Post #1557913
2026-03-14 19:18 UTC
@SymTrkl dont get me started on the corruption of "wight" via D&D
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@EverBeyondReach@kind.social 2026-03-14 19:22
@SymTrkl okay well i got myself here "wight" means a being, creature. so when tolkien wrote "barrow-wight" he was writing "tomb person" but in modern fantasy now "wight" mean undead, when that was the other half of the word