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2009-11-22T02:01:41Z

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Runic Hammer of Dwarf-Kin

2009-11-22T01:55:57Z

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-	"'''Runic Hammer of Dwarf-Kin'''" is a level 50, Epic Two-Handed Hammer for any class under the [[Human Alignment]]. It can be found at Tyr's shop.<br>	+	"'''Runic Hammer of Dwarf-Kin'''" is a level 50, Epic Two-Handed Hammer for any class under the [[Human Alignment]]. It can be found at Tyr's shop. (Can be found for lvl 39 aswell with stat changes.)<br />

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-	'''[[Hammers\|Hammer]] ([[2-Handed]]) = Runic Hammer of Dwarf-Kin<br>'''	+	'''[[Hammers\|Hammer]] ([[2-Handed]]) = Runic Hammer of Dwarf-Kin<br />'''
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-	Purchase Price: 758,000<br>	+	Purchase Price: 758,000<br />
-	Value: 189,500<br>	+	Value: 189,500<br />
-	Damage (Base): 2,299 <br>	+	Damage (Base): 2,299 <br />
-	[[2-Handed Status Chance]] +1%<br>	+	[[2-Handed Status Chance]] +1%<br />
-	[[2-Handed Damage]] +10%<br>	+	[[2-Handed Damage]] +10%<br />
-	[[Enthalpy Drain]] +6%<br>	+	[[Enthalpy Drain]] +6%<br />
-	Empty Rune Slot<br>	+	Empty Rune Slot
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2009-11-18T20:26:40Z

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Hermod

2009-11-18T20:26:32Z

Role in Norse Mythology:

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	The son of [[Odin]] and [[Frigg]] and the messenger of the gods. After the death of [[Balder]], [[Frigg]] sought for one brave enough to face [[Hel]], the ruler of the underworld and plead for his [[Balder]]'s return. The great hero Hermod the Nimble volunteered to make this dangerous journey. He mounted [[Odin]]'s steed [[Sleipnir]] and traveled to the underworld.		The son of [[Odin]] and [[Frigg]] and the messenger of the gods. After the death of [[Balder]], [[Frigg]] sought for one brave enough to face [[Hel]], the ruler of the underworld and plead for his [[Balder]]'s return. The great hero Hermod the Nimble volunteered to make this dangerous journey. He mounted [[Odin]]'s steed [[Sleipnir]] and traveled to the underworld.

-	When Hermod came upon the gates of Hel, he jumped right over them and entered the great hall of the dead. There he saw [[Balder]] and he begged [[Hel]] to release him because [[Balder]] was loved by all so no-one could miss him. [[Hel]] was skeptical and agreed to release [[Balder]] on the condition that everything, dead or alive, should weep for Balder. If only one thing should not cry, then she would keep Balder in the realm of the dead. Hermod returned to the land of the living and told the gods what [[Hel]]'s terms were. But not everyone wept and therefore Balder had to remain in the underworld until the end of the world.	+	When Hermod came upon the gates of Hel, he jumped right over them and entered the great hall of the dead. There he saw [[Balder]] and he begged [[Hel]] to release him because [[Balder]] was loved by all so no-one could miss him. [[Hel]] was skeptical and agreed to release [[Balder]] on the condition that everyone and everything, should weep for Balder. If only one thing should not cry, then she would keep Balder in the realm of the dead. Hermod returned to the land of the living and told the gods what [[Hel]]'s terms were. The gods sent messengers throughout the world, and every living thing wept. However, on the journey to return to the gods, the messengers met a Giantess, and she refused to weep. So Hel kept her dead.

	Hermod carries a magical staff called [[Gambantein]].		Hermod carries a magical staff called [[Gambantein]].