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The lance of Zahd. It shoots lightning. [[Zahd]] was always one for simple things. | The lance of Zahd. It shoots lightning. [[Zahd]] was always one for simple things. | ||
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| + | According to the story, after Zahd turned the [[Guftensis]] Empire into salt, he damended that the dwarfs of the [[Ulmsmodin]] pay him a tribute, lest they also fall before his rage. The finest dwarfen smiths in the whole underground empire pooled their talents and labored to create a masterpiece. When presented with the spear, Zahd was initially unimpressed, but then he found out it shot lightning and decided that the spear was good enough for him and that he would leave the dwarfs alone. | ||
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| + | Reputedly, buried with [[Belgememnon]] in the [[Temple of Fame]] in the [[Pure Land]]. | ||
[[category: Taznikanze]] | [[category: Taznikanze]] | ||
[[category: Magic weapons]] | [[category: Magic weapons]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:23, 28 June 2010
The lance of Zahd. It shoots lightning. Zahd was always one for simple things.
According to the story, after Zahd turned the Guftensis Empire into salt, he damended that the dwarfs of the Ulmsmodin pay him a tribute, lest they also fall before his rage. The finest dwarfen smiths in the whole underground empire pooled their talents and labored to create a masterpiece. When presented with the spear, Zahd was initially unimpressed, but then he found out it shot lightning and decided that the spear was good enough for him and that he would leave the dwarfs alone.
Reputedly, buried with Belgememnon in the Temple of Fame in the Pure Land.
