Glove of Snakes
Delicate, transparent items made of the shed skins of asps, these gloves are quite fragile and must be regularly oiled to keep them from falling apart. They provide almost no protection from the elements.
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Glove of Snakes
Properties
Armor Bonus: +3
Attack Bonus: +5
Cast Spell: Flame Twin 1 Use/Day
Damage Bonus: Fire 2d8 Damage
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Gloves of Lord Lightfingers
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Dexterity +3
Cast Spell: Light (5) 2 Uses/Day
Skill Bonus: Craft Trap +3
Skill Bonus: Hide +3
Skill Bonus: Listen +4
Skill Bonus: Move Silently +2
Skill Bonus: Pick Pocket +5
Skill Bonus: Set Trap +2
Skill Bonus: Tumble +3
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Gloves of the Forge
Properties
Attack Bonus: +4
Cast Spell: Haste (10) 2 Uses/Day
Damage Bonus: Magical 1d10 Damage
Damage Resistance: Cold Resist 10 / -
Damage Resistance: Electrical Resist 10 / -
Damage Resistance: Fire Resist 10 / -
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Gloves of the Halethrim
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Dexterity +2
Attack Bonus: +4
Damage Bonus: Fire 1d10 Damage
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Gogan Laazg (B.S. "Broad Shield")
Properties
Damage Resistance: Slashing Resist 15 / -
Damage Immunity: Divine 25% Immunity Bonus
Base stats
AC: 2
ASF: 15%
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Gordur (S."Dread of the Dark")
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +1
Damage Bonus: Magical 1d6 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Keen
Proximity glow
Base stats
Damage: 1d6
Crit: 18-20/x2
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Great Horn (Boromir's Horn)
Properties
Cast Spell: Unique Power Self Only Unlimited Uses/Day
Only Useable By: Bard
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Greater Bolt of Acid
Properties
Damage Bonus: Acid 1d10 Damage
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Greave of Arm-wrestling
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +2
Armor Bonus: +2
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Grey book
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Book |
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Grimsteel
Properties
Damage Bonus: Acid 1d8 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Base stats
Damage: 1d10
Crit: 19-20/x2
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Gurthdur (S."Death of the Dark")
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Dexterity +1
Damage Bonus: Magical 1d6 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Keen
Proximity glow
Base stats
Damage: 1d6
Crit: 18-20/x2
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Scimitar |
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Gwaedhel-lance (S. "Oath-Sister")
Properties
Damage Bonus: Positive Energy 1d6 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Undead Positive Energy 2d10 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Immunity: Level/Ability Drain
Keen
Base stats
Damage: 1d10
Crit: 20/x3
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Gwaedhel-sword (S. "Oath-Sister")
Properties
Damage Bonus: Positive Energy 1d6 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Undead Positive Energy 2d10 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Immunity: Level/Ability Drain
Keen
Base stats
Damage: 2d6
Crit: 19-20/x2
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Gypsy Belt
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Charisma +5
Bonus Spell Slot: Bard Level 3, 4, 5, 6
Skill Bonus: Perform +4
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Gúthwinë ("Battle-Friend")
Properties
Cast Spell: Flame Weapon (10) 1 Use/Day
Damage Bonus: Positive Energy 1d8 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Keen
Base stats
Damage: 1d8
Crit: 19-20/x2
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Gûdcrist (S. "Cleaver of Enemies")
Properties
Damage Bonus: Positive Energy 1d10 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Human Negative Energy 1d4 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Outsider Divine 1d4 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Human +4
Enhancement Bonus vs.: Outsider +4
Keen
On Hit: Dispel Magic Level 10
Base stats
Damage: 1d8
Crit: 19-20/x2
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Gûlthalion (Q. "Mageshield")
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Charisma +2
Enhancement Bonus: Constitution +2
Armor Bonus: +3
Armor Bonus vs.: Outsider +5
Cast Spell: Aura Of Glory (7) 1 Use/Day
Base stats
AC: 3
ASF: 50%
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Hammer of Durin III
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Constitution +1
Damage Bonus: Divine 1d4 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Base stats
Damage: 1d8
Crit: 20/x3
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Warhammer |
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Hammer of Returning
Properties
Damage Bonus: Positive Energy 1d8 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Keen
Base stats
Damage: 1d8
Crit: 20/x3
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Warhammer |
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Harvest Moon Scythe
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Constitution +2
Damage Bonus: Sonic 1d10 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Base stats
Damage: 2d4
Crit: 20/x4
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Head of Gaurithoth the Abhorrent
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Head of Wumag the Cave Troll
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Healer's Shroud
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Wisdom +3
Bonus Spell Slot: Cleric Level 9
Cast Spell: Mass Cure Critical Wounds (20) 2 Uses/Day
Regeneration: +3
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Cloak |
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Healing Dagger
Properties
Cast Spell: Heal (11) 1 Use/Day
Damage Bonus: Divine 1d6 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Regeneration: +2
Base stats
Damage: 1d4
Crit: 19-20/x2
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Helm of Arnor
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +2
Bonus Feat: Alertness
Damage Reduction: +4 Soak 10 Damage
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Helm of Leadership
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Charisma +2
Enhancement Bonus: Wisdom +1
Bonus Spell Slot: Paladin Level 1, 2
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Helm of Morthond
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Wisdom +3
Cast Spell: Protection from Alignment (5) 1 Use/Day
Regeneration: +3
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Helm of Stone
Properties
Armor Bonus: +1
Cast Spell: Stoneskin (7) 1 Use/Day
Immunity: Death Magic
Regeneration: +3
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Helm of Stun Resistance
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Dexterity +2
Immunity: Mind-Affecting Spells
Regeneration: +2
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Helm of the Barazinbar Guard
Properties
Armor Bonus: +4
Armor Bonus vs.: Orc +5
Damage Resistance: Cold Resist 10 / -
Darkvision
Immunity: Fear
Skill Bonus: Listen +5
Skill Bonus: Spot +5
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Helm of the Dark
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Strength +3
Cast Spell: Shadow Shield (13) 1 Use/Day
Cast Spell: True Seeing (9) 1 Use/Day
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Helmet |
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Helm of the Navigator
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Helmet |
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Helmet of Understanding
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Intelligence +6
Bonus Feat: Spell Penetration
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Helmet |
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Henechor ("Ring of Eyes")
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Wisdom +3
Improved Saving Throws: Fortitude +5
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Helmet |
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Herdirgli´s Honey Stick
Properties
Enhancement Bonus: Wisdom +2
Bonus Spell Slot: Druid Level 8
Cast Spell: Summon Creature IV (7) 1 Use/Day
Damage Bonus: Divine 1d8 Damage
Damage Bonus vs.: Evil Positive Energy 1d4 Damage
Enhancement Bonus: +3
Base stats
Damage: 1d6
Crit: 20/x2
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Magic Staff |
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Herdirgli´s Weeder #1
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Herdirgli´s Weeder #2
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Miscellaneous |
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Herdirgli´s Weeder #3
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Herdirgli´s Weeder #4
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Gloves of Lord Lightfingers
A pair of grey leather gloves kept in a flat wooden case (2 in x 8 in x 4 in) and belonging to a Master Thief of Asni Dat.
Gloves of the Forge
Made of eog for protection and shaalk for flexibility, these Elvish gloves are the workaday wear of Celebrimbor, the highest of the Elven Smiths of the Mírdaithrond.
Gloves of the Halethrim
Created by a sect of isolationist Haradim, the Order of the Halethrim maintains a tradition of solitude paired with the belief that one must first master the self before one can at...
Created by a sect of isolationist Haradim, the Order of the Halethrim maintains a tradition of solitude paired with the belief that one must first master the self before one can at...
Created by a sect of isolationist Haradim, the Order of the Halethrim maintains a tradition of solitude paired with the belief that one must first master the self before one can attain mastery over the outside world. Monks of Halethrim fashioned these gloves with Fire properties so that the outside world could be forewarned of their training and thereby know to keep a distance. These gloves were a gift to the Great Goblin in the 2nd age of Middle Earth.
Gogan Laazg (B.S. "Broad Shield")
A large shield of oak wood with gold trim it was one of few items of orcish make to show signs of skilled craftsmanship.
Gordur (S."Dread of the Dark")
These are Elladdan's and Elrohir's sister swords.made of mithril and chased with bright inlay. They are identical blades, long and set with a bright orange jacinths for pommels. The hilts are wrapped in red cords. These weapons were stolen from rivendell and never seen again.
Great Horn (Boromir's Horn)
This was an heirloom of the House of the Stewards of Gondor from the time of Vorondil, circa T.A. 2000, until the War of the Rings. Made from the horn of one of the Kine of Araw an...
This was an heirloom of the House of the Stewards of Gondor from the time of Vorondil, circa T.A. 2000, until the War of the Rings. Made from the horn of one of the Kine of Araw an...
This was an heirloom of the House of the Stewards of Gondor from the time of Vorondil, circa T.A. 2000, until the War of the Rings. Made from the horn of one of the Kine of Araw and inlaid with silver, the Horn was borne by the heir of the Steward. It was believed that if the Horn were blown anywhere within the ancient boundaries of Gondor, help would come. In TA 3019, Boromir blew it when attacked by Orcs near Rauros. Denethor and Faramir heard the call hundreds of miles away, but no help arrived. Boromir was slain and the Horn cloven in two. The Horn was set on Boromir's funeral barge.
All friendly creatures within the area of effect gain a sonic damage shield that returns 1d10+1 sonic damage for 60 seconds.
The DC for using a Horn is 18
Greater Bolt of Acid
Greave of Arm-wrestling
A single arm-guard that has washed up on the shore of southern Arnor. The straps are somewhat mildewed, but can easily be replaced.
Grey book
A leather-bound book this is a fairly plain volume set with a small iron lock.
Grimsteel
This broadsword is hidden in the Maze of Imrazôr I, near the island city of Ró-molló. It's cold-forged iron is strengthened with an edge of mithril. The hilt is wrapped in dusty blue linen, and the crosspiece is gilded bronze.
Gurthdur (S."Death of the Dark")
These are Elladdan's and Elrohir's sister swords. Made of mithril and chased with bright inlay. They are identical blades, long and set with a bright orange jacinths for pommels. The hilts are wrapped in red cords. These weapons were stolen from rivendell and never seen again.
Gwaedhel-lance (S. "Oath-Sister")
The Gwaedhil (S. "Oath-sisters"; sing. "Gwaedhel") are a pair of weapons which serve as visible tokens of the oath that Merro, the King of the Mountains, swore to Isildur upon the...
The Gwaedhil (S. "Oath-sisters"; sing. "Gwaedhel") are a pair of weapons which serve as visible tokens of the oath that Merro, the King of the Mountains, swore to Isildur upon the...
The Gwaedhil (S. "Oath-sisters"; sing. "Gwaedhel") are a pair of weapons which serve as visible tokens of the oath that Merro, the King of the Mountains, swore to Isildur upon the Covenant Stone of Erech. These arms—a sword and lance— were forged by the Elves of Tirith Aear, at Amroth's behest, as a gift to aid Elendil's sons in the securing of their newly-founded realm. Fashioned from meteoric iron that the Elves had found upon the heights of the White Mountains, the twin blades were woven with spells of strength to keep safe the words of faith and alliance which they commemorated.
When Merro's oath was spoken, Isildur presented the lance to the Morachd; but the sword he entrusted to Edhelion (who was then the Captain of the Faithful in Pelargir), appointing him the warden of the covenant stone at Erech. The Gwaedhel-sword remained in the possession of the princes of Belfalas until the time of Lothirion who, at King Tarannon's command, bestowed the blade upon his son Gundor, chosen to be Prince of Mornan in T.A. 831. Likewise, the Gwaedhel-lance was passed down from Merro to his son, and in turn to his grandson Morthec, who broke the oath in S.A. 3434.
The Oathbreaking caused the appearance and enchanted character of the weapons to change. Whereas in origin they had gleamed bright in the light of the sun, now their surfaces were blackened as the starless night. Formerly they had brought their wielders fortitude and strength of spirit, now their very presence exuded an aura of grim foreboding and brooding visions of some final reckoning that must one day be achieved. The Gwaedhel-lance followed Morthec into the Paths of the Dead, but the Gwaedhel-sword continued to be handed down from father to son in the line of Mornan's princes, until the time of the Kin-strife, when Prince Maeglin's rebellious son sided with the confederates and brought the blade with him into exile in Umbar in T.A. 1448.
The subsequent fate of the Gwaedhel-sword is not recorded in any of the histories, but it is said that Morthec Gruan wielded the Gwaedhel-lance when at last he was summoned to fulfill his oath by Aragorn. After defeating the Corsairs at Pelargir on Gwaeron 22, T.A. 3019, Morthec, released from his curse, broke the Gwaedhel-lance in two, and his lingering spirit departed from the world. No living man dared ever again to wield the either weapon after the fulfillment of the oath, but the hafts of the Gwaedhel-lance were carried with reverence to the pinnacle of Tirith Aear, and there surrendered to the keeping of Ulmo's realm.
During the time that the Gwaedhel-sword was in the possession of the princes of Mornan, its power over the Dead was drawn upon many times. When the folk of the Black Vale were troubled by the Oathbreakers (living or dead), the prince could be entreated to intervene; and by brandishing the blade with words of command, he held the power to evict the Cursed People (or their ghostly shades) from a given locale. Such banishments often involved lengthy negotiations with the Oathbreakers, whose terror was unable to daunt the bearer of the Gwaedhel-sword.
Gwaedhel-sword (S. "Oath-Sister")
The Gwaedhil (S. "Oath-sisters"; sing. "Gwaedhel") are a pair of weapons which serve as visible tokens of the oath that Merro, the King of the Mountains, swore to Isildur upon the...
The Gwaedhil (S. "Oath-sisters"; sing. "Gwaedhel") are a pair of weapons which serve as visible tokens of the oath that Merro, the King of the Mountains, swore to Isildur upon the...
The Gwaedhil (S. "Oath-sisters"; sing. "Gwaedhel") are a pair of weapons which serve as visible tokens of the oath that Merro, the King of the Mountains, swore to Isildur upon the Covenant Stone of Erech. These arms—a sword and lance— were forged by the Elves of Tirith Aear, at Amroth's behest, as a gift to aid Elendil's sons in the securing of their newly-founded realm. Fashioned from meteoric iron that the Elves had found upon the heights of the White Mountains, the twin blades were woven with spells of strength to keep safe the words of faith and alliance which they commemorated.
When Merro's oath was spoken, Isildur presented the lance to the Morachd; but the sword he entrusted to Edhelion (who was then the Captain of the Faithful in Pelargir), appointing him the warden of the covenant stone at Erech. The Gwaedhel-sword remained in the possession of the princes of Belfalas until the time of Lothirion who, at King Tarannon's command, bestowed the blade upon his son Gundor, chosen to be Prince of Mornan in T.A. 831. Likewise, the Gwaedhel-lance was passed down from Merro to his son, and in turn to his grandson Morthec, who broke the oath in S.A. 3434.
The Oathbreaking caused the appearance and enchanted character of the weapons to change. Whereas in origin they had gleamed bright in the light of the sun, now their surfaces were blackened as the starless night. Formerly they had brought their wielders fortitude and strength of spirit, now their very presence exuded an aura of grim foreboding and brooding visions of some final reckoning that must one day be achieved. The Gwaedhel-lance followed Morthec into the Paths of the Dead, but the Gwaedhel-sword continued to be handed down from father to son in the line of Mornan's princes, until the time of the Kin-strife, when Prince Maeglin's rebellious son sided with the confederates and brought the blade with him into exile in Umbar in T.A. 1448.
The subsequent fate of the Gwaedhel-sword is not recorded in any of the histories, but it is said that Morthec Gruan wielded the Gwaedhel-lance when at last he was summoned to fulfill his oath by Aragorn. After defeating the Corsairs at Pelargir on Gwaeron 22, T.A. 3019, Morthec, released from his curse, broke the Gwaedhel-lance in two, and his lingering spirit departed from the world. No living man dared ever again to wield the either weapon after the fulfillment of the oath, but the hafts of the Gwaedhel-lance were carried with reverence to the pinnacle of Tirith Aear, and there surrendered to the keeping of Ulmo's realm.
During the time that the Gwaedhel-sword was in the possession of the princes of Mornan, its power over the Dead was drawn upon many times. When the folk of the Black Vale were troubled by the Oathbreakers (living or dead), the prince could be entreated to intervene; and by brandishing the blade with words of command, he held the power to evict the Cursed People (or their ghostly shades) from a given locale. Such banishments often involved lengthy negotiations with the Oathbreakers, whose terror was unable to daunt the bearer of the Gwaedhel-sword.
Gypsy Belt
A belt of finely hammered silver leaves linked at the tip and stem by thin silver links. There is no buckle the belt simply hooks into a circle. It is delicate and might break easily if subjected to unnecessarily rough treatment.
Gúthwinë ("Battle-Friend")
Éomer's sword was at the fore when Aragorn and Éomer sallied out to the ram at the gates of Helm's Deep with a cry of "Gúthwinë! Gúthwinë for the Mark!". Though it might not...
Éomer's sword was at the fore when Aragorn and Éomer sallied out to the ram at the gates of Helm's Deep with a cry of "Gúthwinë! Gúthwinë for the Mark!". Though it might not...
Éomer's sword was at the fore when Aragorn and Éomer sallied out to the ram at the gates of Helm's Deep with a cry of "Gúthwinë! Gúthwinë for the Mark!". Though it might not have shone as bright as the Flame of the West, the Orcs feared it greatly nevertheless. It is of mithril with a small orb of green serpentine at either end of the crosspiece; sheath is of campaign-worn leather, darkened by oil.
Gûdcrist (S. "Cleaver of Enemies")
This elvsih longswords is wielded by the most noble elves of Ammu Bâj when fighting intruders. Its hilt is made of engraved ivory while the blade is forged of Ithilnaur.
Gûlthalion (Q. "Mageshield")
This is the wall sheild of Eol, the creator of galvorn, and so naturally it is forged of that alloy. Its black surface is unmarred by any decorative elements.
Hammer of Durin III
The last King of Khazad-dum, the son of Durin VI, Náin I ruled the upper chambers of the great Dwarven stronghold in T. A. 1980; the Underdeeps belonged to the evil First Age Fire...
The last King of Khazad-dum, the son of Durin VI, Náin I ruled the upper chambers of the great Dwarven stronghold in T. A. 1980; the Underdeeps belonged to the evil First Age Fire...
The last King of Khazad-dum, the son of Durin VI, Náin I ruled the upper chambers of the great Dwarven stronghold in T. A. 1980; the Underdeeps belonged to the evil First Age Fire-spirit, the Balrog, who had slain his father. Just a year after his assumption to the throne, Náin I too was killed by the Terror, and his followers abandoned their once- elegant and ancient mansions to the Balrog and other lesser evils. In his battle with the Balrog of Moria, Náin I wielded this hammer. It was buried with him.
Hammer of Returning
The weapon and sometimes the scepter of Fulla III, one of Balli Stonehand's heirs, this hammer is made of stone enchanted so as never to chip and coated with mithril on either face. It is bound to a shaft of walnut tightly wrapped in Dire Wolf leather.
Harvest Moon Scythe
This scythe was once used to harvest grain until it was left out overnight during a harvest moon. The next morning it was discovered glowing. This weapon absorbs energy as protection and forces it back upon the enemy.
Head of Gaurithoth the Abhorrent
This is what is left of Gaurithoth. I should bring it back to Cirdan as a proof of his demise.
Head of Wumag the Cave Troll
Chopping it off from the shoulder's had no effect on the smell.
Healer's Shroud
Very full and hooded, the dark grey garment was last known to be in the possession of Yavëkamba, a traitor to the Court of Angkirya.
Healing Dagger
This dagger is made of glittering steel with an ivory handle. The handle is carved to fit snugly against the user's fingers.
Helm of Arnor
Elendil the Tall was the High-king of the Kingdoms in Exile, and the first King of Arnor. His items became heirlooms of both Arnor and the United Kingdoms. This particular one is a full helm of mithril with a silver socket for a plume.
Helm of Leadership
A beautiful helm of steel, red laen, and bronze trim, with a ridge of bright red board bristles along the crest.
Helm of Morthond
The silver of this helm has tarnished over the years, leaving inlay patterns black against the bright metallic sheen of steel. Room for bolts to hold a faceplate, but there is none.
Helm of Stone
A full helm forged from tasarang, inlaid with gold filigree, and shaped like the head of a Demon-ram.
Helm of Stun Resistance
The helm of Telumehtar, the Crown Prince and High-captain of the Royal Fleet of Gondor, Lord of Lebennin, and Squire of Pelagir wore this magic helm in the many engagements he fought against pirates and enemies of Gondor.
Helm of the Barazinbar Guard
In the deep snows of the Redhorn, beneath the shadow of Caradhras, the Barazinbar Guard stood watch. Clad in steel and resolve, they held the pass against trolls, orcs, and worse....
In the deep snows of the Redhorn, beneath the shadow of Caradhras, the Barazinbar Guard stood watch. Clad in steel and resolve, they held the pass against trolls, orcs, and worse....
In the deep snows of the Redhorn, beneath the shadow of Caradhras, the Barazinbar Guard stood watch. Clad in steel and resolve, they held the pass against trolls, orcs, and worse. This helm, etched with ancient Khuzdul runes, was issued only to the elite -- those who would not yield even to the storm.
Helm of the Dark
Designed after the lordly Karma helms of the Númenórean Kings, this helmet is all black and trimmed with glittering scales and dark gems. It belonged to the Mouth of Sauron, who wore until his death, though it was not the source of his powerful voice.
Helm of the Navigator
Castamir, the High-captain of the Royal Fleet and Lord of Lebennin from T.A. 1384-1437, later the Usurper, wore this helm of steel. It sports black laen trim and an attached coif covering the neck and fits any Mannish head. The helm later founds its way to the Bay of Ormal.
Helmet of Understanding
An unassuming helm of darkly tanned and richly grained leather stained by years of sweat and use, this item has catapulted several scouts, guides, and translators into local fame.
Henechor ("Ring of Eyes")
A headband of several small, rectangular metal plates fastened to a strip of pliable leather which can be bound about the wearer's head across the temples.
Herdirgli´s Honey Stick
When not weeding bad weed, the druid Herdirgli ("Master of the Honey") is wandering in the mountains of Sealord´s Isle with his staff, the dreaded Honey Stick. None of the Sealord...
When not weeding bad weed, the druid Herdirgli ("Master of the Honey") is wandering in the mountains of Sealord´s Isle with his staff, the dreaded Honey Stick. None of the Sealord...
When not weeding bad weed, the druid Herdirgli ("Master of the Honey") is wandering in the mountains of Sealord´s Isle with his staff, the dreaded Honey Stick. None of the Sealord´s warriors dare to oppose him, knowing too well, that the deranged druid can rally bears around him in no time.
Herdirgli´s Weeder #1
Weeding bad weed on Sealord´s Isle, the wacky weed druid Herdigli ("Master of the Honey") displaced weeder after weeder.
Herdirgli´s Weeder #2
Weeding bad weed on Sealord´s Isle, the wacky weed druid Herdigli ("Master of the Honey") displaced weeder after weeder.
Herdirgli´s Weeder #3
Weeding bad weed on Sealord´s Isle, the wacky weed druid Herdigli ("Master of the Honey") displaced weeder after weeder.
Herdirgli´s Weeder #4
Weeding bad weed on Sealord´s Isle, the wacky weed druid Herdigli ("Master of the Honey") displaced weeder after weeder.
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