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According to orc mythology, the first chieftain wore the gauntlet of Umkebiku. More than just iron and leather, the gauntlet is imbued with Umkebiku's protective spirit. The gauntlet managed to survive the [[Mage-Rupture Event]] even when everything else in the chaos was reduced to ash and glass. It's survival made it even more of a unifying symbol than it already was and has become a reminder that the orcs can weather the storms and come back from any calamity. | According to [[Orc|orc]] mythology, the first chieftain wore the gauntlet of [[Umkebiku]]. More than just iron and leather, the gauntlet is imbued with Umkebiku's protective spirit. The gauntlet managed to survive the [[Mage-Rupture Event]] even when everything else in the chaos was reduced to ash and glass. It's survival made it even more of a unifying symbol than it already was and has become a reminder that the orcs can weather the storms and come back from any calamity. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:29, 23 July 2025
According to orc mythology, the first chieftain wore the gauntlet of Umkebiku. More than just iron and leather, the gauntlet is imbued with Umkebiku's protective spirit. The gauntlet managed to survive the Mage-Rupture Event even when everything else in the chaos was reduced to ash and glass. It's survival made it even more of a unifying symbol than it already was and has become a reminder that the orcs can weather the storms and come back from any calamity.
