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I know I'm living in a dream world but if anyone has a spare Tunneler's Axe they would be willing to part with, I'm in the market. Also, any other cool Dwarven stuff out there. Here's what I've currently (some items are common) got in my collection in no particular order...
some iron-shod black leather Dwarven stomping boots with iron-spiked toes
a blue steel Dwarven hunting garniture inlaid with ivory plates
a matte silver bracelet engraved with a Dwarven blacksmith
a small green ribbon embroidered with the Dwarven sigil for prosperity
a brass pin (look verb: The pin is inscribed with the Dwarven sigil for luck)
a black hooded Dwarven battle cloak painted with the image of a white firebird
an antique Dwarven silver ring encrusted with brilliant diamonds and set with a magnificent shimmering sapphire
a wide dwarven mining belt of sturdy worn leather (no cap on "dwarven", argh!!!)
a stone grey cotton tunic adorned with the image of a lone Dwrven miner
a Dwarven utility belt
some Dwarven plate armor
a laminated steel thorakes banded in brass and blackened with images of a Dwarven hammer in a raised fist
a dwarven chain shirt (again!!!)
a Dwarven warrior's shield
a beaten-bronze Dwarven shield
a diamond-shaped steel target shield quartered in brown and gold with a Dwarven hammer and a mountain fortress
a dwarven great helm (and again!!!11)
a Dwarven mining cowl
a bone-handled Dwarven kidney dagger
a Dwarven warsword
a bejeweled Dwarven mace etched with a swooping raven along the haft
a Dwarven iron arbalest emblazoned with the hammer-and-mountain symbol of the Gardul City State
a steel Dwarven gauntlet of the mighty All-Father
I know there are some "common" Dwarven items around that I don't have, like the Greataxe. Are there any other really cool and rare items out there that people have. I've been gone several years so I'm sure there are. If you are interested in selling anything you can email me as well.
Rhadyn da Dwarb
I have a few items myself. Don't know how rare or special any of them are. Maybe you all could give me some info on them:
Dwarven mining boots
Dwarven mining cowl
Dwarven hunting garniture
Dwarven tunneler's axe
reinforced Dwarven hammer
Dwarven iron arbalest
Dwarven kidney dagger
a Dwarven hammer
a steel Dwarven gauntlet
Altared orlog:
A gold orlog
READ - "This story shall the proud Dwarf teach his son; And Dabrush shall never be forgotten, from this day to the ending of the world, and we in it shall be remembered; With axes, we strong few, we band of Dwarves; for he today that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother; Be he never so vile, this day shall gentle his condition: And Dwarves in Zoluren now abed shall think themselves accursed they were not here, and hold their Dwarfhoods cheap whiles any speak that fought with us upon The Dragon's Day."
Gift from Voi (a Merelew) at the last fest:
a worn leather armband woven in a traditional Dwarven design.
LOOK - A stylized pattern of mountains and valleys is woven with leather strips around the length of the armband. Woven through gaps in the leather are shaggy hairs that still have a distinct smell of ale, tobacco, and earth.
There appears to be something written on it.
READ - "I pass to those that follow, all that I am. --Gimlias Minas-Tirith"
So that's my collection. I don't know what's out there. I do know that I have the only Dwarven orlog and ONLY Dwarven armband in the realms. Voi made it for me because I let him shave my beard off, which she in turn kept and used for the remainder of the fest, like a wig but for the face.
Gimlias Minas-Tirith
Box Seller
The Dragon's Egg
http://www.geocities.com/drboxes
"I won't learn anything - even if I arrange and try to skin it with a trader's caravan" ~From skinning debate
Dwarven mining boots
Dwarven mining cowl
Dwarven hunting garniture
Dwarven tunneler's axe
reinforced Dwarven hammer
Dwarven iron arbalest
Dwarven kidney dagger
a Dwarven hammer
a steel Dwarven gauntlet
Altared orlog:
A gold orlog
READ - "This story shall the proud Dwarf teach his son; And Dabrush shall never be forgotten, from this day to the ending of the world, and we in it shall be remembered; With axes, we strong few, we band of Dwarves; for he today that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother; Be he never so vile, this day shall gentle his condition: And Dwarves in Zoluren now abed shall think themselves accursed they were not here, and hold their Dwarfhoods cheap whiles any speak that fought with us upon The Dragon's Day."
Gift from Voi (a Merelew) at the last fest:
a worn leather armband woven in a traditional Dwarven design.
LOOK - A stylized pattern of mountains and valleys is woven with leather strips around the length of the armband. Woven through gaps in the leather are shaggy hairs that still have a distinct smell of ale, tobacco, and earth.
There appears to be something written on it.
READ - "I pass to those that follow, all that I am. --Gimlias Minas-Tirith"
So that's my collection. I don't know what's out there. I do know that I have the only Dwarven orlog and ONLY Dwarven armband in the realms. Voi made it for me because I let him shave my beard off, which she in turn kept and used for the remainder of the fest, like a wig but for the face.
Gimlias Minas-Tirith
Box Seller
The Dragon's Egg
http://www.geocities.com/drboxes
"I won't learn anything - even if I arrange and try to skin it with a trader's caravan" ~From skinning debate
>>READ - "This story shall the proud Dwarf teach his son; And Dabrush shall never be forgotten, from this day to the ending of the world, and we in it shall be remembered; With axes, we strong few, we band of Dwarves; for he today that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother; Be he never so vile, this day shall gentle his condition: And Dwarves in Zoluren now abed shall think themselves accursed they were not here, and hold their Dwarfhoods cheap whiles any speak that fought with us upon The Dragon's Day."
I like the Shakespeare reference. Also really cool story behind how you got the armband.
~Thilan
I like the Shakespeare reference. Also really cool story behind how you got the armband.
~Thilan
I'll answer those I know for sure.
Dwarven mining cowl- storebought, somewhere in Therengia if I remember correctly.
Dwarven tunneler's axe- part of end prize pack from Cursed Ship quest. Hold onto this, every Dwarf in existence wants one of these so they're very rare to find being sold.
I think the reinforced Dwarves hammer is from a fest somewhat recently. I believe the boots are part of a shop rotation somewhere in one of the more expensive shops, but I could be wrong.
It is easy to be brave from a safe distance.
-Aesop
Dwarven mining cowl- storebought, somewhere in Therengia if I remember correctly.
Dwarven tunneler's axe- part of end prize pack from Cursed Ship quest. Hold onto this, every Dwarf in existence wants one of these so they're very rare to find being sold.
I think the reinforced Dwarves hammer is from a fest somewhat recently. I believe the boots are part of a shop rotation somewhere in one of the more expensive shops, but I could be wrong.
It is easy to be brave from a safe distance.
-Aesop
My favorite is some altered boots:
some iron-shod black leather Dwarven stomping boots with iron-spiked toes
LOOK: Crafted of rough black leather with thick iron-shod soles, the toe-spiked stomping boots have heavy chain links crafted into the uppers and Dwarven script burned into the shanks that reads, "Short Brigade, have ale, will stomp!"
Bubb's design, there's another pair out there, but I'm not sure who has them now.
some iron-shod black leather Dwarven stomping boots with iron-spiked toes
LOOK: Crafted of rough black leather with thick iron-shod soles, the toe-spiked stomping boots have heavy chain links crafted into the uppers and Dwarven script burned into the shanks that reads, "Short Brigade, have ale, will stomp!"
Bubb's design, there's another pair out there, but I'm not sure who has them now.
<<I like the Shakespeare reference. Also really cool story behind how you got the armband.
Yeah it took me forever to come up with something that was close but not too close. The GMs were like, "nope that's too close. Eh, change it a little more. Just a tad bit more. Good." But, now I have some very unique Dwarven pieces. Soon my claymore sheath with have a Dwarven flare to it.
Gimlias Minas-Tirith
Box Seller
The Dragon's Egg
http://www.geocities.com/drboxes
"I won't learn anything - even if I arrange and try to skin it with a trader's caravan" ~From skinning debate
Yeah it took me forever to come up with something that was close but not too close. The GMs were like, "nope that's too close. Eh, change it a little more. Just a tad bit more. Good." But, now I have some very unique Dwarven pieces. Soon my claymore sheath with have a Dwarven flare to it.
Gimlias Minas-Tirith
Box Seller
The Dragon's Egg
http://www.geocities.com/drboxes
"I won't learn anything - even if I arrange and try to skin it with a trader's caravan" ~From skinning debate
I got this one altered at a festival long ago, by Dimlum Dimsum or something like that.
Tap: a long-stemmed ironwood pipe with a crested stone bowl
Look: The ironwood stem is pressed at the end to create its own secure mouthpiece. Curving down gently it meets the deep stone bowl that is fastened to it securely with steel screws. Upon the bowl's surface is the image of a worn hammer atop an anvil, engulfed in flames, overlaid upon a shadow-black book. Along the bottom of the bowl on a silver strike plate are Dwarven runes that read, "Kinsmen, Steel and Stone" followed up by the Double "D" stamp.
I also have a crossbow that was altered during the Safari:
Tap: an ironwood crossbow with an elaborately etched stock
Look: The crossbow seems to be slightly heavier then the normal light variety, but equally as effective. The Dwarven workmanship can be plainly seen in the altered design both in the sturdier body and a shorter drop-trigger. On each side of the stock the dazzling image of an anvil engulfed in flickering flames. Along its top rests a worn hammer with three Dwarven runes reading: "Kinsmen, Steel and Stone."
Tap: a long-stemmed ironwood pipe with a crested stone bowl
Look: The ironwood stem is pressed at the end to create its own secure mouthpiece. Curving down gently it meets the deep stone bowl that is fastened to it securely with steel screws. Upon the bowl's surface is the image of a worn hammer atop an anvil, engulfed in flames, overlaid upon a shadow-black book. Along the bottom of the bowl on a silver strike plate are Dwarven runes that read, "Kinsmen, Steel and Stone" followed up by the Double "D" stamp.
I also have a crossbow that was altered during the Safari:
Tap: an ironwood crossbow with an elaborately etched stock
Look: The crossbow seems to be slightly heavier then the normal light variety, but equally as effective. The Dwarven workmanship can be plainly seen in the altered design both in the sturdier body and a shorter drop-trigger. On each side of the stock the dazzling image of an anvil engulfed in flickering flames. Along its top rests a worn hammer with three Dwarven runes reading: "Kinsmen, Steel and Stone."
