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'''Uldroch '''is a canonically fictional dwarf that appears in the in-universe book [[Shadowdoom|ShadowDoom]]. This book only appears in the [[Online|online version]]. | '''Uldroch '''is a canonically fictional dwarf that appears in the in-universe book [[Shadowdoom|ShadowDoom]]. This book only appears in the [[Online|online version]]. | ||
== Role in ShadowDoom == | == Role in ShadowDoom == | ||
In the only released excerpt of the book, Uldroch attempts to urinate in the woods before getting attacked by a swarm of flies. This forces him to return back to the camp. [[Greg]] dubs it "the raciest part" of the novel. | In the only released excerpt of the book, Uldroch attempts to urinate in the woods before getting attacked by a swarm of flies. This forces him to return back to the camp. [[Greg Heffley|Greg]] dubs it "the raciest part" of the novel. | ||
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Uldroch is a canonically fictional dwarf that appears in the in-universe book ShadowDoom. This book only appears in the online version.
Role in ShadowDoom
In the only released excerpt of the book, Uldroch attempts to urinate in the woods before getting attacked by a swarm of flies. This forces him to return back to the camp. Greg dubs it "the raciest part" of the novel.
