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A number of smithies throughout the Realms included the word "anvil" in their name, such as the Old Anvil Smithy in Sundabar, the Cracked Anvil in Port Llast, and the Anvil of the Right in Trademeet.The Hall of Wonder in the Utter East had a vast image of a hammer and anvil in the center of its floor.Coins minted in the city were known to display this seal. Back when it was known as Ithmong, the city of Darromar's seal was a hammer striking upon an anvil.In the Great Forge of the dwarven city of Gauntlgrym, many wondrous items were forged upon adamantine anvils that had been blessed by priests of Moradin.This was believed to serve as both an act of tribute to their deity and a request for good fortune. Inside the Craft House of Inspiration, there was a giant anvil altar that the worshipers of Gond were known to smash copies of their creations against.Other clans were known to include the word "anvil" in their name, such as the duergar clan Anvilthew, Clan Brawnanvil, and Clan Trueanvil. Worshipers of the dwarven god Marthammor Duin annually celebrated creativity on the 9th day of Highsun, a holiday they referred to as simply "the Anvil." Ī number of dwarven clans and settlements included anvils in their coat of arms, such as Clan Ironstar, Sarphil, and Ironmaster. When he wanted to demonstrate his disfavor though, he was sometimes known to cause anvils to shatter into hundreds of pieces upon being struck. Moradin was sometimes known to demonstrate his favor with a follower by manifesting his symbol upon an anvil after being struck by a hammer. Anvils near the entrances of these temples were always struck by his priests before they surrendered any weapons they had to the temples' guards. Being his symbol, temples to Moradin were typically decorated with anvils. Their ancestral legends spoke of him bestowing a hammer and anvil upon the first dwarves.
The symbol of Moradin, the head of the Morndinsamman, was typically a hammer and anvil. With blacksmithing being a major activity for many dwarves, anvils held a significant place within both their culture and religion. Moradin, head of the Morndinsamman, toils away at his own divine anvil. Stronghold anvil, a type of magical anvil that was distinct to each dwarven stronghold.Moradin's Anvil, a legendary steel anvil in the Great Rift that was said to be gifted by Moradin himself.G'varok's anvil, the anvil once used by disgraced master smith G'varok of Mirabar.Dumathoin's Anvil, a legendary anvil of the dwarven god Dumathoin that was hidden within the Frostsilver Mines.Anvil of the Blacksmith, a common type of magical anvil that was often used by gold dwarves, shield dwarves, and urdunnir.It was later discovered by Derwin Stonecarver of Illefarn, who mistook it for an altar to the dwarven god Moradin. Altar of Imix, an enchanted iron anvil that was consecrated by the Cult of the Eternal Flame in the name of Imix.Allyn's Anvil, a pair of ancient megaliths high in the northern Alimir Mountains that many legends claimed a number of artifacts were forged upon.Availability īoth small- and full-sized anvils made of solid steel were available for purchase through Aurora's Whole Realms Catalogue. A ringing sound was most preferred by dwarven smiths and those that produced a sweeter tone would fetch higher prices. Īnvils typically produced a clanging, clunking, or ringing sound whenever they were struck. The other end of an anvil was referred to as the "heel" or "tail" and usually had two holes within it for the purposes of other common blacksmith tools, the hardie and punch. The pointed end was referred to as the "beak" or "horn" and was used to bend bars or sheets of metal. This flat surface was known as the "face" and was where another object would be either struck or cut.
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