargs are in fact the result of a failed genetic experiment carried out by the great warg scientist, Dr. John M. Barnes. Dr. Barnes was trying to create 'the perfect warg' when there was an explosion in his lab and the five wargs he had been working on escaped. It is believed that these wargs bred and there is now a thriving sub-species of warg. Research does not show that these winged wargs can actually fly, though. Have you anything to rebut that, Fingolfin? __________________ -- Well, I'm back.