What's up with the Dwarf's helm in Beregost

Telchar of Nogrod · 09-13-2001, 04:02 PM

I went into a house in Beregost and a dwarf asked us to go with him. He seemed a little to insistent to go right away; so, I dumped him. Before I did this, I took his cool looking helmet. It says it is just a normal helmet; but, I put it on anyway 'cause it looked really cool. Should I keep it? Will it mean anything later on?

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Baruk Khazad! Khazad Aimenu! The axes of the dwarves! The dwarves are upon you!

Xanthul · 09-13-2001, 04:19 PM

No, its just a normal helmet, there are 3-4 different models of non-magical helmets.

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"Sigh" -Ertai, Captive of the Blinding Angel

Ramon de Ramon y Ramon · 09-13-2001, 09:24 PM

I was just about to engage in a 250-page elaboration of the topic, but I think Ertai summed it up pretty comprehensively ...

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So long !

R³ - proud to be the official spokesman for the most noble Lady Bilqis, Desert Rose of Ironworks

Btw, the cow is queuing in the slaughterhouse right now !

Jafin · 09-16-2001, 02:01 AM

Normal helmet, nothing special. It looks cool though, as you pointed out. I'll give you a description of each type of helmet so you know what's magical or what's not.
Model 1: the standard model you buy in stores with 2 horns

Model 2: a decorative helmet that resembles that worn by Flaming Fist Guards, a simple cylindrical helmet with a single tail of hair coming out of the top. It has a cross shaped hole to see out of.

Model 3: a decorative helmet resembling those worn by the watchers of Candlekeep. It has two furry things (I don't know what else to call them) coming out of the helmet, sort of like horns with fur on the sides. It has a single slit for eyeholes.

Model 4: a decorative helmet (lots o' decorative helmets eh?) that is the one you got. My second favorite helmet in appearance.

Model 5: a decorative helmet (yes, another one) with cheek guards, open face, with large fins protruding from the sides. Personally, my favorite looking helmet. These are worn by Amnish soldiers.

There are a couple exceptions to these general rules. The most notable one being the Helmet of Infravision. It looks like Model 3. If any helmet is unidentified, then it's magical.

You can always find a way to elaborate things Ramon and a reason, see

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-Jafin

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The Original Arch-Mage of the HADB
Destroyer of the evil Bunnies
Proprietor of the Boogre Bar
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09-13-2001, 04:02 PM	#1
Telchar of Nogrod Drow Warrior Join Date: September 2, 2001 Location: NYC Age: 57 Posts: 267	I went into a house in Beregost and a dwarf asked us to go with him. He seemed a little to insistent to go right away; so, I dumped him. Before I did this, I took his cool looking helmet. It says it is just a normal helmet; but, I put it on anyway 'cause it looked really cool. Should I keep it? Will it mean anything later on? ------------------ Baruk Khazad! Khazad Aimenu! The axes of the dwarves! The dwarves are upon you!

09-13-2001, 04:19 PM	#2
Xanthul Symbol of Cyric Join Date: March 1, 2001 Location: Outside my place Age: 42 Posts: 1,283	No, its just a normal helmet, there are 3-4 different models of non-magical helmets. ------------------ "Sigh" -Ertai, Captive of the Blinding Angel

09-13-2001, 09:24 PM	#3
Ramon de Ramon y Ramon Red Dragon Join Date: March 1, 2001 Location: Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Age: 52 Posts: 1,517	I was just about to engage in a 250-page elaboration of the topic, but I think Ertai summed it up pretty comprehensively ... ------------------ So long ! R³ - proud to be the official spokesman for the most noble Lady Bilqis, Desert Rose of Ironworks Btw, the cow is queuing in the slaughterhouse right now !

09-16-2001, 02:01 AM	#4
Jafin Symbol of Cyric Join Date: May 24, 2001 Location: The Lands of Forever Age: 39 Posts: 1,132	Normal helmet, nothing special. It looks cool though, as you pointed out. I'll give you a description of each type of helmet so you know what's magical or what's not. Model 1: the standard model you buy in stores with 2 horns Model 2: a decorative helmet that resembles that worn by Flaming Fist Guards, a simple cylindrical helmet with a single tail of hair coming out of the top. It has a cross shaped hole to see out of. Model 3: a decorative helmet resembling those worn by the watchers of Candlekeep. It has two furry things (I don't know what else to call them) coming out of the helmet, sort of like horns with fur on the sides. It has a single slit for eyeholes. Model 4: a decorative helmet (lots o' decorative helmets eh?) that is the one you got. My second favorite helmet in appearance. Model 5: a decorative helmet (yes, another one) with cheek guards, open face, with large fins protruding from the sides. Personally, my favorite looking helmet. These are worn by Amnish soldiers. There are a couple exceptions to these general rules. The most notable one being the Helmet of Infravision. It looks like Model 3. If any helmet is unidentified, then it's magical. You can always find a way to elaborate things Ramon and a reason, see ? -Jafin ------------------ Proud Citizen of the United States of America The Original Arch-Mage of the HADB Destroyer of the evil Bunnies Proprietor of the Boogre Bar Guardian of Boo

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