History<\/b><\/p>\n
General<\/b><\/p>\n
Woodchuck is the colloquial name given to a magical quiver that is in the possession of the ranger, Steel Tip.\u00a0 Originally wielded by a group of elves in southern Daltain, it was once known by another name, which translated roughly to The Everforest.\u00a0 They also called it the much more informal Marksman\u2019s Best Friend.<\/p>\n
Attributes<\/b><\/p>\n
Woodchuck is incredibly beneficial for an archer.\u00a0 Arrows are always plentiful within it, although no one, not the elves or its current owner, have ever been able to figure out how it produces them.<\/p>\n
There have been rumors as to the way it is charmed.\u00a0 Theories vary from enchanted termites to benevolent gremlins that live in a nether realm and send the arrows through the aether.\u00a0 Whatever the case, its wielder will never run out of ammunition.<\/p>\n
Early Events<\/b><\/p>\n
The elves of Cefenediel have used The Everforest for centuries.\u00a0 It typically passed from the hands of one great archer to another, and was used primarily against the gnolls that encroached upon their forest.<\/p>\n
Ongoing Operations<\/b><\/p>\n
At the behest of the elf, Icarus, Tarerenda, the queen of the elves of Cefenediel bequeathed the magical quiver to Steel Tip shortly after his arrival on mainland Draconis.\u00a0 Because his life was on the line, she willingly allowed him the gift, also due in part to his royal lineage.\u00a0 He was the one who assigned it the sobriquet Woodchuck.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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