Faramir's Sword ("Forest-Blade")
A beautiful sword with a blade of green-tinted steel and hilt of lebethron wood. Faramir used it well but rarely, for he loved lore and music more than war and strife.
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Faramir's Sword ("Forest-Blade")
Properties
Damage Bonus: Positive Energy 1d4 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +2
Skill Bonus: Animal Empathy +3
Skill Bonus: Lore +3
Skill Bonus: Perform +3
Base stats
Damage: 1d8
Crit: 19-20/x2
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Faravindad (Ch. "Obtaining Glory")
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Dexterity +2
Attack Bonus: +3
Mighty +4
Unlimited Ammo: Arrow Ammo: +5 Enhancement to Damage
Base stats
Damage: 1d8
Crit: 20/x3
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Feather Armor (female only)
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Dexterity +4
Enhancement Bonus: Wisdom +2
Armor Bonus: +3
Armor Bonus vs.: Outsider +4
Armor Bonus vs.: Undead +4
Cast Spell: Heal (11) 1 Use/Day
Base stats
AC: 2
Max Dex: 6
ASF: 10%
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Feather Belt
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Dexterity +3
Cast Spell: Haste (10) 2 Uses/Day
Regeneration: +3
Skill Bonus: Hide +5
Skill Bonus: Move Silently +5
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Fell Beast Armor
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +2
Armor Bonus: +4
Regeneration: +4
Improved Saving Throws: Universal +2
Base stats
AC: 2
Max Dex: 6
ASF: 10%
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Fell Beast Gauntlet
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +1
Attack Bonus: +3
Damage Bonus: Acid 1d8 Damage
On Hit: Ability Drain Strength DC=26
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Fiend Fury
Properties
Damage Bonus: Magical 1d4 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Human Negative Energy 1d8 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Outsider Negative Energy 1d8 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +2
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Human +3
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Outsider +3
Regeneration: +2
Vampiric Regeneration: +3
Base stats
Damage: 1d6
Crit: 20/x3
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Handaxe |
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Finder
Properties
Damage Bonus: Slashing 1d6 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +2
Proximity glow
Base stats
Damage: 1d6
Crit: 19-20/x2
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Fingon's Broadsword
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Constitution +2
Damage Bonus: Positive Energy 1d8 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Keen
Massive Criticals: 1d6 Damage
Base stats
Damage: 1d10
Crit: 19-20/x2
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Bastard Sword |
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Fire Star
Properties
Damage Bonus: Fire 1d8 Damage
Damage Resistance: Fire Resist 15 / -
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Base stats
Damage: 1d8
Crit: 18-20/x2
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Morningstar |
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Fonhrad (Rh. "Quick Fang")
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Constitution +2
Bonus Feat: Cleave
Holy Avenger
Proximity glow
Base stats
Damage: 1d8
Crit: 20/x3
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Spear |
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Forest Bowguard
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Dexterity +2
Armor Bonus: +2
Immunity: Knockdown
Improved Evasion
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Fuinrauko (Q."Gloomy Demon")
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +2
Bonus Feat: Cleave
Holy Avenger
Base stats
Damage: 2d6
Crit: 19-20/x2
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Greatsword |
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Fëanor's Spell Books
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Gaerennon (S. "Sea Armor")
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Constitution +2
Enhancement Bonus: Dexterity +3
Armor Bonus: +3
Armor Bonus vs.: Outsider +4
Darkvision
Improved Saving Throws: Universal +3
Base stats
AC: 1
Max Dex: 8
ASF: 5%
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Light Armor |
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Gaergil (S. "Sea Star")
Properties
Cast Spell: Clairaudience/Clairvoyance (10) 1 Use/Day
Cast Spell: Lesser Mind Blank (9) 1 Use/Day
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Galadilin (S. "Tree of Hiding")
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Constitution +2
Armor Bonus: +3
Cast Spell: True Seeing (9) 1 Use/Day
Damage Resistance: Bludgeoning Resist 10 / -
Damage Immunity: Bludgeoning 10% Immunity Bonus
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Amulet |
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Galdor's Armor
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Dexterity +2
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +1
Armor Bonus: +3
Damage Reduction: +3 Soak 5 Damage
Base stats
AC: 1
Max Dex: 8
ASF: 5%
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Galdor's Glaive
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +3
Damage Bonus: Magical 1d8 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Base stats
Damage: 1d10
Crit: 20/x3
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Galnin (S."Shining-white")
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Galvorn ("Shining Black")
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Galvorn Plate ("Shining Black")
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +2
Armor Bonus: +4
Cast Spell: Premonition (15) 1 Use/Day
Immunity: Paralysis
Regeneration: +3
Improved Saving Throws: Fear +5
Base stats
AC: 8
Max Dex: 1
ASF: 45%
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Gauntlets of Iom Fegc
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Constitution +3
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +1
Bonus Feat: Improved Critical (unarmed strike)
Damage Resistance: Cold Resist 10 / -
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Gaurhír's robe
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Charisma +2
Enhancement Bonus: Intelligence +2
Bonus Spell Slot: Sorcerer Level 4, 7
Bonus Spell Slot: Wizard Level 4, 7
Regeneration: +2
Spell Resistance: 18
Base stats
AC: 0
Max Dex: none
ASF: 0%
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Cloth Armor |
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Gebirelda (S. "Stake of the Stars")
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Intelligence +3
Cast Spell: Power Word, Stun (13) 4 Uses/Day
Damage Resistance: Acid Resist 15 / -
Damage Resistance: Electrical Resist 10 / -
Skill Bonus: Concentration +6
Skill Bonus: Spot +6
Base stats
Damage: 1d6
Crit: 20/x2
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Gem of True Sight
Properties
Cast Spell: True Seeing (9) 2 Uses/Day
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Gersebroc ("Gerse's Sword)
Properties
Damage Bonus: Fire 1d6 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Base stats
Damage: 2d6
Crit: 19-20/x2
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Ghan's Amulet
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Wisdom +3
Bonus Spell Slot: Cleric Level 6
Bonus Spell Slot: Druid Level 5, 6
Bonus Spell Slot: Ranger Level 3
Regeneration: +2
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Ghashdug (B.S. "Fiery Filth")
Properties
Damage Bonus: Acid 1d8 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
On Hit: Disease Filth Fever DC=20
On Hit: Poison 1d2 Constitution Damage DC=20
Base stats
Damage: 1d6
Crit: 20/x2
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Club |
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Ghostbane
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Wisdom +2
Bonus Spell Slot: Cleric Level 4, 5, 6
Bonus Spell Slot: Druid Level 4, 5, 6
Damage Bonus: Divine 1d6 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Undead Divine 1d8 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Undead +4
Base stats
Damage: 1d6
Crit: 20/x2
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Ghrazîm Banner
Properties
Cast Spell: Battletide (9) Unlimited Uses/Day
Damage Resistance: Piercing Resist 15 / -
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Torch |
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Gift of Námo
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Charisma +2
Enhancement Bonus: Wisdom +2
Bonus Feat: Extra Turning
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Gauntlet |
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Gift of the Silent One
Properties
Armor Bonus: +3
Bonus Feat: Mobility
Bonus Feat: Sneak Attack (+2d6)
Cast Spell: Mantle of Egregious Might (15) 1 Use/Day
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Amulet |
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Gift of Varda
Properties
Armor Bonus: +3
Improved Evasion
Improved Saving Throws: Universal +3
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Amulet |
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Gildagor (S. "Star of Battle")
Properties
Damage Bonus: Negative Energy 1d8 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Keen
Massive Criticals: 1d4 Damage
Vampiric Regeneration: +3
Base stats
Damage: 1d10
Crit: 19-20/x2
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Bastard Sword |
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Gimilkhor
Properties
Armor Bonus vs.: Outsider +5
Damage Resistance: Negative Energy Resist 10 / -
Regeneration: +4
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Ring |
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Gimli's Hammer
Properties
Damage Bonus: Positive Energy 1d6 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +2
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Orc +3
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Undead +3
Massive Criticals: 2d6 Damage
Base stats
Damage: 1d8
Crit: 20/x3
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Warhammer |
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Girdle of Gore
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +2
Damage Resistance: Bludgeoning Resist 10 / -
Damage Resistance: Cold Resist 10 / -
Regeneration: +2
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Gland of a Cold-drake
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Glorfindel´s Surcoat
Properties
Damage Resistance: Bludgeoning Resist 20 / -
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Faravindad (Ch. "Obtaining Glory")
The bows of the Tirandazâ (Ch. Archers) are called Faravindad (Ch. "Obtaining Glory") since the largest part of the Chyan infantry is of bowmen and usual tactic is the Swarm of Fi...
The bows of the Tirandazâ (Ch. Archers) are called Faravindad (Ch. "Obtaining Glory") since the largest part of the Chyan infantry is of bowmen and usual tactic is the Swarm of Fi...
The bows of the Tirandazâ (Ch. Archers) are called Faravindad (Ch. "Obtaining Glory") since the largest part of the Chyan infantry is of bowmen and usual tactic is the Swarm of Fire. The light mounted archers surround and harass the enemy, avoiding any close contact until it begins to lose its moral and cohesion.
Feather Armor (female only)
Constructed from the large feathers of the great eagles of Arda that fell to the ground during their passing overhead.
Feather Belt
A belt of mithril links which will only open when three links are passed through one another in an intricate pattern, this binding is long enough to pass two or even three times about the average human waist.
Fell Beast Armor
The Beorning dragon slayer called Fuorn crafted this rigid leather armor from the skin and bones of the fell beasts that he encountered during his travels in the Grey Mountains. Th...
The Beorning dragon slayer called Fuorn crafted this rigid leather armor from the skin and bones of the fell beasts that he encountered during his travels in the Grey Mountains. Th...
The Beorning dragon slayer called Fuorn crafted this rigid leather armor from the skin and bones of the fell beasts that he encountered during his travels in the Grey Mountains.
The armor and his own life were lost during his beserk rampage within the Drake Gate of Mount Gundabad where it is told that Fuorn single-handedly slew twelve dozen orcs before he finally expired from many grievous sword cuts.
Fell Beast Gauntlet
The legendary Beorning dragon slayer called Fuorn crafted this rigid leather gauntlet from the skin and bones of the fell beasts that he encountered during his travels in the Grey...
The legendary Beorning dragon slayer called Fuorn crafted this rigid leather gauntlet from the skin and bones of the fell beasts that he encountered during his travels in the Grey...
The legendary Beorning dragon slayer called Fuorn crafted this rigid leather gauntlet from the skin and bones of the fell beasts that he encountered during his travels in the Grey Mountains.
The gauntlet was passed on to his eldest son who wandered the lands south and east of the Grey Mountains. The whereabouts of Fuorn's son and the gauntlet itself have been unknown for many years.
Fiend Fury
The orc beserker Bralg has been known to carry this hatchet in his left hand while using Snapper in his right. In recent battles, Bralg has been known to favor a shield for his off...
The orc beserker Bralg has been known to carry this hatchet in his left hand while using Snapper in his right. In recent battles, Bralg has been known to favor a shield for his off...
The orc beserker Bralg has been known to carry this hatchet in his left hand while using Snapper in his right.
In recent battles, Bralg has been known to favor a shield for his offhand.
Rumor-tellers among Mount Gundabad's orcs question whether some Goblin Night Noser spirited the hatchet away while Bralg slept unaware or if perhaps the Crazed Warlord now favors a shield because he may have grown older and weaker.
Finder
A shortsword of sturdy if plain construction: the iron blade and copper trim are in good shape. The hilt is wrapped in soft rabbit fur, worn from use.
Fingon's Broadsword
Fingon wielded this broadsword when he led the hosts of Fingolfin in the Kinslaying, that dark day in Elvish history. He was later slain by Balrogs in the Nirnaeth Arnoediad. His sword was forged of white laen with mithril fittings.
Fire Star
Weapon of Lesh-Y the Demon, the morningstar was forged out of clear laen and inlaid with the horn of a Drake.
Fonhrad (Rh. "Quick Fang")
A spear of Dírwood - a rare very hard, black wood - tipped with a gold head. The golden spear tip is not forged of the metal, but of golden laen.
Forest Bowguard
Made of fine leather and shaalk, the Forest Bowguard prevents the painful impact of bowstring on wrist that sometimes occurs in the confusion of battle.
Fuinrauko (Q."Gloomy Demon")
Eol, the creator of the superlative metal galvorn and the forger of Anglachel and Anguirel, made this blade for himself. His skill was surpassed only by Feanor and Celebrimbor at smithwork. The 2 handed sword is forged of black eog with edges,hilt guard, and decor of galvorn.
Fëanor's Spell Books
These books were written by Fëanor and were his gift to Celebrimbor -- a truly priceless collection. They arc written in dark green ink on golden yellow paper, and are bound in soft, rich leather darkly stained by years of use.
Gaerennon (S. "Sea Armor")
This armor belonged to Cirdan, the great Elvish mariner and shipwright. It is forged of mithril and blue laen, with laces of tough, salt-resistant sea turtle hide.
Gaergil (S. "Sea Star")
A clear laen sphere (1' in diameter). It is one of the most valuable possessions of Cirdan the Shipwright. The sphere's blessed powers help to steady one's mind on the seas and beyond.
Galadilin (S. "Tree of Hiding")
This collar is fashioned of twelve rectangular, curved pieces of fine oak, approximately 1" by 2" long, bound and linked together with bands of silver.
Galdor's Armor
Made of seadrake skin, this armor is a drab green-grey color, but is very easy to keep in shape, requiring almost no care to keep it looking normal.
Galdor's Glaive
Galdor's Glaive is a large mithril blade on a mallorn staff, but like many Elven items it has other uses besides bloodletting. Galdor served as Cirdan's messenger to the Council of...
Galdor's Glaive is a large mithril blade on a mallorn staff, but like many Elven items it has other uses besides bloodletting. Galdor served as Cirdan's messenger to the Council of...
Galdor's Glaive is a large mithril blade on a mallorn staff, but like many Elven items it has other uses besides bloodletting. Galdor served as Cirdan's messenger to the Council of Elrond and was a good friend to Cirdan personally, the glaive may well have been the spoils of a voyage undertaken with the mariner.
Galnin (S."Shining-white")
There are rarely more than rumors of galnin; it is only infrequently available. Silvery-white, seemingly like alcam or celeb, it is lighter and will neither tarnish nor corrode. Th...
There are rarely more than rumors of galnin; it is only infrequently available. Silvery-white, seemingly like alcam or celeb, it is lighter and will neither tarnish nor corrode. Th...
There are rarely more than rumors of galnin; it is only infrequently available. Silvery-white, seemingly like alcam or celeb, it is lighter and will neither tarnish nor corrode. The galnin only comes mixed in an ore found high in the southwestern part of the mines of the Seventh Deep of Moria, although there have been reports of traces being found elsewhere, and a huge load of the ore is said to exist in the jungles of the South. Only intense fires can wrest the pure metal from its ore, and this must account for its rarity. Dwarves think it insubstantial and not worth the trouble of smelting. Since it's not as strong as ang, and Dwarves like stout material, they have few uses for it and what little galnin the Naugrim mine in their halls, they give nearly all to the Noldor. The Elves frequently use it as a building material. It also found application at Amon Lind as an undercoat for the application of mithrarian.
Galvorn ("Shining Black")
This metal is the rarest of all known in Middle-earth. First developed by E61, it is malleable yet resists cuts or punctures: the ultimate armor. When forged with certain elements...
This metal is the rarest of all known in Middle-earth. First developed by E61, it is malleable yet resists cuts or punctures: the ultimate armor. When forged with certain elements...
This metal is the rarest of all known in Middle-earth. First developed by E61, it is malleable yet resists cuts or punctures: the ultimate armor. When forged with certain elements it is the hardest substance known. It is said that galvorn is made in part from meteoric iron: incredibly dense metal fallen from the sky. The only two Smiths in Eregion who might have rediscovered the skill and/ or materials necessary are Celebrimbor and Fendomë, and neither will speak of it.
Galvorn Plate ("Shining Black")
This armor is made of one of rarest of all known metals in Middle-earth. First developed by Eöl, it is malleable yet resists cuts or punctures: the ultimate armor. When forged wit...
This armor is made of one of rarest of all known metals in Middle-earth. First developed by Eöl, it is malleable yet resists cuts or punctures: the ultimate armor. When forged wit...
This armor is made of one of rarest of all known metals in Middle-earth. First developed by Eöl, it is malleable yet resists cuts or punctures: the ultimate armor. When forged with certain elements it is the hardest substance known. It is said that galvorn is made in part from meteoric iron: incredibly dense metal fallen from the sky.
Gauntlets of Iom Fegc
Made of violet leather and embroidered with platinum wire and tiny amethysts, these heavy armored gloves are one of the great legacies of the ancient Dunmen, the Daen Coentis.
Gaurhír's robe
These robes of silver-grey are stitched with metallic green runes an arcane script not know in northwestern Middle-earth.
Gebirelda (S. "Stake of the Stars")
This staff, five and one half feet long, is made of enchanted black oak surrounded by braided branches from a mallorn tree. First wielded by Ancalimë, the staff became a hereditary item of Westernesse's monarchs, especially its Queens.
Gem of True Sight
This finely cut and polished stone is indistinguishable from an ordinary jewel in appearance. When gazed through, the gem of seeing enables the user to see as though she were affected by a true seeing spell.
Gersebroc ("Gerse's Sword)
A special sword, over 6' long, of the type traditionally used by Eriadorian Northmen throughout the centuries. The blade is 4' long in the main section. A further 12" of blade is s...
A special sword, over 6' long, of the type traditionally used by Eriadorian Northmen throughout the centuries. The blade is 4' long in the main section. A further 12" of blade is s...
A special sword, over 6' long, of the type traditionally used by Eriadorian Northmen throughout the centuries. The blade is 4' long in the main section. A further 12" of blade is separated by a cross-piece with spikes extending 12" from each side. The section above the cross-piece is unsharpened. The hilt is wooden, 15" long, bound with the toughest leather, and sports a heavy ball pommel. The steel sphere encrusted with polished silver and laen facets serves as a counterweight.
Ghan's Amulet
Ghan-buri-Ghan's Animist necklet is made of alternating white shells and long asp fangs, with a tiny sack of fragrant herbs and potent shamanic items (amber, owl feathers, deer musk, lavender, and garlic) attached. The string itself is of woven grasses.
Ghashdug (B.S. "Fiery Filth")
Ghashdug was crafted at Mount Gundabad using natural materials found within the stronghold's vast networks of mines and caverns. These components consisted of some few common metal...
Ghashdug was crafted at Mount Gundabad using natural materials found within the stronghold's vast networks of mines and caverns. These components consisted of some few common metal...
Ghashdug was crafted at Mount Gundabad using natural materials found within the stronghold's vast networks of mines and caverns. These components consisted of some few common metals for enchantment purposes, fungal poisons similar to those used by goblin scouts, an ancient petrified mushroom stalk from the Fungi Caves and the darkest curses placed upon it from orc animists.
This instrument has been especially favored for bludgeoning and poisoning disobedient captives who could no longer work.
Ghostbane
Originally the symbol of authority for Beorn, first of the three enchanted chieftains of the great Cult of the Bear, this item was later passed on to his successors. Eríbhen, the...
Originally the symbol of authority for Beorn, first of the three enchanted chieftains of the great Cult of the Bear, this item was later passed on to his successors. Eríbhen, the...
Originally the symbol of authority for Beorn, first of the three enchanted chieftains of the great Cult of the Bear, this item was later passed on to his successors. Eríbhen, the Dunlendings' scheming High Priestess from T.A. 1697-1699, was the first to make Ghostbane famous when she roused the tribes against Gondor. The gnarled white staff is an intricately carved length of enchanted bleached chestnut and is traditionally used by the High Priestess of Tulach Boghain (Du. "Ghost Hill").
Ghrazîm Banner
Symbol of the unity of the Host of Gundabad, the Ghrazîm Banner is regarded by the Orcs of the citadel as their most sacred and precious possession. The Banner is a large, blood-r...
Symbol of the unity of the Host of Gundabad, the Ghrazîm Banner is regarded by the Orcs of the citadel as their most sacred and precious possession. The Banner is a large, blood-r...
Symbol of the unity of the Host of Gundabad, the Ghrazîm Banner is regarded by the Orcs of the citadel as their most sacred and precious possession. The Banner is a large, blood-red silk rectangle, with an emblem of the triple peaks of Mount Gundabad in black at its center, mounted on a massive steel staff which is capped by a Fell-beast skull. Ever since the Second Age, the Ghrazîm Banner has been carried to war by the Goblin-king's guard whenever the monarch takes the field in person.
It has never fallen into enemy hands. Legend says the staff was brought from Angband by Skorg himself. Wherever the Ghrazîm Banner is borne, the ferocity and courage of the Orcs is enhanced; Orcish troops within 100' hit harder, and their morale will never break while the Goblin-king lives. In fact, these benefits are conferred by spells embedded in the staff, and the Banner, standing alone, has no particular value, although the Orcs do not know this. Further, the staff will provide the same advantages to an army regardless of the particular banner suspended from it. The staff also affords protection against all melee and missile attacks to the individual bearing it. The Ghrazîm Banner accompanies the Ashdurbûk wherever he goes.
Gift of Námo
Beautiful white and gold gloves embossed and gilded with interlaced threads, curves, ladders, and helices, these items are also set with a black diamond at each knuckle. They were a gift to Ingwë by the Vala Námo.
Gift of the Silent One
A heavily oiled iron chain adorned with the skull of a goblin imp, this amulet is sometimes worn by shady servants devoted to the Cult of the Silent One.
Gift of Varda
Ingwë's beautiful suspended medallion was a gift from the Maia it is named for. It is entirely a swirl of variously colored laen, so artfully put together that it seems constantly in motion, though completely static.
Gildagor (S. "Star of Battle")
Gimilkhor
A gold ring set with a single huge sapphire, this item was named by its maker. Spidery Tengwar runes spell out the ring's name on the inside of the band.
Gimli's Hammer
This heavy weapon served well in Gimli's hands in the Fellowship of the Ring, though it was not the greatest of the works of arms in Erebor, where Gimli spent his youth after 2941....
This heavy weapon served well in Gimli's hands in the Fellowship of the Ring, though it was not the greatest of the works of arms in Erebor, where Gimli spent his youth after 2941....
This heavy weapon served well in Gimli's hands in the Fellowship of the Ring, though it was not the greatest of the works of arms in Erebor, where Gimli spent his youth after 2941. It was a simple affair: the hammer faces were of mithril engraved with constellation of Durin's Crown, and the shaft was of braided steel wrapped in leather.
Girdle of Gore
There was a time during the reign of Mount Gundabad's Great Goblin King Zalg that hundreds of war captives were taken for questioning to the chambers of a particularly wretched gob...
There was a time during the reign of Mount Gundabad's Great Goblin King Zalg that hundreds of war captives were taken for questioning to the chambers of a particularly wretched gob...
There was a time during the reign of Mount Gundabad's Great Goblin King Zalg that hundreds of war captives were taken for questioning to the chambers of a particularly wretched goblin interrogator of such sadistic repute that its name has been purposely erased from all records and suppressed from the memory of all mortal creatures.
Fashioned from a hundred feet of dried, cured, eviscerated and entertwined entrails of many tortured captives, the Girdle of Gore is the counterpart to the reknowned Mithril Mail Belt and remains the only souvenier of the insanely horrid goblin interrogator who King Zalg eventually ordered to be quietly but permanently removed from service.
Gland of a Cold-drake
This is the frost gland of a Cold-drake. It appears to be a bag filled with ice.
Glorfindel´s Surcoat
The sleeveless overgarment of smooth white cloth belonged to the captain of the guard of Gondolin and was lost when he fell to his death during a combat with a Balrog. Over the right breast is a tiny golden lily, as Glorfindel was the lord of the House of the Golden Flower.
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