Miodac

Role: son of the King of Lochlann · First appears: The Fianna · Diarmuid · The House of the Quicken Trees

Life events

Miodac deceived Finn and the Fianna into entering the enchanted House of the Quicken Trees.(The Fianna · Diarmuid · The House of the Quicken Trees)
- With: Finn
- “It was by treachery he brought them in, giving himself out to be a poet,”
Diarmuid killed Miodac and the Three Kings, ending the enchantment that held the Fianna.(The Fianna · Diarmuid · The House of the Quicken Trees · 📍 House of the Rowan Trees)
- With: Diarmuid
- “And at the last it was Diarmuid, grandson of Duibhne, that made an end of Miodac that was so treacherous, and of the Three Kings of the Island of the Floods, and took the enchantment off the floor of the House of the Rowan Trees with their blood.”

enemies with Diarmuid “And at the last it was Diarmuid, grandson of Duibhne, that made an end of Miodac that was so treacherous, and of the Three Kings of the Island of the Floods, and took the enchantment off the floor of the House of the Rowan Trees with their blood.”
enemies with Finn “And it was the treachery of Miodac, and the spells of the Three Kings of the Island of the Floods that had brought them into that danger.”

Extracted from the original text of Gods and Fighting Men. Made with Rho MD.