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The Undina were one of three original races created by the dragon deities. Of the three, the Undina represented the power of water, the ability to flow and change. Ultimately, this fluidity created the strife of The Millennium War, opened the gates to the Darklands, and gave birth to humans, the goblin races, and the elves.

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rdfs:comment	The Undina were one of three original races created by the dragon deities. Of the three, the Undina represented the power of water, the ability to flow and change. Ultimately, this fluidity created the strife of The Millennium War, opened the gates to the Darklands, and gave birth to humans, the goblin races, and the elves.
dcterms:subject	Monster Characters Comic Book Characters 1949 Debuts Creatures Female Villains Aquatic Characters Magic Characters Sheldon Moldoff - Creator The World of Codex EC Characters Gardner Fox-Creator Mermaid Characters Max Gaines - Creator
Row 4 info	Max Gaines, Gardner Fox, & Sheldon Moldoff
Row 1 info	Undina
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Row 2 info	Moon Girl Fights Crime #8
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Row 2 title	First Appearance
Row 3 info	E.C. Comics
Row 3 title	Original Publisher
Box Title	Undina
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abstract	The Undina were one of three original races created by the dragon deities. Of the three, the Undina represented the power of water, the ability to flow and change. Ultimately, this fluidity created the strife of The Millennium War, opened the gates to the Darklands, and gave birth to humans, the goblin races, and the elves. Although clever and quick, the dragons never expected that the Undina would want to learn the elemental magic that had given them life. The tall, graceful race began to resent the knowledge, and stole bits of it here and there as they could. The horan, smaller in stature and more hardy, were finally the result of these experiments. The Undina were pleased with the creatures, using them as slave labor. More importantly, the spark of a soul was never granted to the horan, making them easily commanded. Eventually, the horan were ensouled and fled their masters, who attempted to create the goblin races to replace them. Bigger issues caused The Millenium War, and the Undina retreated to extraplanar homes. They eventually merged with the plane itself, acquiring physical form only when necessary for tasks. When the seals were eventually released and they returned to Codex, they were surprised by the world they found, and the changes the trip had wrought on them. The races of Codex refer to their physical forms as the Eladrin, and see the race as a threat with their superior mindset and powerful, ancient magic.

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