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* SwissArmyWeapon: Rayla's dual swords have sickels inside the handles that she uses to climb, or to unexpectedly hook an enemies weapon/limbs to throw them off balance. They even resemble large multi-tools with folding handles.
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* SwissArmyWeapon: Rayla's dual swords have sickels inside the handles that she uses to climb, or to unexpectedly hook an enemies enemy's weapon/limbs to throw them off balance. They even resemble large multi-tools with folding handles.
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* TwoLinesNoWaiting: After the third episode, the plot switches between Callum, Rayla, and Ezran on their journey and the happenings at the castle.
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** After the thirdepisode, episode of season 1, the plot switches between Callum, Rayla, and Ezran on their journey and the happenings at the castle.castle.
** Season 5 has two major subplots of [[spoiler:Team Zym and Team Claudia trying to get to Aaravos first. Both storylines collide in the season finale in a showdown between Claudia and Callum/Rayla.]]
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** Season 5 has two major subplots of [[spoiler:Team Zym and Team Claudia trying to get to Aaravos first. Both storylines collide in the season finale in a showdown between Claudia and Callum/Rayla.]]
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* {{Unicorn}}: Xadian Unicorn's once roamed the lands long ago, but are thought to have been driven to extinction by Dark Mages for their horns, as they were powerful magic ingredients. In a flashback in Book 3, Viren reveals that Claudia somehow managed to acquire one for a spell which was strong enough to fell the Dragon King.
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* {{Unicorn}}: Xadian Unicorn's once roamed the lands long ago, but are thought to have been driven to extinction by Dark Mages for their horns, as they were powerful magic ingredients. In a flashback in Book 3, Viren reveals that Claudia somehow managed to acquire one for a spell which that was strong enough to fell the Dragon King.
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* VillainBeatingArtifact: Worried in case they fail to stop Aaravos from being freed, Callum and Rayla make it there mission to find a method that can kill a Startouch Elf. [[spoiler:They eventually find information on one in Lux Aurea called the [[CoolSword Novablade]], which is kept in a StarScraper tower far in the north.]]
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* BloodlessCarnage: There are numerous people killed on-screen in combat, but blood is very rarely shown being shed:
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* CerebusSyndrome: The ''Mystery of Aaravos'' arc has proven to be a good lot darker than the first three-season arc, as BloodlessCarnage is averted a lot more frequently, combat becomes a good bit more intense compared to battles in the first arc, and the arc in general carries a somewhat more heavier, angst-driven tone to it through its various characters compared to the first, albeit still containing plenty of light-hearted moments throughout.
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** Season 5 continues to avert this but on a more minor character level, with a horse being bloodily devoured by a corrupted Banther on two separate occassions, and several of said corrupted Banthers being shown to bleed as they're injured including one being bloodily squished.
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** Season 5 continues to avert this but on a more minor character level, this, with a horse being bloodily devoured by a corrupted Banther on two separate occassions, and several of said corrupted Banthers being shown to bleed as they're injured including one being bloodily squished.squished, [[spoiler:and Zubeia visibly bleeding as one of the corrupted Banthers manages to bite onto her.]]
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There are a planned seven seasons for the show, structuring the show in a three-act structure or trilogy. The first season was released on September 14th, 2018. The second season was released on February 15th, 2019. The third season was released on November 22nd, 2019. During the 2020 Comic-Con@Home, Ehasz and Richmond revealed ''The Dragon Prince'' had been renewed for four more seasons, completing the entire originally planned seven seasons saga. The fourth season was released on November 3rd, 2022. The fifth season was originally set to be released on 27th July, 2023, only to be released [[https://twitter.com/thedragonprince/status/1682880759412174848?s=20 early on July 22, 2023]].
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** The final battle in season 3 [[spoiler: shows a man being stabbed in the chest and bleeding out]].
** [[AvertedTrope Averted]] brutally when [[spoiler: Ibis is ImpaledWithExtremePredjeduce by Terry.]]
** [[AvertedTrope Averted]] brutally when [[spoiler: Ibis is ImpaledWithExtremePredjeduce by Terry.]]
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** The final battle in season 3 [[spoiler: shows a man Viren (Or rather an illusion of him) being stabbed in the chest and bleeding out]].
** [[AvertedTrope Averted]] brutally in Season 4 when [[spoiler: Ibis is ImpaledWithExtremePredjeduce by Terry.]] ]]
** Season 5 continues to avert this but on a more minor character level, with a horse being bloodily devoured by a corrupted Banther on two separate occassions, and several of said corrupted Banthers being shown to bleed as they're injured including one being bloodily squished.
** [[AvertedTrope Averted]] brutally in Season 4 when [[spoiler: Ibis is ImpaledWithExtremePredjeduce by Terry.
** Season 5 continues to avert this but on a more minor character level, with a horse being bloodily devoured by a corrupted Banther on two separate occassions, and several of said corrupted Banthers being shown to bleed as they're injured including one being bloodily squished.
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* HoldingHands: In ''Sol regem'', Callum and Rayla hold hands to stand firm and deny one leaving without the other, despite the [[FantasticRacism human-hating dragon's]] refusal to let Callum cross the Xadian border (or even turn back) without paying with his life. [[spoiler: Callum and Rayla tend to hold hands more frequently in the latter half of the season, although that's because [[RelationshipUpgrade they're more than just friends by then.]]]]
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* HoldingHands: In ''Sol regem'', Regem'', Callum and Rayla hold hands to stand firm and deny one leaving without the other, despite the [[FantasticRacism human-hating dragon's]] refusal to let Callum cross the Xadian border (or even turn back) without paying with his life. [[spoiler: Callum and Rayla tend to hold hands more frequently in the latter half of the season, although that's because [[RelationshipUpgrade they're more than just friends by then.]]]]
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There are a planned seven seasons for the show, structuring the show in a three-act structure or trilogy. The first season was released on September 14th, 2018. The second season was released on February 15th, 2019. The third season was released on November 22nd, 2019. During the 2020 Comic-Con@Home, Ehasz and Richmond revealed ''The Dragon Prince'' had been renewed for four more seasons, completing the entire originally planned seven seasons saga. The fourth season was released on November 3rd, 2022. The fifth season will was originally set to be released on 27th July, 2023.
2023, only to be released [[https://twitter.com/thedragonprince/status/1682880759412174848?s=20 early on July 22, 2023]].
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender''. It's written by some of the ATLA staff, there's a system of partially-hereditary, partially-spiritual ElementalPowers, and a group of heroes helping a chosen messiah fix a GrayAndGreyMorality conflict. To top it off, each season is a "Book" named after one of the elements of Xadia.
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* HoldingHands: In ''Sol regem'', Callum and Rayla hold hands to stand firm and deny one leaving without the other, despite the [[FantasticRacism human-hating dragon's]] refusal to let Callum cross the Xadian border (or even turn back) without paying with his life. [[spoiler: Callum and Rayla tend to hold hands more frequently in the latter half of the season, although that's because [[RelationshipUpgrade they're more than just friends by then.]]]]
**At the end of Season 3 [[spoiler: Janai and Amaya also [[ShipTease hold hands]] in front of Zubeia.]]
* HerBoyfriendsJacket: [[spoiler:Boyfriend's scarf in this instance. While they aren't together yet at this point in the series, and she's only wearing it as a ploy to misdirect a blind dragon, the HeldGaze they share while Callum takes a moment to adjust it, and the affectionate expression Rayla has while handling it in the [[https://thedragonprince.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/6-EndCredits_03HH_RAYLASCARF.jpg episodes credits]], demonstrate just how much trust and care have grown between these two youths who originally meet as enemies.]]
**At the end of Season 3 [[spoiler: Janai and Amaya also [[ShipTease hold hands]] in front of Zubeia.]]
* HerBoyfriendsJacket: [[spoiler:Boyfriend's scarf in this instance. While they aren't together yet at this point in the series, and she's only wearing it as a ploy to misdirect a blind dragon, the HeldGaze they share while Callum takes a moment to adjust it, and the affectionate expression Rayla has while handling it in the [[https://thedragonprince.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/6-EndCredits_03HH_RAYLASCARF.jpg episodes credits]], demonstrate just how much trust and care have grown between these two youths who originally meet as enemies.]]
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* WretchedHive: The aptly named Scumport, is a distributable pirate port for Elves and Human's alike, which Rayla visited while chasing down leads on Viren in the ''Chasing Shadows'' short story.
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* WretchedHive: The aptly named Scumport, is a distributable disreputable pirate port for Elves and Human's alike, which Rayla visited while chasing down leads on Viren in the ''Chasing Shadows'' short story.
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* WretchedHive: The aptly named Scumport, is a distributable pirate port for Elves and Human's alike, which Rayla visited while chasing down leads on Viren in the ''Chasing Shadows'' short story.
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* ArtifactTitle: The series owes its title to the titular Dragon Prince, Azymondias (or "Zym"), who is central to the plot as the main characters take on a perilous journey to return him to his home while the antagonists attempt to capture him. [[spoiler:This goal was achieved by the end of Season 3, and while Zym continued to appear, he was no longer central to the plot nor the antagonists have any interest in him anymore. Perhaps to soften this trope, from Season 4 onwards the series carries the subtitle "Mystery of Aaravos", to highlight that [[GreaterScopeVillain Aaravos]] is the new focus of the plot]].
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* CanisLatinicus: Ancient Draconic, the language used for magic incantations, is represented using Latin. The terminology is mostly based on actual Latin, but some loose-and-fast translation lead to some spells not meaning quite what the writers likely intended them to. For instance, a freezing breath spell, ''Aspiro Frigis'', seems to mean something like "cold wind" -- but ''frigis'' is actually the second-person singular form of ''frigere'', "to fry" (the Latin term for "to be cold" is ''frigēre''), leading the phrase to mean something like "I breathe, you fry" -- rather ironically, given the spell's effects. "Aspiro Frigus" would be more accurate: "I, who am cold, breathe."
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* CanisLatinicus: Ancient Draconic, the language used for magic incantations, is represented using Latin. The terminology is mostly based on actual Latin, but some loose-and-fast translation lead to some spells not meaning quite what the writers likely intended them to. For instance, a freezing breath spell, ''Aspiro Frigis'', seems to mean something like "cold wind" -- but ''frigis'' is actually the second-person singular form of ''frigere'', "to fry" (the Latin term for "to be cold" is ''frigēre''), ''frigēre'', and its second-person-singular form would be ''frigēs''), leading the phrase to mean something like "I breathe, you fry" -- rather ironically, given the spell's effects. "Aspiro Frigus" would be more accurate: "I, who am cold, breathe."
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* CanisLatinicus: Ancient Draconic, the language used for magic incantations, is represented using Latin. The terminology is mostly based on actual Latin, but some loose-and-fast translation lead to some spells not meaning quite what the writers likely intended them to. For instance, a freezing breath spell, ''Aspiro Frigis'', seems to mean something like "cold wind" -- but ''frigis'' is actually the second-person singular form of ''frigere'', "to fry" (the Latin term for "to be cold" is ''frigēre''), leading the phrase to mean something like "I breathe, you fry" -- rather ironically, given the spell's effects.
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* CanisLatinicus: Ancient Draconic, the language used for magic incantations, is represented using Latin. The terminology is mostly based on actual Latin, but some loose-and-fast translation lead to some spells not meaning quite what the writers likely intended them to. For instance, a freezing breath spell, ''Aspiro Frigis'', seems to mean something like "cold wind" -- but ''frigis'' is actually the second-person singular form of ''frigere'', "to fry" (the Latin term for "to be cold" is ''frigēre''), leading the phrase to mean something like "I breathe, you fry" -- rather ironically, given the spell's effects. "Aspiro Frigus" would be more accurate: "I, who am cold, breathe."
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* CanisLatinicus: Ancient Draconic, the language used for magic incantations, is represented using Latin. The terminology is mostly based on actual Latin, but some loose-and-fast translation lead to some spells not meaning quite what the writers likely intended them to. For instance, a freezing breath spell, ''Aspiro Frigis'', seems to mean something like "cold wind" -- but ''frigis'' is actually the second-person singular form of ''frigere'', "to fry" (the Latin term for "to freeze" is ''glaciare''), leading the phrase to mean something like "I breathe, you fry" -- rather ironically, given the spell's effects.
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* CanisLatinicus: Ancient Draconic, the language used for magic incantations, is represented using Latin. The terminology is mostly based on actual Latin, but some loose-and-fast translation lead to some spells not meaning quite what the writers likely intended them to. For instance, a freezing breath spell, ''Aspiro Frigis'', seems to mean something like "cold wind" -- but ''frigis'' is actually the second-person singular form of ''frigere'', "to fry" (the Latin term for "to freeze" be cold" is ''glaciare''), ''frigēre''), leading the phrase to mean something like "I breathe, you fry" -- rather ironically, given the spell's effects.
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* Novelization series:
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* ''The Dragon Prince Book One: Moon'' (June 2020): A novelization of season one written by Aaron Ehasz, [[AdaptationExpansion containing new plot lines and information not seen in the show]].
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** ''The Dragon Prince Book One: Moon'' (June 2020):A novelization An adaptation of season one written by Aaron Ehasz, [[AdaptationExpansion containing new plot lines and information not seen in the show]].
** ''The Dragon Prince Book One: Moon'' (June 2020):
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** There are five human kingdoms: Katolis, Duren, Neolandia, Evenere and Del Bar. All the human main characters are from Katolis, Duren played an important role in an event in the past that lead to the death of Queen Sarai, and eventually to the killing of the Dragon King, and Prince Kasef of Neolandia plays an important role in Season 3 by indirectly [[spoiler:dethroning Ezran and putting Viren as the new king of Katolis, which finally allowed him to wage war against Xadia]]. Evenere and Del Bar, on the other hand, haven't played any important role so far and have no plot-relevant characters to their name.
** There are six kind of elves, one for each source of primal magic. While Moonshadow, Sunfire and Skywing elves were introduced relatively early, Earthblood elves weren't introduced until Season 4 (and even then, very few were introduced and the series didn't delve into their characteristics and culture as deep as with the aforementioned three), while Tidebound elves wouldn't appear until Season 5, and no Startouch elf other than Aaravos has been seen so far.
** There are five human kingdoms: Katolis, Duren, Neolandia, Evenere and Del Bar. All the human main characters are from Katolis, Duren played an important role in an event in the past that lead to the death of Queen Sarai, and eventually to the killing of the Dragon King, and Prince Kasef of Neolandia plays an important role in Season 3 by indirectly [[spoiler:dethroning Ezran and putting Viren as the new king of Katolis, which finally allowed him to wage war against Xadia]]. Evenere and Del Bar, on the other hand, haven't played any important role so far and have no plot-relevant characters to their name.
** There are six kind of elves, one for each source of primal magic. While Moonshadow, Sunfire and Skywing elves were introduced relatively early, Earthblood elves weren't introduced until Season 4 (and even then, very few were introduced and the series didn't delve into their characteristics and culture as deep as with the aforementioned three), while Tidebound elves wouldn't appear until Season 5, and no Startouch elf other than Aaravos has been seen so far.
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* JockDadNerdSon: Viren and Soren invert this trope: Viren is the intelligent and articulate [[TheArchmage High Mage]] of Katolis, while his son Soren is a swordfighting prodigy (he's the youngest person to ever join the [[PraetorianGuard Crownguard]]) but not very smart.
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*WhatsUpKingDude: Zigzagged with Ezran since he's just a young prince at the start of the show and most of the people he's friendly with are his close friends and family members. [[spoiler:After Ezran becomes king in season 3 he's often seen accompanied by guards for formal occasions onwards, with the sole exception being when he pays a visit to Barius the baker to ask him to take care of Bait.]]
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**One of particular note is one named Leoa, a compassionate being who gifted Humanity with their first Primal Stones.
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There are a planned seven seasons for the show, structuring the show in a three-act structure or trilogy. The first season was released on September 14th, 2018. The second season was released on February 15th, 2019. The third season was released on November 22nd, 2019. During the 2020 Comic-Con@Home, Ehasz and Richmond revealed ''The Dragon Prince'' had been renewed for four more seasons, completing the entire originally planned seven seasons saga. The fourth season was released on November 3rd, 2022. The fifth season will be released in on 27th July, 2023.
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There are a planned seven seasons for the show, structuring the show in a three-act structure or trilogy. The first season was released on September 14th, 2018. The second season was released on February 15th, 2019. The third season was released on November 22nd, 2019. During the 2020 Comic-Con@Home, Ehasz and Richmond revealed ''The Dragon Prince'' had been renewed for four more seasons, completing the entire originally planned seven seasons saga. The fourth season was released on November 3rd, 2022. The fifth season is expected July 2023.
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There are a planned seven seasons for the show, structuring the show in a three-act structure or trilogy. The first season was released on September 14th, 2018. The second season was released on February 15th, 2019. The third season was released on November 22nd, 2019. During the 2020 Comic-Con@Home, Ehasz and Richmond revealed ''The Dragon Prince'' had been renewed for four more seasons, completing the entire originally planned seven seasons saga. The fourth season was released on November 3rd, 2022. The fifth season is expected July will be released in 27th July, 2023.
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* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: Book 4 highlights the TimeSkip by showing all the heroic character's with new hairstyles.
**Callum has AnimeHair.
**Soren has grown his out along with PermaStubble.
**Corvus ditched the man buns for a shorter style.
**Ezran ties his into a ponytail.
**General Amaya has grown her's long to the left side, keeping it short on her right.
**Janai puts her's up as Queen, and only let's it down in private.
**Rayla has adopted a braided PrimAndProperBun.
**Callum has AnimeHair.
**Soren has grown his out along with PermaStubble.
**Corvus ditched the man buns for a shorter style.
**Ezran ties his into a ponytail.
**General Amaya has grown her's long to the left side, keeping it short on her right.
**Janai puts her's up as Queen, and only let's it down in private.
**Rayla has adopted a braided PrimAndProperBun.
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* [[Unicorn]]: Xadian Unicorn's once roamed the lands long ago, but are thought to have been driven to extinction by Dark Mages for their horns, as they were powerful magic ingredients. In a flashback in Book 3, Viren reveals that Claudia somehow managed to acquire one for a spell which was strong enough to fell the Dragon King.
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* [[Unicorn]]: {{Unicorn}}: Xadian Unicorn's once roamed the lands long ago, but are thought to have been driven to extinction by Dark Mages for their horns, as they were powerful magic ingredients. In a flashback in Book 3, Viren reveals that Claudia somehow managed to acquire one for a spell which was strong enough to fell the Dragon King.
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* [[Unicorn]]: Xadian Unicorn's once roamed the lands long ago, but are thought to have been driven to extinction by Dark Mages for their horns, as they were powerful magic ingredients. In a flashback in Book 3, Viren reveals that Claudia somehow managed to acquire one for a spell which was strong enough to fell the Dragon King.
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There are a planned seven seasons for the show, structuring the show in a three-act structure or trilogy. The first season was released on September 14th, 2018. The second season was released on February 15th, 2019. The third season was released on November 22nd, 2019. During the 2020 Comic-Con@Home, Ehasz and Richmond revealed ''The Dragon Prince'' had been renewed for four more seasons, completing the entire originally planned seven seasons saga. The fourth season was released on November 3rd, 2022. The fifth season is expected around mid-2023.
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There are a planned seven seasons for the show, structuring the show in a three-act structure or trilogy. The first season was released on September 14th, 2018. The second season was released on February 15th, 2019. The third season was released on November 22nd, 2019. During the 2020 Comic-Con@Home, Ehasz and Richmond revealed ''The Dragon Prince'' had been renewed for four more seasons, completing the entire originally planned seven seasons saga. The fourth season was released on November 3rd, 2022. The fifth season is expected around mid-2023.
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* AuthoritySoundsDeep: Each of the Archdragon's of Xadia, but especially the former Dragon king's, Avizandum and Sol Regem, speak with deep commanding voices.
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* AuthoritySoundsDeep: Each of the Archdragon's Archdragons of Xadia, but especially the former Dragon king's, Kings, Avizandum and Sol Regem, speak with deep commanding voices.
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*AuthoritySoundsDeep: Each of the Archdragon's of Xadia, but especially the former Dragon king's, Avizandum and Sol Regem, speak with deep commanding voices.
