Roaring Chimera Rod
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This rod takes | This rod takes its name from its most common appearance; a stout rod bearing the head of a lion and a dragon at one end and with the base carved to resemble the head of a serpent. The [[Legendary beasts#Chimera|chimera]] is a legendary symbol of a ferocious, dangerous opponent that is supremely adaptable to battle, whether tearing into an opponent with it's talons, poisoning them with it's serpentine tail, terrorizing them with it's roar or knocking them prone with an overwhelming charge. In some legends the chimera can even breathe fire or spit poison, adding a ranged component to it's deadly arsenal. | ||
In [[Highguard]] and parts of the [[The League|League]] they call this rod a ''hidden arsenal'', and the [[Magister|magisters]] who bear them prefer to have them constructed of dark matte steel. The [[Imperial Orcs]] often carve these rods of bone (sometimes the shin-bone of a particularly warlike shaman or a ritualist versed in the lore of [[Summer]], tipped with the claw of some powerful beast, and call one a ''talon of victory''. | In [[Highguard]] and parts of the [[The League|League]] they call this rod a ''hidden arsenal'', and the [[Magister|magisters]] who bear them prefer to have them constructed of dark matte steel. The [[Imperial Orcs]] often carve these rods of bone (sometimes the shin-bone of a particularly warlike shaman or a ritualist versed in the lore of [[Summer]], tipped with the claw of some powerful beast, and call one a ''talon of victory''. | ||
Revision as of 17:18, 3 February 2013
Description
This rod takes its name from its most common appearance; a stout rod bearing the head of a lion and a dragon at one end and with the base carved to resemble the head of a serpent. The chimera is a legendary symbol of a ferocious, dangerous opponent that is supremely adaptable to battle, whether tearing into an opponent with it's talons, poisoning them with it's serpentine tail, terrorizing them with it's roar or knocking them prone with an overwhelming charge. In some legends the chimera can even breathe fire or spit poison, adding a ranged component to it's deadly arsenal.
In Highguard and parts of the League they call this rod a hidden arsenal, and the magisters who bear them prefer to have them constructed of dark matte steel. The Imperial Orcs often carve these rods of bone (sometimes the shin-bone of a particularly warlike shaman or a ritualist versed in the lore of Summer, tipped with the claw of some powerful beast, and call one a talon of victory.
Rules
- Form: Rod.
- Effect: Twice per day you can cast the empower spell. You do not need to know the spell and it does not cost you any mana.
- Materials: Crafting a roaring chimera rod requires fifteen measures of green iron and sewven ingots of orichalcum, seven measures of dragonbone, four measures of tempest jade and four measures of iridescent gloaming.It takes one month to make one of these items.