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The Archdemon Urthemiel is the dragon of the Fifth Blight and the focus of Dragon Age: Origins. Archdemons are ancient dragons once worshipped as Old Gods. They have been corrupted by the darkspawn taint. The first of them, Dumat, is said to have ultimately been responsible for the events that originated the darkspawn corruption.
When slain, the soul of an Archdemon escapes into a nearby darkspawn and uses that body to remake its own, thus rising again and again.
From Codex entry: Abomination:
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The Archdemon Urthemiel is the dragon of the Fifth Blight and the focus of Dragon Age: Origins. Archdemons are ancient dragons once worshipped as Old Gods. They have been corrupted by the darkspawn taint. The first of them, Dumat, is said to have ultimately been responsible for the events that originated the darkspawn corruption.
When slain, the soul of an Archdemon escapes into a nearby darkspawn and uses that body to remake its own, thus rising again and again.
From Codex entry: Abomination:
The false dragon-gods of the Tevinter Imperium lie buried deep within the earth, where they have been imprisoned since the Maker cast them down.No one knows what it is that drives the darkspawn in their relentless search for the sleeping Old Gods. Perhaps it is instinct, as moths will fly into torch flames. Perhaps there is some remnant of desire for vengeance upon the ones who goaded the magisters to assault heaven. Whatever the reason, when darkspawn find one of these ancient dragons, it is immediately afflicted by the taint. It awakens twisted and corrupted, and leads the darkspawn in a full-scale invasion of the land: A Blight. ... [The Grey Wardens'] tainted blood bound them to the archdemon, and they could hear it, feel it, as it died and was born anew, its spirit drawn to possess the nearest tainted creature. The darkspawn were mindless, soulless, empty shells of flesh that could be bent and remade in the dragon's image. But a man... a man's soul was not so malleable. When a Warden's hand struck a fatal blow against Dumat, the Old God's spirit was drawn not to a darkspawn but to the man who had slain him. In that moment, the souls of both the Warden and the archdemon were utterly destroyed. And the dragon rose no more. The Blight was over.
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