A Scandinavian legend tells that it is the thirst for richness that pushed Hurnen Sifrit to enter the den of Drachenstein. Hiding in a covered well, he struck the vulnerable belly of the dragon just when the dragon past above him. The treasure that Drachenstei... Learn More

Twenty? Thirty? How many orc warriors lay at the feet of Elliom? The blade of Argalad was completely covered in blood. The proud warrior elf had to gain as much time as possible so that his sovereign could escape. As Elliom was guarding the entrance of the pas... Learn More

It is such a rare vision to see a hobbit with a sword in his hands. This peaceful people work metal only to make agricultural tools. The rare swords that are found in the hands of a hobbit are usually gifts or lucky finds. Concerning Megor the hobbit, his disc... Learn More

The swords that are now known under the name of mystic are the result of a curious alliance. Three cultures allied against a common enemy: a relentless progression of ogres. A gathering of mages and alchemists from the three civilizations forged these swords b... Learn More

The first Great Master, Hugues de Payens, and eight other templars, among which Godefroi de Saint-Omer, created the order of the templars in 1118. One of the symbols of the templars, two people riding one horse, comes from the fact that Hugues and Godefroi wer... Learn More

The Eights, this is how the personal guard of King Buhler his named. For their entire lives, these warriors were trained to become members of the royal guard. It is with their shining armours and their large two hands swords that they escorted the king whereve... Learn More

Bartholomew Roberts, a pirate from Wales, terrorized the Caribbean and the African coasts between 1719 and 1722. History remembers him as Black Bart because he captured more than 400 ships under the command of his ship the Royal Fortune; it made him the more t... Learn More

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