Duath Length:Dagger telling stories around the hearth

telling stories around the hearth

sporting two engraved metal rings

Before torches and lanterns lit the corridors of stone halls

Keep away from excess moisture to preserve leather and paper quality

Traditionally used as a way to identify allies or enemies while on the battlefield

Duath Length:Dagger telling stories around the hearthBlade for a Fang The steel of his weapon, as polished as the sharp hook of the arachnid before him, reflected the light of a phosphorescent crystal on the soldiers face. The two opponents, calculating the next attack of their rival, were anchored in their defensive position. The Ungoll warrior knew that after a single misstep he could lose his life. Fortunately, he told himself, he was accompanied by his precious dagger. If the spider could chop his