Tusk of Glory

The Tusk of Glory was originally created for the first king of Kaba, and serves as a symbol of the monarchy. The ceremonial weapon is a scimitar carved from a single piece of ivory, the tusk of an enormous elephant. The blade is engraved with images of leering faces and rampaging bull elephants, and the hilt is wrapped with small, intricately carved ivory chains.
The Tusk of Glory remained in the royal house of Kaba for over a millennium, but it was stolen by unknown conspirators in 1525. It has not been seen since, but Noga Zwali, the current queen of Kaba, is offering a large parcel of land from her demesne for its safe return.
Category:Weapons
Category:Artifacts