A small chattering tin box containing old orcish rune stones from Thjazi’s childhood.
Among the possessions kept for Thjazi at the Fang home is a small tin box containing old orcish rune stones. The box chatters when moved as the stones strike against its metal sides. Neighbourhood children once told stories that the stones were magical, although they possess no confirmed magical power.
A small tin box containing a collection of old orcish rune stones. The stones chatter against the metal when the box is handled.
The box and stones belonged to Thjazi during his childhood.
The box is displayed among Thjazi’s possessions during his Farramh.
Contains old orcish rune stones
Makes a chattering sound when moved
Associated with Thjazi’s childhood
Not known to possess genuine magical power
Kept at the Fang home during Thjazi’s dangerous later life
The rune-stone box remained at the Fang home because Thjazi’s later life had become too dangerous for him to carry possessions that could not be abandoned during a rapid escape.
The box is placed among Thjazi’s personal belongings as the family prepares his body and ritual table for the Farramh.
The rune-stone box is one of Thjazi’s childhood possessions kept at the Fang family home.
Statements are labelled by how the transcript establishes them, so direct depiction, testimony, belief and disputed accounts remain distinct.
Many of Thjazi’s valued belongings remained at the Fang home during his later life.
A small tin box containing old orcish rune stones is one of Thjazi’s childhood possessions.
The rune stones chatter against the tin box when it is moved.
Thjazi’s old orcish rune stones possess no confirmed magical power despite stories told by neighbourhood children.
Azune brings Thjazi’s body to the Fang home, carries his former commander inside and helps place him for the beginning of the Farramh.