Treasure Hoard of Magni

The **Treasure Hoard of Magni** is a vast vault located in the Old City of Ironforge. Centuries of wealth, accumulated by generations of Dwarven Kings, are stored within it, along with great relics, artefacts and trophies won by mighty heroes and renowned explorers of the people of Khaz Modan.

Some of these riches were moved to the Thanehold of Theramore, under the guardianship of Lady Jaina Proudmoore and Thorsen Thovarim. Most, however, were pillaged by God-Emperor Jathukhan during the Fall of Ironforge.

## Treasures

### Queen Eimear's Silvery Regalia

Gifted by King Magni Bronzebeard to his wife, Queen Eimear Stonehearth, this finery was given as the bride's dowry on the day of the prince's betrothal to the thane's daughter. All of this she wore on her wedding day, comprising a diadem of white gold and a row of dew-drop pearls; a pair of silver earrings fashioned in the shape of crescents, with two hanging, ten carat diamonds; bracelets of white mithril embossed in gold and a necklace of white topazes, pale opals and shining moonstones.

### The Forty-Six Kingly Crowns

Over the course of Khaz Modan's long history, the rulers of the dwarves wished to inherit their fathers' crowns as often as they coveted to craft their own. In such a lengthy succession, hundreds of crowns were made, but only forty-six remain stored in Ironforge's hoard.

They come in all shapes, though they remain of similar size. Some are of gold and silver, others of iron and brass, yet more come in thorium, bronze, mithril and adamantine. They are mounted by horned rams, winged gryphons, reliefs of the Great Mountain, hammers, lances or swords, with precious gemstones that glow from the red ruby to the verdant emerald, sapphires, diamonds and garnets.

The most famous of these crowns are the Crown of Modimus, which is a plain band of grey iron boasting three great hammers and the Crown of Madoran, which is the largest of the crowns, sporting three ivory horns and a row of diamonds.

### Embercore

This uneven stone, still hot to the touch, is all that remains of an ancient fire fiend summoned and vanquished in the war against the Dark Iron Clan.

### Modgud's Knot

Tales abound as to the true nature of this cursed ring, safely locked behind an iron trellis. None know where it was forged, nor what metal makes its alloy. It resembles brass most closely, but it is far more durable and somehow shines dearer than gold. A single black jet gem is encased at its top, surrounded by the relief of soft feathers. It has the power to shrink or enlarge to fit most wearers' hands.

Yet this seemingly bening appearance is treacherous: while the ring provides the wearer with an uncanny luck in finding wealth and success, it will also sap the life from them, shortening it each second it is worn. King Madoran reaped this ring from the dead hands of Empress Modgud, claiming it as trophy. He was the first to suffer its bane, aging ten winters in a single month.

### Arcanite Lances

Stacked on three old weapon racks, these rune-etched lances were used by dragon hunters in ages past, when Khaz Modan was still a wild place, to fell black dragons from the sky. They were loaded on arbalests and from thence loosed against the airborne enemy. Enchanted with the power of the dwarvish clans, any hit on a dragon forced them from the sky onto the ground, sundering their scaled hides and causing a temporary state of paralysis.

Some of these lances were used in the Second War.

### Millstone of Plenty

This small, enchanted millstone does not seem of dwarf-make. When the milling stone is turned by way of an ornate wooden handle, the mill will begin to magically produce seeds of various fruited plants, as well as acorns and nuts.

### Mirror of Mysteries

A mirror standing nearly two metres tall is found in the corner of the vault. It was gifted to the Mountain Kings centuries ago by the Wizards of Dalaran. A conjured servant inhabits the mirror and it is capable to perform minor divination for whoever looks into the mirror's glass.

The true purpose of this mirror was to act as a hiding place in case of siege. It contains a small pocket dimension, which one is able to cross safely if the proper words are spoken. As Ironforge has never fallen to an outside force, this mirror has seen little use.

### Titan's Maul

Made from a single block of titanium, mounted on a haft of oak and first wielded by Modimus Anvilmar, this two-handed warhammer is the pride of Ironforge. Too great and heavy for most dwarves to lift