Orcs of the First Era knew orichalc better than Argonians know mud. I've never lifted hammer or tong personally, but I don't see how tools that size would allow for finer touches. It seems like 1E Orcish smiths wielded tools even larger than those used by Orcs today. Just look at those hammer-strike indentations. it melts this tusker's heart! -Ugron gro-Thumog

Most of the free-standing anvils in Old Orsinium melted into slag or still gather dust in Redguard treasure vaults. The Lead to find this item drops from mobs in Old Orsinium. Still a beautiful piece, though! -Gabrielle BeneleĪdd a touch of Old Orsinium to your home with this well-crafted anvil and cinder-dousing bearskin rug. If they were trying to channel aetherial energy through this altar, it's all but faded now. Seems pretty hubristic for the Nedes, don't you think? In any event, I don't detect any significant magical potency here. Perhaps they meant to re-write the stars in some way? To merge traditional archetypes into new wholes? -Reginus Buca

Verita Numidaįor once, we agree! Culturally distinct constellations do exist, but the Nedes' conception of the stars mirrors our own in more ways than I can count. The central element strongly resembles a Mundus Stone, but I don't recognize the constellation. Nedic architecture-my specialty! This shrine conforms to the Nedic architectural aesthetics we found in Craglorn, with a few notable exceptions. The Lead to find this item drops from the final boss in any Craglorn Trial. What occurs when the stars align to match the constellation at the heart of this ominous altar remains a mystery, but the sinister serpents on display conjure only catastrophe in the imagination. When excavated, each furnishing includes codex entries from members of the Antiquarian Circle: Amalien, Gabrielle Benele, Reginus Buca, Ugron gro-Thumog and Verita Numida. Antiquity Furnishings are special pieces of furniture that can be excavated via the Antiquities system.

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