4×Black Metal Barat Blast Furnace
24×Black Metal Scraps
12×Coal
2×Mithril Barat Blast Furnace
6×Mithril Ore
6×Coal
4×Cursed Leatherat Tannery
8×Draconic Leatherat Tannery
4×Cursed Essence
1×Mystic Clothat Loom
3×Mystic Threadat Spinning Wheel
1×Demonic Oilat Brewing Cauldron
6×Necrotic Bonemealat Grindstone
18×Undead Bone
3×Vile Ashes
1×Glass Vesselat Jeweler's Bench
1×Molten Glassat Blast Furnace
3×Ground Limestoneat Grindstone
3×Ground Sandstoneat Grindstone
Black Knight Helmet
A metal helm worn by the Black Knights of Dowdun Reach
Recipe
Journal
It's hard not to look at Black Knight armour and marvel. The Black Knights on Ashenfall have completely different origins from those on the mainland. They have no direct connection to the , and are instead an evolution of the Shadow Knights. Two connected but ultimately different factions, yet they converge on similar armours. I suppose that's chaos for you. Stare at it long enough and you spot patterns
The Black Knights, or the Shadow Knights as they were originally known, began life as bodyguards for the Rasmodel family. The Rasmodels were nobility on the mainland and retained that air of nobility on Ashenfall. They were invaluable to the Children of Shadows, as they could move in higher circles, and higher circles were where the seeds of chaos were best sown.
The Children of Shadows made the mistake of seeing the Rasmodels as peacocks, preening and insufferable. As time passed, the Rasmodel exerted their influence over the Shadows. They moved into positions of leadership. Every pie had a Rasmodel finger in it, and suddenly the Children and the Rasmodel were synonymous.
That influence came with demands. The Rasmodel wanted protection. Their scheming in Temple Woods and Bramblemead would lead to the odd fallout, and having bodyhuards leant them legitimacy as well as protection. Someof the Children were assigned to the Rasmodel, and a different kind of seed was sown.
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