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Crafting Motif 93: Ancestral Breton Staves
by Serge Serlyn, "Military Scholar of Much Renown"
A description of what Ancestral Breton staves should look like
The books honoring Breton history are rife with fabricated falsehood. But with sources of steel, all is laid clear. Can a cuirass corrode the truth? No! The only way to verify the verity of our forebearers is to study their surviving weapons of war. And I, Serge Serlyn military scholar of much renown, am exceptionally informed in this inquest.
STAVES
Books boast that early Breton mages made their whittled staves from the wood of the Wyrd tree. I distrusted these tales of a tree whose roots reach into the bones of the world. But there may be something to the sentiments, as the staves manipulate mana more easily than the sticks of the Sapiarchs.