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The game of '''Aingingein''' originated in [[Ireland]], and was the subject of many famous ballads. Each player would take the [[Dom]] (a [[goat]]'s gallbladder) and fly through a series of burning barrels, each set high upon stilts, on a [[broomstick]]. The Dom would then be thrown into the final barrel. The winner was the player who completed the task in the shortest time, without catching on fire. |
The game of '''Aingingein''' originated in [[Ireland]], and was the subject of many famous ballads. Each player would take the [[Dom]] (a [[goat]]'s gallbladder) and fly through a series of burning barrels, each set high upon stilts, on a [[broomstick]]. The Dom would then be thrown into the final barrel. The winner was the player who completed the task in the shortest time, without catching on fire. |
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+ | The legendary [[Wizardkind|wizard]] [[Fingal the Fearless]] was said to have been an Aingingein champion. |
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Revision as of 16:02, 19 May 2012
The game of Aingingein originated in Ireland, and was the subject of many famous ballads. Each player would take the Dom (a goat's gallbladder) and fly through a series of burning barrels, each set high upon stilts, on a broomstick. The Dom would then be thrown into the final barrel. The winner was the player who completed the task in the shortest time, without catching on fire.
The legendary wizard Fingal the Fearless was said to have been an Aingingein champion.