A plain cold-iron sword displayed as the first blade forged by the Lloy family in Dol-Makjar.
The central exhibit of the Lloy Wing is a simple cold-iron sword credited as the first blade forged by the Lloy family in Dol-Makjar. Its lack of ornament stands apart from the grander weapons surrounding it, and magical light appears to sink into its dull surface.
A plain, unostentatious cold-iron sword whose surface seems to absorb the light of nearby magical cantrips.
Forged by the Lloy family after their establishment in Dol-Makjar.
The blade remains the central display of the Lloy Wing.
Displayed as the first Lloy blade forged in Dol-Makjar
Made from cold iron
Deliberately plain compared with neighbouring exhibits
Magical light appears to sink into its surface
Displayed at the centre of the Lloy Wing
Bolaire and Murray work near the blade while examining the Coffin of Olbalad in the museum wing dedicated to the Lloy family.
The blade is held and displayed by the Archanade within the Lloy Wing.
Statements are labelled by how the transcript establishes them, so direct depiction, testimony, belief and disputed accounts remain distinct.
Azgra the Conqueror is a Shaper associated with war and conquest, defeated by the first Pariah Blades forged by the Lloy family.
Bolaire and Murray work near the blade while examining the Coffin of Olbalad in the museum wing dedicated to the Lloy family.
The blade remains the central display of the Lloy Wing.
The First Lloy Cold-Iron Blade is a plain cold-iron sword displayed as the first blade forged by the Lloy family in Dol-Makjar.
The Lloy Wing introduction names Azgra and the Pariah Blades used to defeat the Shaper of War.
After working through the night, Murray and Bolaire open and identify the silver coffin. Its ancient pieces have been newly assembled around mist that leads somewhere beyond the container’s physical dimensions.