Cú Chulainn — The Hound of Ulster

He was seven years old when he killed the hound of Culann with his bare hands and took its place as guardian. He was seventeen when he held the ford against an entire army alone for months, fighting one champion per day while Ulster's warriors lay under a curse. Cú Chulainn did not merely fight — he entered the riastrad, the battle frenzy, and became something that was no longer entirely human. The greatest hero of Irish mythology, and proof that a single person can hold a line.

These signs carry the spear Gáe Bulg, the chariot, the torc, and the warp spasm of Ulster's champion.