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Soul Stealer is the name of a magical relic from the [[Mage Wars]]. It probably pre-dates [[High Tower]]. The weapon eventually made it's way into the hands of the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]]. | Soul Stealer is the name of a magical relic from the [[Mage Wars]]. It probably pre-dates [[High Tower]]. The weapon eventually made it's way into the hands of the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]]. | ||
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| + | ==History== | ||
| + | Ancient legend calls the sword ''"Aru Ha'abrak"'', and if the extant artifeact is the same, it dates all the way back to the [[Mythical Age]]. According to these legends, the extant sword was one of 'many' that were given to powerful daemons during The Grey War. | ||
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| + | No records exist that speak of the sword during [[Antiquity]], though some scholars believe it may have been among various artifacts from before the Breaking of the World that were venerated by the [[Eladamri]]. | ||
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| + | The first modern records of the sword appear in the early [[Mage Wars]] era, in which it seems to have been known since the [[Age of Darkness]]. The sword was considered a "relic" even then, was hugely powerful, and entire wars were fought over possessing it. By the [[Mage Wars#The Dynastic Period|Dynastic Period]], it had come into the hands of the [[Marcon Alliance]]. | ||
Revision as of 23:29, 3 March 2017
Soul Stealer is the name of a magical relic from the Mage Wars. It probably pre-dates High Tower. The weapon eventually made it's way into the hands of the Gudersnipe Foundation.
History
Ancient legend calls the sword "Aru Ha'abrak", and if the extant artifeact is the same, it dates all the way back to the Mythical Age. According to these legends, the extant sword was one of 'many' that were given to powerful daemons during The Grey War.
No records exist that speak of the sword during Antiquity, though some scholars believe it may have been among various artifacts from before the Breaking of the World that were venerated by the Eladamri.
The first modern records of the sword appear in the early Mage Wars era, in which it seems to have been known since the Age of Darkness. The sword was considered a "relic" even then, was hugely powerful, and entire wars were fought over possessing it. By the Dynastic Period, it had come into the hands of the Marcon Alliance.
