In one form, this figure turned into an eel, wolf, and a red cow to distract a hero but was wounded each time.
In one form, this figure turned into an eel, wolf, and a red cow to distract a hero but was wounded each time. However, that hero would eventually heal this figure after exchanging a blessing for a drink of milk. This figure promised to take the blood and kidneys out of Indech and give them to the winners of the Second Battle of Mag Tuireadh. Badb, Macha, and Nemain are the three aspects of this figure. She often appears washing the clothes of those who will die.  She disguised herself as a hag and offered her opponent a dish of dog meat to force him into breaking his vows. Her croak-like cry may have inspired the legend of the banshee. This woman weakened Cuchulainn enough to eventually cause his death, and she is usually depicted as the goddess of war and death. For 10 points, name this Irish figure, who is often depicted as a crow.
In one form, this figure turned into an eel, wolf, and a red cow to distract a hero but was wounded each time.
the Morrigan