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>weapon intrinsically tied to the history of an entire province
>so important that it's in peices when you first see it and you need to earn the trust of an entire guild to even start building it
>one of the only infinite enchantments in elder scrolls history
>more powerful than even Aedric and daedric weapons, weapons mad by gods and demonic gods given to their champions
>it's just racist
the wrath of ysgramor shall rule the fate of many
Vasalis and Vilkas Skyrim post. Vasalis is half-altmer half-falmer and was raised by falmer, so he knows the language. It helps in caves.
…as seen above. Little dinner and heal some wounds.
Neither are a fan of vampires, though.
Aw, guys, you shouldn’t have! No really, you shouldn’t have.
...I can barely lift the damn thing and touching it makes my hands hurt for some reason...
Did You Know: Wuuthrad means "Storm's Tears" in Atmoran? This is a rather appropriate name for Ysgramor's famous battleaxe, as it was forged out of the ebony tears he shed during the Night of Tears, when Saarthal was destroyed.
A SKYRIM TALE PART 48 ~ COMPANIONS
The Circle meet discussing Kodlaks fate only to be interrupted by Eorland Greymane with the reforged Wuuthrad battleaxe.
The Companions meet at Ysgramor’s tomb wielding Wuuthrad in hopes of curing Kodlaks spirit from the beast blood.
After their stressful experience with the Dark Brotherhood, the two Khajiit decided to lay low for a bit. They ran small jobs for Delvin Mallory and Vex, and spent the rest of their time pick pocketing around Whiterun. It wasn’t until one late afternoon, after a large picnic of bread, cheese, and wine, that Inigo pointed out a Khajiit the two had never seen before sweeping along the steps to Jorrvaskr.
“This one is called Bikhai.” He said with a nervous grin as he began telling his tale of wanting to join the Companions only to be tasked with cleaning. At first he didn’t ask for anything, except for the two to keep an eye out for a locket he had lost while traveling to the city. They both agreed, and Dar’sha spent the next weeks searching high and low for that necklace until a lead brought her right to it - glinting gold with a picture of a female and child Khajiit inside.
Bikhai was forever grateful. Dar’sha and Inigo caught the eye of Kodlak Whitemane, who prompted them over. “Khajiit would like to prove themselves worthy.” She motioned to the three of them. Bikhai was taken back, but didn’t argue. Kodlak decided to humor her request by giving the three a few difficult tasks to test their “worth” for joining the Companions. Through this, they learned of the power struggle between the group and the Silver Hand. Completely disgusted with the Silver Hand’s hunting of the Companions, they took it upon themselves to become hunters themselves. Donning the wolf pelts the Silver Hand wore, they worked to push back the threat so that the Companions could breathe a little easier.
In the end, the three were considered another of the pack, though there were many sacrifices that had to be made. Even though the halls of Jorrvaskr would never be the same, the time for a new era had begun. Proud of what they accomplished, Dar’sha and Inigo burned their wolf pelts in a pyre and headed out of the city in search of their next mission.
