Whet the Blade: (Level 0) In ancient times, caring for one's weapons was a ritual process, practiced with reverence by Ahrouns from all tribes. Through diligent care, it was thought that the spirit of the weapon could be strengthened over time, making the blade less likely to chip or break. In modern times, this ritual has been adopted in a modified form by the Glass Walkers for the maintenance of firearms.
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| - Whet the Blade: (Level 0) In ancient times, caring for one's weapons was a ritual process, practiced with reverence by Ahrouns from all tribes. Through diligent care, it was thought that the spirit of the weapon could be strengthened over time, making the blade less likely to chip or break. In modern times, this ritual has been adopted in a modified form by the Glass Walkers for the maintenance of firearms.
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| - Whet the Blade: (Level 0) In ancient times, caring for one's weapons was a ritual process, practiced with reverence by Ahrouns from all tribes. Through diligent care, it was thought that the spirit of the weapon could be strengthened over time, making the blade less likely to chip or break. In modern times, this ritual has been adopted in a modified form by the Glass Walkers for the maintenance of firearms.
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