In Irish mythology, the Morrígan (which is Gaelic for "phantom queen" or "great queen") is either described as a single goddess or a triple goddess, specifically a trio sister goddesses most often known as Morrígan, Badb, and Macha. The Morrígan is a battle goddess who is associated with Banshees due to their similar gifts—as a harbinger of death, she shapeshifts into a crow or raven and flies across the battlefield, and she not only has premonitions of the deaths of warriors, but can also influence the outcome of the war as well. The Morrígan is also associated with crows, fate, the earth, cattle, and sovereignty, and has been compared to the Valkyries and Norns of Norse mythology.
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The Morrígan presumably possesses all the standard powers of a Banshee, but to a greater extent. Like how she can shapeshift into a crow and/or a raven, premonitions of a warrior's death, influencing the outcome of wars, and possibly more.