Tutankhamun's Meteoric Iron Dagger
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Tutankhamun's Meteoric Iron Dagger
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#2I've learn this while playing AC:Origins, interesting piece of equipment. I cannot imagine the charm created around a weapon `sent from sky` at that time.
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#3I've learn this while playing AC:Origins, interesting piece of equipment. I cannot imagine the charm created around a weapon `sent from sky` at that time.
I mean if you are Tutankhamun and have access to high-level wizards and priests: You have them cast Meteor Swarm at your enemies, collect the loot, and even make yourself a nice knife from a piece of the meteor as a shiny souvenir that you can wear to instill fear and respect.
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#6"These blades are ... frequently referred to as the stars." They were knowledgable and romantic.
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#7Stargate vibes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate_(film)#Plot
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#8https://www.academia.edu/3248570/Discovered_an_Early_Iron_Ag...
This seems to be smelting rather than meteoric, but it won't let me read the full article.
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#9I've learn this while playing AC:Origins, interesting piece of equipment. I cannot imagine the charm created around a weapon `sent from sky` at that time.
I mean if you are Tutankhamun and have access to high-level wizards and priests: You have them cast Meteor Swarm at your enemies, collect the loot, and even make yourself a nice knife from a piece of the meteor as a shiny souvenir that you can wear to instill fear and respect.
A battle in The Third Mithridatic War was interrupted by a meteorite, according to Plutarch. Armies of both sides, being a superstitious bunch, decided to stop fighting.
> The clouds split, the sun was covered in an inorganic manner, and a meteor careened from the atmosphere towards the ground.
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#10"These blades are ... frequently referred to as the stars." They were knowledgable and romantic.
Imagine the honor of being stabbed or having your throat slit by such a blade.