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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>==Alive?==<br />
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I am sooo mad at evil Meldrum for burying the dirgecallers! They were great characters (But nobody beats GENERAL IRONBEEEEEAAAK! Are they really dead? We didn't see them die...<br />
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:I'm sorry that you think these characters were not villains, however they are. If you continue to revert the edits of this page you will face a ban. --[[User:LordTBT|<font color="Green">LordTBT</font>]] [[Image:Tbtico.jpg]] [[User talk:LordTBT|<sup><font color="Green" size="2">Talk!</font></sup>]] 04:22, 29 August 2008 (UTC)<br />
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i am pretty sure they r dead, although i also think they r grey cuz i don't remember them being trackers in a villain's horde ''willingly''. The page clearly says captivity. [[User:Burglebuber|Burglebuber]] ([[User talk:Burglebuber|talk]]) 21:28, August 23, 2013 (UTC)Burglebuber<br />
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== Question ==<br />
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Where in the book did it say that the Dirgecallers were both females and ermine? I would like to check myself, but I don't have a copy of the book with me. [[User:Tazmaria Goldeneyes|Tazmaria Goldeneyes]] 20:20, December 5, 2009 (UTC)<br />
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It describes them as "a pair of fully-grown female ermine".--[[User:Gandr Adderbane|Gandr Adderbane]] 23:02, December 5, 2009 (UTC)<br />
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Page source? [[User:Argulor|Argulor]] ([[User talk:Argulor|talk]]) 20:40, February 20, 2017 (UTC)<br />
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== Illustration == <br />
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They sort appear in the chapter 8 illustration of the american edition, don't they? Can we add that as an image?<br />
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If you want, sure (But get an account first.)<br />
[[User:SalemtheCruel|<font color="red" style="background:Purple">Vilaya</font>]] <sup>[[User Talk:SalemtheCruel|<font color="silver" style="background:Black">Don't tread on me!</font>]]</sup> 01:11, November 25, 2011 (UTC)SalemtheCruel<br />
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Why wouldn't they be the same kinds of ermine as the ones from Rakkety Tam? They both came from the Land of Ice and Snow and there generally aren't several types of one series. Besides the insane factor, they seem to be the same kind. Correct me if I'm wrong since I haven't read either in a while but aren't they the same?-[[User:Segalia |<font color="Red " style="background:Silver">Segalia Riverstorm, Otter Warrior</font>]] [[File:Segalia.png|75 px]] [[User talk:Segalia| <sup> <font color="crimson" size="3"> <i>Living and writing adventures,1 Cor. 1:7-9</i></font></sup>]] 23:09, March 16, 2012 (UTC)<br />
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== Species identity? ==<br />
I now know that the Dirgecallers are ermine, but when I first read the section of the book, I thought of them to be a form of wolf. (Maybe a southern species) It even said they had black tail tips, which I think is uncommon for ermine. And, from what I read, there were like, six or seven of them.--[[User:Snowstripe the Fierce|Snowstripe the Fierce]] ([[User talk:Snowstripe the Fierce|talk]]) 02:08, July 4, 2015 (UTC)Snowstripe the Fierce<br />
Also, why did Urgan Nagru do a weird wolf-call to beats that were not wolves? This is what lead me to believe they were wolves, and Urgan, wearing a wolf hide, was masquerading as one.--[[User:Snowstripe the Fierce|Snowstripe the Fierce]] ([[User talk:Snowstripe the Fierce|talk]]) 02:11, July 4, 2015 (UTC)Snowstripe the Fierce<br />
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Did you know for all these years until just now, the Dirgecallers were never classified as Characters on this wiki? [[User:Alderjack the Treescamp|Alderjack the Treescamp]] ([[User talk:Alderjack the Treescamp|talk]]) 01:22, May 7, 2017 (UTC)</div>imported>AlexanderWiki2002