Kjungmadan

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</infobox>Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'Dev:Quote' not found. Kjungmadan was a mythical forge created during the Titanian Era and is thought to have been used by it's forgemaster, Amvoros the Blacksmith of Origin, to create the Artifacts of Origination.

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Most, if not all dwarves are familiar with the legends of Amvoros and his mighty forge Kjungmadan. Legend says that Amvoros fired his forge using a combination of energies, including the breath of an ancient red dragon. Other stories say that Kjungmadan was fueled by arcane focuses that pulled heat from the nearest sun, enabling the forge to reach temperatures as high as 15 million degrees celcius at full power. Across dwarven culture, Kjungmadan is unanimously famed for its heat, even going so far as to cause fear about what would happen if a mishap occurred during forging. This fear gave rise to a new myth, a new prediction for the future: Ragnarok.

Ragnarok[edit]

Ragnarok is a myth believed by some dwarven forge clans regarding the end of the world. Legend states that the fires of Kjungmadan will be unleashed when the limits of blacksmithing are pushed beyond what should be wielded by mortals. Ragnarok is often referenced by dwarven forgemasters when training their apprentices as a lesson in maintaining control over your forge's temperature, and in discouraging overconfidence.