Battleragers

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1 Joining
2 Powers of the Battleragers
3 Specialty Access
4 Clangedin Favour
5 Recommended Kill Rotation
6 Battlerager Artifacts
7 Clangedin Lifesave
8 Affiliation Restrictions

Joining

Must be a thondur-related race: Thondur, Domandan, Lothar, Eolon, & Duergar.

The altar of Clangedin is an octagonal slab of pearly white marble. Etched into its surface in silver threads are caricatures of the Battlelord. A small groove for offerings to Clangedin has been carved into the altar's base.

"offer axe"

This is the sacred hall of Clangedin. Mounted braziers provide warmth while torches illuminate and cast shadows upon the lofty vaulted ceiling. Polished marble flagstones cover the floor. The banners of companies and tapestries, depicting glorious battles, adorn the walls between pillars. Concentric steps lead up to a rune-engraved altar of black granite. There is an open ancient iron door to the east. The area is reasonably well-lit. Borulien the Father of Battleragers is here. Obvious exits are north, east, and out.

You say, [: i wish to join the battleragers :]

You no longer specialize in axe. You are now a first-degree specialist in massive exertion, piety, recuperation, resilience, stamina, and steadiness.

You are now a third-degree specialist in antagonism, axe, and hammer. You are now a fourth-degree specialist in hardiness and massive blow.

+=Joining=
+Must be a thondur-related race: Thondur, Domandan, Lothar, Eolon, & Duergar.
+The altar of Clangedin is an octagonal slab of pearly white marble.  Etched into its surface in silver threads are
+caricatures of the Battlelord.  A small groove for offerings to Clangedin has been carved into the altar's base.
+"offer axe"
+This is the sacred hall of Clangedin.  Mounted braziers provide warmth while torches illuminate and cast shadows upon the
+lofty vaulted ceiling.  Polished marble flagstones cover the floor.  The banners of companies and tapestries, depicting glorious
+battles, adorn the walls between pillars.  Concentric steps lead up to a rune-engraved altar of black granite.  There is an open
+ancient iron door to the east.  The area is reasonably well-lit.  Borulien the Father of Battleragers is here.  Obvious exits are
+north, east, and out.
+You say, [: i wish to join the battleragers :]
+You no longer specialize in axe.
+You are now a first-degree specialist in massive exertion, piety, recuperation, resilience, stamina, and steadiness.
+You are now a third-degree specialist in antagonism, axe, and hammer.
+You are now a fourth-degree specialist in hardiness and massive blow.
 =Powers of the Battleragers=
  threatened with immediate extinction.
- Clangedin has also made available [[ancient artifacts]] to his devoted
+ Clangedin has also made available ancient artifacts to his devoted
  followers.  You will find an armoury east of your guildhall where you can
  obtain these items.
  Following is a listing of the powers available; help is available on each.
-          [[battlecry]]  [[behead]]  [[charge]]  [[frenzy]]  [[fury]]
+          [[battlecry]]  [[behead]]  [[charge]]  [[frenzy]]  [[fury]]  [[temper soul]]  [[furious charge]]  [[furious smite]]  [[smash lock]]  [[forge soul]]
  The Battlerager communication channel uses the commands 'battlerager', 'guild' and '#'.
- In order to return to the Battlerager hall, 'turn sconce' or 'pull sconce' when
- in the Hall of Clangedin or 'pull axe' from the entrance to Kolond.
+ You are now a first-degree specialist in massive exertion, piety, recuperation, resilience, stamina, and steadiness. [event logged]
+ You are now a third-degree specialist in antagonism, axe, and hammer. [event logged]
+ You are now a fourth-degree specialist in hardiness and massive blow. [event logged]
+ You focus on your will to become a Battlerager, and feel the will of Clangedin accept you as its own.  In a flood of power throughout
+ your body, you know that you have become a Battlerager.  Read 'help guild' to review your new abilities.
+ In order to return to the Battlerager hall, 'turn sconce' or 'pull sconce' when in the Hall of Clangedin or 'pull axe' from the entrance to Kolond.
+ Gain spec access based on Piety. Includes very high amounts of Supernal Durability access.
 =Specialty Access=
  | Streetwise             1      0     0     0     0     0     0    Int    6   |
  | Subordination          8      0     0     0     0     0     0    Per    7   |
+ | Supernal Durability    5      0     0     0     0     0     0    Con    6   |
  | Swimming               1      0     0     0     0     0     0    Con    6   |
  | Sword                  8      0     0     0     0     0     10   Dex    6   |
  | Weapon Lore            8      0     0     0     0     0     10   Int    6   |
  \-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
 =Clangedin Favour=
-*
+*You feel that you are not in Clangedin's favour.
-*You feel that you are barely in Clagedin's favour.
+*You feel that you are barely in Clangedin's favour.
 *You feel that you are somewhat in Clangedin's favour.
 *You feel that you are in Clangedin's favour.
 *You feel that you are well in Clangedin's favour.
+*You feel that you are greatly in Clangedin's favour.
 ''Thond, Domandan, Duergar, Lothar, Gnome, Svirfneblin are favour penalties when killed''
+''Kobolds and Orcs are favour improvements when killed''
 ''You can give items to Hadarond for a small favour boost''
+=Recommended Kill Rotation=
+Halfmoon Bay > Kalinagar (lower Jhan) > Leah's Hill (undercity) > Muspelheim > Shrieking Siren > Sinbyen Catacombs > Syllyac > Tenereth's Rest > Togrek > Vargan > Vasbarghad > Rl'yeh > Evendim
+Obviously you can't go mindlessly smashing everything in all of these; for some you will have to be careful with your targets. But it should be a net gain of both favour and experience.
 =Battlerager Artifacts=
-This has favour required, unidentified name, full description and notes.
+Pretty much all artifacts have a general idea of what they do in they're description. This should
+help with the unknowns. Looks like the arties you can use is based on favour/QP? Old equipment has been
+removed or changed. Glamdring And Gwinwault's sword are gone and Bloodwake has been changed from one of
+the only flail arties out there to a sceptre. So no more dex-skill-based arties for us.
 ==Golden drinking horn==
- Doesn't have a name. Can use at minimal favour. Recharges after a while. Heals some
+ Doesn't have a name. Anyone can use. Recharges after a while. Heals some
- END and SP when used.
+ END and SP when used. Makes you thirsty for some reason.
+ This horn is made of lustruous red gold carved with scenes of valorous
+ battle, and contains delicious-looking honey mead.  It was enchanted by a
+ great thondak smith, his name lost in antiquity, to provide an endless flow of
+ mead, magickally refilling itself when reduced to a single draught.  It looks
+ about one dimin on a side.  You estimate its value at about one thousand seven
+ hundred fifty gold
 ==Thalgan Kor==
-*
+'''Specials/Damage''' : Does periodic Lightning damage. Think it might be only to Fey.
-* Mithril battleaxe
+ Arcs of lightning erupt from Thalgan Kor into the white-skinned male
+ kielleth guard.
+'''Unidentified name''': Mithril battleaxe
  An exquisitely-crafted battleaxe forged of mithril.  This is Thalgan Kor,
  an artifact with a history as old as that of the Battleragers themselves.
 ==Shalbriri==
-*
+'''Specials/Damage''' : Does Magickal damage
-* A yellow crystal, bone, and blue metal mace
+ Shalbriri strikes with a bright flash.
+'''Unidentified name''': yellow crystal, bone, and blue metal mace
  This is a mace with a shaft of demon bone and a head made of glowing
  yellow sunstones embedded in adamantium.  You recognize it as Shalbriri, an
 ==Grel Andarak==
-*
+'''Specials/Damage''' : Does Sonic damage
-* Mithril warhammer
+'''Unidentified name''': Mithril warhammer
  This is a warhammer made of mithril.  The quality of its craftsmanship is
  exquisite.  Patterns of angular runes decorate its head.  This is Grel
 ==Exarax==
+'''Specials/Etc''' : Chaos damage.
+    A torrent of loam erupts from your warpstone warhammer and crushes its
+ right hindleg like an avalanche, despite its attempt to dodge.
+'''Unidentified name''': warpstone warhammer
+ This is a warhammer made of warpstone, pure chaos energy compressed into a
+ solid, dense mass.  The quality of its craftsmanship is unearthly.  You
+ recognize it as Exarax, an artifact of power said to have been created by the
+ goddess Eris herself after the Battle of Hedrek Pass -- which Clangedin's
+ forces lost, but apparently the heroic self-sacrifice of the Battleragers
+ there struck the goddess as incredibly amusing.  Clangedin's faithful have
+ never known quite how to take this, but Exarax is indisputably a powerful
+ boon, so the issue is rarely examined too closely.  It is in perfect
+ condition.  It looks about eleven twentieths of a dimin across and three and
+ thirteen twentieths dimins long.  You estimate that it is worth something
+ upward of two thousand five hundred gold.
 ==Duthinand==
+'''Specials/Damage''' : Slashing electrical
+ An arc of lightning leaps from Duthinand toward the greenish-skinned male
+ orc villager, catches him somewhat marginally and shocks a greenish-skinned
+ male orc villager's chest, right leg, and right foot, despite his attempt to
+ dodge.
+'''Unidentified name''': crystal-edged adamantite battleaxe
+ This is a battleaxe made of diamond and adamantite.  The quality of its
+ craftsmanship is exquisite.  You recognize it as Duthinand, the weapon gifted
+ to the legendary Battlerager Duthin Rockfist  by the dao lord Omod.  It is
+ known for its power to throw off arcs of lightning in battle -- this power
+ being said to manifest more readily for a wielder infused with the essence of
+ elemental earth, making it sought after by those of the lothari who take up
+ Clangedin's cause.  It is in perfect condition.  It looks about nine
+ twentieths of a dimin wide and thirteen dimins long.  You estimate that it is
+ worth something upward of two thousand five hundred gold.
 ==Daithrien==
+'''Specials/Damage''' : Slashing. Glows blue when you kills goblinoids for extra damage.
+ Found this on my damage rating
+ Special Effects on Weapon                               +1000       14936
+'''Unidentified name''':  mithril battleaxe
+ This is a battleaxe made of mithril.  The quality of its craftsmanship is
+ exquisite.  This is Daithrien, an ancient weapon made for the thondur by the
+ danaan of Valathyr before the war that divided the peoples.  It is enchanted
+ by elven magick to destroy creatures such as orcs, goblins, and trolls.  It
+ has seen much use in the perennial orc wars.  It is in perfect condition.  It
+ looks about nine twentieths of a dimin wide and thirteen dimins long.  You
+ estimate its value at about two hundred gold.
 ==Bloodwake==
+'''Specials/Damage''' : Crushing
+'''Unidentified name''':  blood and ichor-stained sceptre
+ This sceptre has a mithril shaft wrapped in drake black scales.  Its head
+ is split into four heavy mithril weights a dimin across, with a generous
+ amount of space between them.  The weights are tightly fused to the shaft and
+ are caked in dried blood and dried ichor.  The quality of its craftsmanship is
+ exquisite.  You recognize it as Bloodwake.  Ripping, tearing and maiming as
+ often as killing, Bloodwake has earned an infamous place in the history of
+ battle.  It made its first appearance centuries ago in the hands of the lothar
+ battlerager Ek Borrandle of Rukhan.  The trail of blood and bodies Borrandle
+ carved through hordes of ferocious orcs earned the weapon its name.  Ever
+ since, Bloodwake has upheld a fearsome reputation for rampant destruction and
+ lethality.  It is in perfect condition.  It looks about seventeen twentieths
+ of a dimin across and five and a half dimins long.  You estimate its value at
+ about six hundred gold.
 ==Forgath==
+'''Specials/Etc.''' : Occasionally retaliates with surges of magma in combat, which clings to enemies to deal heat damage.
+'''Unidentified name''': adamantite helm
+ This is a helm made of adamantite spikes and steel.  The quality of its
+ craftsmanship is exquisite.  You recognize it as Forgath, a potent artifact
+ worn by many Battleragers down through the centuries.  To its credit,
+ significantly fewer of those Battleragers died of head wounds than is typical.
+ It is in perfect condition.  It is intermediate in size, and looks just about
+ right to fit you.  It appears to you as if it was crafted for a thond.  It
+ looks about one and seven tenths dimins across and a twentieth of a dimin
+ thick.  You estimate its value at about one thousand gold.
 =Clangedin Lifesave=
  ''Teleports you back to the guildhall''
  ''Went from '''WELL''' to '''SOMEWHAT''' favoured after it popped.''
+=Affiliation Restrictions=
+Battleragers may not become [[:Category:Magician (affiliation types)|magicians]]. (at least not Haruspex magicians, but I was not prevented from becoming a Glomerate magician)
 [[Category: Affiliations]]
 [[Category: Devotional (affiliation types)]]
 [[Category: Fanatic (affiliation types)]]
+[[Category: Racist (affiliation types)]]
 [[Category: Warrior (affiliation types)]]

Battleragers

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Contents

Joining

Powers of the Battleragers

Specialty Access

Clangedin Favour

Recommended Kill Rotation

Battlerager Artifacts

Golden drinking horn

Thalgan Kor

Shalbriri

Grel Andarak

Exarax

Duthinand

Daithrien

Bloodwake

Forgath

Clangedin Lifesave

Affiliation Restrictions

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