Oakheart Shield - Revision history

Twiggy at 18:09, 17 October 2025

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Dre at 12:26, 3 February 2018

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Oakheart.jpg\|title=Varnished with ambergelt and inlaid with weltsilver, these shields are invaluable on the battlefield.\|caption=[[The Stallion]] is associated with strength and vigour.\|align=right\|width=300}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Oakheart.jpg\|title=Varnished with ambergelt and inlaid with weltsilver, these shields are invaluable on the battlefield.\|caption=[[The Stallion]] is associated with strength and vigour.\|align=right\|width=300}}
	==Description==		==Description==
	These valuable defensive items are most commonly made of wood polished with [[materials#ambergelt\|ambergelt]] varnish, inlaid with [[materials#weltsilver\|weltsilver]]. It is popular across the Empire, and of equal value to both warrior and ~~civillian~~ alike. Some artisans who dwell in deep forests will search out trees which have survived lightning strikes, disease or other trauma, and set aside some of the ambergelt harvested from such trees, until its natural death. Then both the wood and the ambergelt from these sturdy examples are used to create Oakheart Shields. As such tough trees can live for decades or centuries, artisans pass on the knowledge of suitable candidates to their apprentices and so on until the tree finally perishes.		These valuable defensive items are most commonly made of wood polished with [[materials#ambergelt\|ambergelt]] varnish, inlaid with [[materials#weltsilver\|weltsilver]]. It is popular across the Empire, and of equal value to both warrior and civilian alike. Some artisans who dwell in deep forests will search out trees which have survived lightning strikes, disease or other trauma, and set aside some of the ambergelt harvested from such trees, until its natural death. Then both the wood and the ambergelt from these sturdy examples are used to create Oakheart Shields. As such tough trees can live for decades or centuries, artisans pass on the knowledge of suitable candidates to their apprentices and so on until the tree finally perishes.

	In [[Wintermark]], these shields are often roughly hewn and only crudely shaped, in contrast to the usual skill of the nation's artisans. This are a memorial to King Alberic, who fought off an [[ogre]] chieftain with only a stout club as a weapon and a length of log as a shield.They bear [[Feresh]], the Rune of Majesty, to improve the shieldbearer's ~~resilence~~ to the hardships of battle.		In [[Wintermark]], these shields are often roughly hewn and only crudely shaped, in contrast to the usual skill of the nation's artisans. This are a memorial to King Alberic, who fought off an [[ogre]] chieftain with only a stout club as a weapon and a length of log as a shield.They bear [[Feresh]], the Rune of Majesty, to improve the shieldbearer's resilience to the hardships of battle.

	However in other lands, an ~~oakheart shield~~ is often marked with a rune such as [[Tykonus]], or decorated with images of strength, permanence and endurance such as mountains, horses, oak trees and the like. The heavily armoured [[Highguard military concerns\|cataphracts]] of [[Highguard]] favour these shields, bearing their [[chapter]] emblem or the iconography of their favoured virtue. Highborn artisans prefer a steel base to the shield, alloyed with weltsilver and polished with ambergelt, calling them ''Stoneblood Shields'', influenced by the Highborn saying "Wood burns. Stone endures."		However in other lands, an Oakheart Shield is often marked with a rune such as [[Tykonus]], or decorated with images of strength, permanence and endurance such as mountains, horses, oak trees and the like. The heavily armoured [[Highguard military concerns\|cataphracts]] of [[Highguard]] favour these shields, bearing their [[chapter]] emblem or the iconography of their favoured virtue. Highborn artisans prefer a steel base to the shield, alloyed with weltsilver and polished with ambergelt, calling them ''Stoneblood Shields'', influenced by the Highborn saying "Wood burns. Stone endures."

	The '''Iron Defender''' is an [[Ilium#Creating_Artefacts\|artefact]] Oakheart Shield, crafted by the [[Imperial Orcs\|Imperial Orc]] artisan Bloodcrow Yargol, for use by [[~~the~~ Throne]]. Commissioned by Irontide Rad, the shield itself is one of the great shields used by the Irontide orcs. It is said to bear a reminder that ~~the~~ Throne must strive to protect the [[orc\|orcish]] citizens of the Empire, as well as the more populous human citizens. The first Throne to bear it into battle was [[Empress_Lisabetta\|Imperatrix Lisabetta]].		The '''Iron Defender''' is an [[Ilium#Creating_Artefacts\|artefact]] Oakheart Shield, crafted by the [[Imperial Orcs\|Imperial Orc]] artisan Bloodcrow Yargol, for use by [[The Throne]]. Commissioned by Irontide Rad, the shield itself is one of the great shields used by the Irontide orcs. It is said to bear a reminder that The Throne must strive to protect the [[orc\|orcish]] citizens of the Empire, as well as the more populous human citizens. The first Throne to bear it into battle was [[Empress_Lisabetta\|Imperatrix Lisabetta]].
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	{{Shields}}		{{Shields}}
	* '''Effect:''' You gain one additional rank of both the [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]] skill and the [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] skill.		* '''Effect:''' You gain one additional rank of both the [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]] skill and the [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] skill.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting an ~~oakheart shield~~ requires five ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting an Oakheart Shield requires five ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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	However in other lands, an oakheart shield is often marked with a rune such as [[Tykonus]], or decorated with images of strength, permanence and endurance such as mountains, horses, oak trees and the like. The heavily armoured [[Highguard military concerns\|cataphracts]] of [[Highguard]] favour these shields, bearing their [[chapter]] emblem or the iconography of their favoured virtue. Highborn artisans prefer a steel base to the shield, alloyed with weltsilver and polished with ambergelt, calling them ''Stoneblood Shields'', influenced by the Highborn saying "Wood burns. Stone endures."		However in other lands, an oakheart shield is often marked with a rune such as [[Tykonus]], or decorated with images of strength, permanence and endurance such as mountains, horses, oak trees and the like. The heavily armoured [[Highguard military concerns\|cataphracts]] of [[Highguard]] favour these shields, bearing their [[chapter]] emblem or the iconography of their favoured virtue. Highborn artisans prefer a steel base to the shield, alloyed with weltsilver and polished with ambergelt, calling them ''Stoneblood Shields'', influenced by the Highborn saying "Wood burns. Stone endures."

	The '''Iron Defender''' is an [[Ilium#Creating_Artefacts\|artefact]] Oakheart Shield, crafted by the [[Imperial Orcs\|Imperial Orc]] artisan Bloodcrow Yargol, for use by [[the Throne]]. ~~The~~ shield itself is one of the great shields used by the Irontide orcs~~, and~~ is said to bear a reminder that the Throne must strive to protect the [[orc\|orcish]] citizens of the Empire, as well as the more populous human citizens. The first Throne to bear it into battle was [[Empress_Lisabetta\|Imperatrix Lisabetta]].		The '''Iron Defender''' is an [[Ilium#Creating_Artefacts\|artefact]] Oakheart Shield, crafted by the [[Imperial Orcs\|Imperial Orc]] artisan Bloodcrow Yargol, for use by [[the Throne]]. Commissioned by Irontide Rad, the shield itself is one of the great shields used by the Irontide orcs. It is said to bear a reminder that the Throne must strive to protect the [[orc\|orcish]] citizens of the Empire, as well as the more populous human citizens. The first Throne to bear it into battle was [[Empress_Lisabetta\|Imperatrix Lisabetta]].
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	However in other lands, an oakheart shield is often marked with a rune such as [[Tykonus]], or decorated with images of strength, permanence and endurance such as mountains, horses, oak trees and the like. The heavily armoured [[Highguard military concerns\|cataphracts]] of [[Highguard]] favour these shields, bearing their [[chapter]] emblem or the iconography of their favoured virtue. Highborn artisans prefer a steel base to the shield, alloyed with weltsilver and polished with ambergelt, calling them ''Stoneblood Shields'', influenced by the Highborn saying "Wood burns. Stone endures."		However in other lands, an oakheart shield is often marked with a rune such as [[Tykonus]], or decorated with images of strength, permanence and endurance such as mountains, horses, oak trees and the like. The heavily armoured [[Highguard military concerns\|cataphracts]] of [[Highguard]] favour these shields, bearing their [[chapter]] emblem or the iconography of their favoured virtue. Highborn artisans prefer a steel base to the shield, alloyed with weltsilver and polished with ambergelt, calling them ''Stoneblood Shields'', influenced by the Highborn saying "Wood burns. Stone endures."

	The '''Iron Defender''' is an [[Ilium#Creating_Artefacts\|artefact]] Oakheart Shield, crafted by the [[Imperial Orcs\|Imperial Orc]] Bloodcrow Yargol, for use by [[the Throne]]. The shield itself is one of the great shields used by the Irontide orcs, and is said to bear a reminder that the Throne must strive to protect the [[orc\|orcish]] citizens of the Empire, as well as the more populous human citizens. The first Throne to bear it into battle was [[Empress_Lisabetta\|Imperatrix Lisabetta]].		The '''Iron Defender''' is an [[Ilium#Creating_Artefacts\|artefact]] Oakheart Shield, crafted by the [[Imperial Orcs\|Imperial Orc]] artisan Bloodcrow Yargol, for use by [[the Throne]]. The shield itself is one of the great shields used by the Irontide orcs, and is said to bear a reminder that the Throne must strive to protect the [[orc\|orcish]] citizens of the Empire, as well as the more populous human citizens. The first Throne to bear it into battle was [[Empress_Lisabetta\|Imperatrix Lisabetta]].
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Rafferty at 12:24, 1 July 2017

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	However in other lands, an oakheart shield is often marked with a rune such as [[Tykonus]], or decorated with images of strength, permanence and endurance such as mountains, horses, oak trees and the like. The heavily armoured [[Highguard military concerns\|cataphracts]] of [[Highguard]] favour these shields, bearing their [[chapter]] emblem or the iconography of their favoured virtue. Highborn artisans prefer a steel base to the shield, alloyed with weltsilver and polished with ambergelt, calling them ''Stoneblood Shields'', influenced by the Highborn saying "Wood burns. Stone endures."		However in other lands, an oakheart shield is often marked with a rune such as [[Tykonus]], or decorated with images of strength, permanence and endurance such as mountains, horses, oak trees and the like. The heavily armoured [[Highguard military concerns\|cataphracts]] of [[Highguard]] favour these shields, bearing their [[chapter]] emblem or the iconography of their favoured virtue. Highborn artisans prefer a steel base to the shield, alloyed with weltsilver and polished with ambergelt, calling them ''Stoneblood Shields'', influenced by the Highborn saying "Wood burns. Stone endures."

			The '''Iron Defender''' is an [[Ilium#Creating_Artefacts\|artefact]] Oakheart Shield, crafted by the [[Imperial Orcs\|Imperial Orc]] Bloodcrow Yargol, for use by [[the Throne]]. The shield itself is one of the great shields used by the Irontide orcs, and is said to bear a reminder that the Throne must strive to protect the [[orc\|orcish]] citizens of the Empire, as well as the more populous human citizens. The first Throne to bear it into battle was [[Empress_Lisabetta\|Imperatrix Lisabetta]].
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Rafferty: /* Rules */

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Shields}}		{{Shields}}
	* '''Effect:''' ~~While you wield this shield you~~ gain one additional rank of both the [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]] skill and the [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] skill.		* '''Effect:''' You gain one additional rank of both the [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]] skill and the [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] skill.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting an oakheart shield requires five ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting an oakheart shield requires five ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	* '''Form:''' [[Weapons & armour#Shields~~\|shield]] (Talisman). You cannot make an oakheart shield that is a buckler.~~		{{Shields}}
	* '''Effect:''' While you wield this shield you gain one additional rank of both the [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]] skill and the [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] skill.		* '''Effect:''' While you wield this shield you gain one additional rank of both the [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]] skill and the [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] skill.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting an oakheart shield requires five ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting an oakheart shield requires five ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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	* '''Form:''' [[Weapons & armour#Shields\|shield]] (Talisman). You cannot make an oakheart shield that is a buckler.		* '''Form:''' [[Weapons & armour#Shields\|shield]] (Talisman). You cannot make an oakheart shield that is a buckler.
	* '''Effect:''' While you wield this shield you gain one additional rank of both the [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]] skill and the [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] skill.		* '''Effect:''' While you wield this shield you gain one additional rank of both the [[Combat skills#Fortitude\|fortitude]] skill and the [[Combat skills#Endurance\|endurance]] skill.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting an oakheart shield requires ~~six~~ ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]] and ~~nine~~ measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting an oakheart shield requires five ingots of [[Materials#Weltsilver\|weltsilver]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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Bunni: Bannerman to Banner-bearer

2016-06-03T09:47:27Z

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	Battle-brawned spear-ranks, stood hard against orc-threat,<br/>		Battle-brawned spear-ranks, stood hard against orc-threat,<br/>
	sword-girt, mail-clad, rich in Courage, brave ~~bannermen~~.<br/>		sword-girt, mail-clad, rich in Courage, brave banner-bearers.<br/>
	Serried-standing, heroes stepping forward, calling defiance,<br/>		Serried-standing, heroes stepping forward, calling defiance,<br/>
	celebrated in song, hard-faced, proud-helmed, shield-stern.<br/>		celebrated in song, hard-faced, proud-helmed, shield-stern.<br/>

Rafferty at 07:09, 26 June 2015

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			{{CaptionedImage\|file=Oakheart.jpg\|title=Varnished with ambergelt and inlaid with weltsilver, these shields are invaluable on the battlefield.\|caption=[[The Stallion]] is associated with strength and vigour.\|align=right\|width=300}}
	==Description==		==Description==
	These valuable defensive items are most commonly made of wood polished with [[materials#ambergelt\|ambergelt]] varnish, inlaid with [[materials#weltsilver\|weltsilver]]. It is popular across the Empire, and of equal value to both warrior and civillian alike. Some artisans who dwell in deep forests will search out trees which have survived lightning strikes, disease or other trauma, and set aside some of the ambergelt harvested from such trees, until its natural death. Then both the wood and the ambergelt from these sturdy examples are used to create Oakheart Shields. As such tough trees can live for decades or centuries, artisans pass on the knowledge of suitable candidates to their apprentices and so on until the tree finally perishes.		These valuable defensive items are most commonly made of wood polished with [[materials#ambergelt\|ambergelt]] varnish, inlaid with [[materials#weltsilver\|weltsilver]]. It is popular across the Empire, and of equal value to both warrior and civillian alike. Some artisans who dwell in deep forests will search out trees which have survived lightning strikes, disease or other trauma, and set aside some of the ambergelt harvested from such trees, until its natural death. Then both the wood and the ambergelt from these sturdy examples are used to create Oakheart Shields. As such tough trees can live for decades or centuries, artisans pass on the knowledge of suitable candidates to their apprentices and so on until the tree finally perishes.
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	In [[Wintermark]], these shields are often roughly hewn and only crudely shaped, in contrast to the usual skill of the nation's artisans. This are a memorial to King Alberic, who fought off an [[ogre]] chieftain with only a stout club as a weapon and a length of log as a shield.They bear [[Feresh]], the Rune of Majesty, to improve the shieldbearer's resilence to the hardships of battle.		In [[Wintermark]], these shields are often roughly hewn and only crudely shaped, in contrast to the usual skill of the nation's artisans. This are a memorial to King Alberic, who fought off an [[ogre]] chieftain with only a stout club as a weapon and a length of log as a shield.They bear [[Feresh]], the Rune of Majesty, to improve the shieldbearer's resilence to the hardships of battle.

	However in other lands, an oakheart shield is often marked with a rune such as [[Tykonus]], or decorated with images of strength, permanence and endurance such as mountains, oak trees and the like. The heavily armoured [[Highguard military concerns\|cataphracts]] of [[Highguard]] favour these shields, bearing their [[chapter]] emblem or the iconography of their favoured virtue. Highborn artisans prefer a steel base to the shield, alloyed with weltsilver and polished with ambergelt, calling them ''Stoneblood Shields'', influenced by the Highborn saying "Wood burns. Stone endures."		However in other lands, an oakheart shield is often marked with a rune such as [[Tykonus]], or decorated with images of strength, permanence and endurance such as mountains, horses, oak trees and the like. The heavily armoured [[Highguard military concerns\|cataphracts]] of [[Highguard]] favour these shields, bearing their [[chapter]] emblem or the iconography of their favoured virtue. Highborn artisans prefer a steel base to the shield, alloyed with weltsilver and polished with ambergelt, calling them ''Stoneblood Shields'', influenced by the Highborn saying "Wood burns. Stone endures."
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	These valuable defensive items are most commonly made of wood polished with [[materials#ambergelt\|ambergelt]] varnish, inlaid with [[materials#weltsilver\|weltsilver]]. It is popular across the Empire, and of equal value to both warrior and civilian alike. Some artisans who dwell in deep forests will search out trees which have survived lightning strikes, disease or other trauma, and set aside some of the ambergelt harvested from such trees, until its natural death. Then both the wood and the ambergelt from these sturdy examples are used to create Oakheart Shields. As such tough trees can live for decades or centuries, artisans pass on the knowledge of suitable candidates to their apprentices and so on until the tree finally perishes.		These valuable defensive items are most commonly made of wood polished with [[materials#ambergelt\|ambergelt]] varnish, inlaid with [[materials#weltsilver\|weltsilver]]. It is popular across the Empire, and of equal value to both warrior and civilian alike. Some artisans who dwell in deep forests will search out trees which have survived lightning strikes, disease or other trauma, and set aside some of the ambergelt harvested from such trees, until its natural death. Then both the wood and the ambergelt from these sturdy examples are used to create Oakheart Shields. As such tough trees can live for decades or centuries, artisans pass on the knowledge of suitable candidates to their apprentices and so on until the tree finally perishes.

	In [[Wintermark]], these shields are often roughly hewn and only crudely shaped, in contrast to the usual skill of the nation's artisans. This are a memorial to King Alberic, who fought off an [[ogre]] chieftain with only a stout club as a weapon and a length of log as a shield.They bear [[Feresh]], the Rune of Majesty, to improve the shieldbearer's resilience to the hardships of battle.		In [[Wintermark]], these shields are often roughly hewn and only crudely shaped, in contrast to the usual skill of the nation's artisans. This are a memorial to King Alberic, who fought off an [[ogre]] chieftain with only a stout club as a weapon and a length of log as a shield. They bear [[Feresh]], the Rune of Majesty, to improve the shieldbearer's resilience to the hardships of battle.

	However in other lands, an Oakheart Shield is often marked with a rune such as [[Tykonus]], or decorated with images of strength, permanence and endurance such as mountains, horses, oak trees and the like. The heavily armoured [[Highguard military concerns\|cataphracts]] of [[Highguard]] favour these shields, bearing their [[chapter]] emblem or the iconography of their favoured virtue. Highborn artisans prefer a steel base to the shield, alloyed with weltsilver and polished with ambergelt, calling them ''Stoneblood Shields'', influenced by the Highborn saying "Wood burns. Stone endures."		However in other lands, an Oakheart Shield is often marked with a rune such as [[Tykonus]], or decorated with images of strength, permanence and endurance such as mountains, horses, oak trees and the like. The heavily armoured [[Highguard military concerns\|cataphracts]] of [[Highguard]] favour these shields, bearing their [[chapter]] emblem or the iconography of their favoured virtue. Highborn artisans prefer a steel base to the shield, alloyed with weltsilver and polished with ambergelt, calling them ''Stoneblood Shields'', influenced by the Highborn saying "Wood burns. Stone endures."
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	"In Skarsind, in Wintermark, in our land now gone,<br/>		"In Skarsind, in Wintermark, in our land now gone,<br/>
	foe-faced Suaq-scout, proud Steinr-line, ~~Kallavasi~~-wise.<br/>		foe-faced Suaq-scout, proud Steinr-line, Kallavesi-wise.<br/>
	By shield-smith all-aided, in ranks banner-marked, <br/>		By shield-smith all-aided, in ranks banner-marked, <br/>
	ambergelt-shining, weltsilver-gilt, oak-hearted.		ambergelt-shining, weltsilver-gilt, oak-hearted.
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	Wise-counselling storm-crows, oath-marking heart-boldening<br/>		Wise-counselling storm-crows, oath-marking heart-boldening<br/>
	moving along lines orc-facing, ritual-weaving ~~shamen~~.<br/>		moving along lines orc-facing, ritual-weaving shaman.<br/>
	Not fighters, yet death-Loyal, with battle-magics staff-striking,<br/>		Not fighters, yet death-Loyal, with battle-magics staff-striking,<br/>
	then weapons-taking, in death's knot, in last ditch standing.<br/>		then weapons-taking, in death's knot, in last ditch standing.<br/>
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	In Skarsind, in Wintermark, in our land now gone,<br/>		In Skarsind, in Wintermark, in our land now gone,<br/>
	foe-faced proud Steinr-line, Suaq-scout, ~~Kallavasi~~-wise.<br/>		foe-faced proud Steinr-line, Suaq-scout, Kallavesi-wise.<br/>
	By shield-smith all-aided, in ranks banner-marked, <br/>		By shield-smith all-aided, in ranks banner-marked, <br/>
	ambergelt-shining, weltsilver-gilt, oak-hearted."		ambergelt-shining, weltsilver-gilt, oak-hearted."