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At this point, Amdiran knows that Egeleb is a broadsword of Numenorean make.

These bows, renowned among the people of Bree, allows the wielder to add their Wisdom modifier to all damage rolls for one encounter, once per Long Rest. These Short Bows cannot be bought by outsiders, but instead must be earned and gifted by the Men of Bree, usually with the blessing of the Royal Forester. Given Gror's disposition, it seems more likely that he stole this weapon from its original owner. Fletcher may know someone who could tell them more.

Amdiran uncovers a fine leather bracer inlaid with a brilliant silvery tracing! While wearing it, he gains a +1 bonus to all Charisma ability checks. However, it seems to have sentimental value to someone among the Rangers, should he wish to find and return it to its owner.

Those more learned in lore in the camp near Girdley Island would happily aid Amdiran in researching the bracer he recovered from the Old Troll's hoard. They did not have access to the records found in the Library of Rivendell, but certain features of the engraved symbol were revealing enough. After a time, they guessed that it likely belonged to the house of a lesser lord of Arthedain. Hallas half-recognized it, and mentioned to seek after a captain named Hiraval, son of Hirgeleb. If he himself is not the one Amdiran seeks, he will most likely know more. Hiraval was last rumored to be patrolling the vale between the Weather Hills and the North Downs.

This circular, silver brooch, roughly the size of a human fist, takes its name from Saradon, the steward of Elendil, who saved it from the destruction of Numenor. Originally created to signify a trusted advisor of the king, the artefact passed into the keeping of the Lords of Andúnië after the decline of the Numenoreans began and elf-friends fell out of favor. It became the token of office of the Steward of Andúnië. After the destruction of Numenor, it was used by the Stewards of Arnor, advisors to the High King, and later the Stewards of Arthedain.

The brooch depicts Elwing, in the form of a bird, bearing the Silmaril upon her breast, as she flies across the sea to Eärendil's ship Vingilot, which is depicted in miniature in the background of the brooch. The following lines from the Lay of Eärendil are inscribed around the outer edge of the brooch in both Quenya and Adunaic:
From Sirion the Wave-Lord, Ulmo, bore her from the waters;
in wingéd form he saved her, Elwing, Dior's daughter.
Upon her breast the Silmaril shone,
and by its mingled light alone,
She came to Eárendil, her love.

The Adunaic inscription is smaller and forms an inner circle beneath the Quenya inscription. The entire piece is of silver save the miniature Silmaril, which is a white gem which seems to shine with an inner fire. It is the best of the gem-craft of Men, but the elves of Tol Eressëa who saw the gem judged it to be the palest imitation of Fëanor's craft.

Today, the artefact is known by its name in the Westrôn tongue. Before the Fall of Numenor it was known as Azarzimra, the Sea Jewel, and the elves called it Nénaro Eccacia, the Star of the Sea.

The Seal of Saradon grants its bearer insight into the hearts of men and wisdom to inspire them into courageous action. It grants blessings to Insight and Persuasion and can be used to create a magical success with either skill.

At this point, Amdiran knows that Egeleb is a broadsword of Numenorean make.

These bows, renowned among the people of Bree, allows the wielder to add their Wisdom modifier to all damage rolls for one encounter, once per Long Rest. These Short Bows cannot be bought by outsiders, but instead must be earned and gifted by the Men of Bree, usually with the blessing of the Royal Forester. Given Gror's disposition, it seems more likely that he stole this weapon from its original owner. Fletcher may know someone who could tell them more.

Amdiran uncovers a fine leather bracer inlaid with a brilliant silvery tracing! While wearing it, he gains a +1 bonus to all Charisma ability checks. However, it seems to have sentimental value to someone among the Rangers, should he wish to find and return it to its owner.

Those more learned in lore in the camp near Girdley Island would happily aid Amdiran in researching the bracer he recovered from the Old Troll's hoard. They did not have access to the records found in the Library of Rivendell, but certain features of the engraved symbol were revealing enough. After a time, they guessed that it likely belonged to the house of a lesser lord of Arthedain. Hallas half-recognized it, and mentioned to seek after a captain named Hiraval, son of Hirgeleb. If he himself is not the one Amdiran seeks, he will most likely know more. Hiraval was last rumored to be patrolling the vale between the Weather Hills and the North Downs.

This circular, silver brooch, roughly the size of a human fist, takes its name from Saradon, the steward of Elendil, who saved it from the destruction of Numenor. Originally created to signify a trusted advisor of the king, the artefact passed into the keeping of the Lords of Andúnië after the decline of the Numenoreans began and elf-friends fell out of favor. It became the token of office of the Steward of Andúnië. After the destruction of Numenor, it was used by the Stewards of Arnor, advisors to the High King, and later the Stewards of Arthedain.

The brooch depicts Elwing, in the form of a bird, bearing the Silmaril upon her breast, as she flies across the sea to Eärendil's ship Vingilot, which is depicted in miniature in the background of the brooch. The following lines from the Lay of Eärendil are inscribed around the outer edge of the brooch in both Quenya and Adunaic:
From Sirion the Wave-Lord, Ulmo, bore her from the waters;
in wingéd form he saved her, Elwing, Dior's daughter.
Upon her breast the Silmaril shone,
and by its mingled light alone,
She came to Eárendil, her love.

The Adunaic inscription is smaller and forms an inner circle beneath the Quenya inscription. The entire piece is of silver save the miniature Silmaril, which is a white gem which seems to shine with an inner fire. It is the best of the gem-craft of Men, but the elves of Tol Eressëa who saw the gem judged it to be the palest imitation of Fëanor's craft.

Today, the artefact is known by its name in the Westrôn tongue. Before the Fall of Numenor it was known as Azarzimra, the Sea Jewel, and the elves called it Nénaro Eccacia, the Star of the Sea.

The Seal of Saradon grants its bearer insight into the hearts of men and wisdom to inspire them into courageous action. It grants blessings to Insight and Persuasion and can be used to create a magical success with either skill.

At this point, Amdiran knows that Egeleb is a broadsword of Numenorean make.

These bows, renowned among the people of Bree, allows the wielder to add their Wisdom modifier to all damage rolls for one encounter, once per Long Rest. These Short Bows cannot be bought by outsiders, but instead must be earned and gifted by the Men of Bree, usually with the blessing of the Royal Forester. Given Gror's disposition, it seems more likely that he stole this weapon from its original owner. Fletcher may know someone who could tell them more.

Amdiran uncovers a fine leather bracer inlaid with a brilliant silvery tracing! While wearing it, he gains a +1 bonus to all Charisma ability checks. However, it seems to have sentimental value to someone among the Rangers, should he wish to find and return it to its owner.

Those more learned in lore in the camp near Girdley Island would happily aid Amdiran in researching the bracer he recovered from the Old Troll's hoard. They did not have access to the records found in the Library of Rivendell, but certain features of the engraved symbol were revealing enough. After a time, they guessed that it likely belonged to the house of a lesser lord of Arthedain. Hallas half-recognized it, and mentioned to seek after a captain named Hiraval, son of Hirgeleb. If he himself is not the one Amdiran seeks, he will most likely know more. Hiraval was last rumored to be patrolling the vale between the Weather Hills and the North Downs.

This circular, silver brooch, roughly the size of a human fist, takes its name from Saradon, the steward of Elendil, who saved it from the destruction of Numenor. Originally created to signify a trusted advisor of the king, the artefact passed into the keeping of the Lords of Andúnië after the decline of the Numenoreans began and elf-friends fell out of favor. It became the token of office of the Steward of Andúnië. After the destruction of Numenor, it was used by the Stewards of Arnor, advisors to the High King, and later the Stewards of Arthedain. The brooch depicts Elwing, in the form of a bird, bearing the Silmaril upon her breast, as she flies across the sea to Eärendil's ship Vingilot, which is depicted in miniature in the background of the brooch. The following lines from the Lay of Eärendil are inscribed around the outer edge of the brooch in both Quenya and Adunaic: From Sirion the Wave-Lord, Ulmo, bore her from the waters; in wingéd form he saved her, Elwing, Dior's daughter. Upon her breast the Silmaril shone, and by its mingled light alone, She came to Eárendil, her love. The Adunaic inscription is smaller and forms an inner circle beneath the Quenya inscription. The entire piece is of silver save the miniature Silmaril, which is a white gem which seems to shine with an inner fire. It is the best of the gem-craft of Men, but the elves of Tol Eressëa who saw the gem judged it to be the palest imitation of Fëanor's craft. Today, the artefact is known by its name in the Westrôn tongue. Before the Fall of Numenor it was known as Azarzimra, the Sea Jewel, and the elves called it Nénaro Eccacia, the Star of the Sea. The Seal of Saradon grants its bearer insight into the hearts of men and wisdom to inspire them into courageous action. It grants blessings to Insight and Persuasion and can be used to create a magical success with either skill.

At this point, Amdiran knows that Egeleb is a broadsword of Numenorean make.

These bows, renowned among the people of Bree, allows the wielder to add their Wisdom modifier to all damage rolls for one encounter, once per Long Rest. These Short Bows cannot be bought by outsiders, but instead must be earned and gifted by the Men of Bree, usually with the blessing of the Royal Forester. Given Gror's disposition, it seems more likely that he stole this weapon from its original owner. Fletcher may know someone who could tell them more.

Amdiran uncovers a fine leather bracer inlaid with a brilliant silvery tracing! While wearing it, he gains a +1 bonus to all Charisma ability checks. However, it seems to have sentimental value to someone among the Rangers, should he wish to find and return it to its owner.

Those more learned in lore in the camp near Girdley Island would happily aid Amdiran in researching the bracer he recovered from the Old Troll's hoard. They did not have access to the records found in the Library of Rivendell, but certain features of the engraved symbol were revealing enough. After a time, they guessed that it likely belonged to the house of a lesser lord of Arthedain. Hallas half-recognized it, and mentioned to seek after a captain named Hiraval, son of Hirgeleb. If he himself is not the one Amdiran seeks, he will most likely know more. Hiraval was last rumored to be patrolling the vale between the Weather Hills and the North Downs.

At this point, Amdiran knows that Egeleb is a broadsword of Numenorean make.

These bows, renowned among the people of Bree, allows the wielder to add their Wisdom modifier to all damage rolls for one encounter, once per Long Rest. These Short Bows cannot be bought by outsiders, but instead must be earned and gifted by the Men of Bree, usually with the blessing of the Royal Forester. Given Gror's disposition, it seems more likely that he stole this weapon from its original owner. Fletcher may know someone who could tell them more.

Amdiran uncovers a fine leather bracer inlaid with a brilliant silvery tracing! While wearing it, he gains a +1 bonus to all Charisma ability checks. However, it seems to have sentimental value to someone among the Rangers, should he wish to find and return it to its owner.

Those more learned in lore in the camp near Girdley Island would happily aid Amdiran in researching the bracer he recovered from the Old Troll's hoard. They did not have access to the records found in the Library of Rivendell, but certain features of the engraved symbol were revealing enough. After a time, they guessed that it likely belonged to the house of a lesser lord of Arthedain. Hallas half-recognized it, and mentioned to seek after a captain named Hiraval, son of Hirgeleb. If he himself is not the one Amdiran seeks, he will most likely know more. Hiraval was last rumored to be patrolling the vale between the Weather Hills and the North Downs.

At this point, Amdiran knows that Egeleb is a broadsword of Numenorean make.

These bows, renowned among the people of Bree, allows the wielder to add their Wisdom modifier to all damage rolls for one encounter, once per Long Rest. These Short Bows cannot be bought by outsiders, but instead must be earned and gifted by the Men of Bree, usually with the blessing of the Royal Forester. Given Gror's disposition, it seems more likely that he stole this weapon from its original owner. Fletcher may know someone who could tell them more.