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| - Furies are elemental spirits (earth, water, fire, wind, metal, and wood) that inhabit all aspects of Alera. Some are small and cannot be seen, and others are powerful enough to manifest when called upon by their wielders. There also exist "Great Furies," the most powerful and ancient of these spirits, by which Alerans swear and curse. They manifest as geographic formations of great elemental power, such as volcanoes and oceans, and are far more often restrained or provoked than explicitly commanded, and then only by fury-crafters of exceptional strength. Many Alerans are unaware of the Great Furies' actual existence, imagining them to be more mythic than real, but this disbelief is incorrect.
- Furies are a collection of incredibly powerful, non-humanoid races from another galaxy. These races, of which there are 666 make up a collective known as the Host.
- The Furies, also known as the Erinyes, are monsters of Vengeance who serve the god Hades. They are his torturers in the Underworld and punish the crimes of the wicked. In Greek mythology, each Fury was sometimes represented as avenging a certain type of crime, such as crime, grudges, or murder. Ironically enough, they are often referred to as the Kindly Ones, in order to remain safe from them. They are sometimes misidentified with the arai, spirits of curses. Their Roman counterpart are the Dirae.
- Furies are Demons that have gone mad with bloodlust. During the War of the Forbidding, they broke free of the Forbidding with the help of the Dagda Mor. They tried to destroy the Druid Allanon during his first encounter with the Dagda Mor.
- The Furies were an ancient society made up of 666 species that ruled a large part of the Milky Way Galaxy in the distant past. Collectively, they referred to themselves as "the Host." Their appearance and natures gave rise to many of the monsters and demonic myths of the younger races of the Alpha Quadrant. After a protracted war with another species they called "the Unclean," they were driven out of the near side of the galaxy and exiled to the Delta Quadrant. (Star Trek: Invasion! novels, Star Trek: Starfleet Corps of Engineers novel: Ring Around the Sky)
- The Furies are a gang found in Zia and Kedemoth in Richland. Katscratch of Zia wants you to thin the number of Furies terrorizing those on the streets; LilQuick of Kedemoth simply wants you to distract them so that he can visit his lady love. Not all of the gang members are lupines, but some of them, including their high ranking members, are.
- The Three Furies (Wind, Rain, and Thunder){Sun is not a fury} Strive to dominate Nimbus. Each has strengths and weaknesses, each wonderfully differently Knowledge to offer. You may choose to align yourself with one or more in Battle. Refer to Units for more detailed information on each Fury
- The Furies is a clique composed of three students, Alecto, Tisiphone and Megaera. They are united by a common bond of looking like devil girls. They had Worm as their lackey, but may have managed to rough him enough up that he stopped being their lackey. They are each dating a member of TNT as of 2007-05-19: Truck with Alecto Nitro with Tisiphone Tee-Kay with Megaera.
- The Furies are a group of female avenging spirits in Greek mythology. Their Greek name was the Erinyes (The Furies is an English translation of the Latin name for them). There are three goddesses comprising the Furies: Alecto, Tisiphone, and Megaera. Alecto's name means "unceasing in anger", Tisiphone's name means "avenger of murder", and Megaera's name means "grudging" or "jealous". They were depicted as winged women wearing black robes with serpents forming a wreath around their head and blood dripping from their eyes. Sometimes they were depicted not with bird wings, but with bat wings and occasionally they were depicted with dog's heads. The Furies would hound anyone who committed murder of a family member, driving them mad and never relenting in their pursuit. They never haunted an in
- In Greek mythology the Furies were underworld deities concerned with punishing mortals who committed severe infringements of both mortal and divine law - they were especially prone to attack those who committed the act of hubris (an act in ancient Greece that was akin to sacrilege or defilement). The Furies were envisioned as frightening beings that were an embodiment of vengeance, once they sought out a mortal they would hound them without mercy and were somewhat similiar to demons of other mythologies - however unlike demons the Furies were not enemies to the gods.
- The Furies—so named by Commander Spock after the mythological figures meant to punish sinners—are a collection of incredibly powerful, non-humanoid races from another galaxy. These races, of which there are 666, make up a collective known as the Host. (VOY novel: The Final Fury) Among the species of the Fury are the Ak'lin, the Jequat, the Sakill, and the Zebub. (TNG - Invasion! novel: The Soldiers of Fear) The singular leader of the Hosts is known as the Autarch.
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