Another story tells of how after his first home burned down, Ornn made a mountain out of ore, and inside was a forge that channeled the primordial flame from deep within the earth. However, the mountain was too hot even for Ornn, who slept through his first home burning down around him, and so he channeled a sea of cold water into the mountain. It took three days for the home to finally cool, and the ocean had dipped a few inches because of how much water was used. So much steam had risen from the cooling that the sky soon filled with dark clouds and burst with snow. It snowed for a hundred years, and that event is what causes the Freljord to have so much snow even today.
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It is said that one day, Three Sisters came to Ornn for help. They asked him to dig a hole deep and wide enough to lure their enemies into. Ornn said yes, as he was already planning on digging a hole, and the proposed site was a fine spot. After he was done digging the hole, Ornn returned to his work. Several years later, the Sisters, having endured years of war, came to Ornn again. They asked him to forge a bridge over the abyss, made out of a metal that fell from the sky. This metal was so durable and unyielding that only he could forge it. Ornn agreed, accepting the metal itself as payment. He built the bridge, and so durable was it that it would have stood until the end of time had one sister not ruined Ornn's work by casting spells onto it.
In the making of this bridge, Ornn had made a tool from the star metal that he called 'hammer', as he had used it to hammer. Ornn grew so attached to this hammer that even when he had thrown away his favorite spade and eating fork, he could not bring himself to throw away the hammer. He still uses the hammer to forge his creations to this day.
In time, like many other demigods, Ornn amassed a group of followers. They were legion of some of the best forgers in Runeterra who came from far and wide to hone their skills under Ornn's guidance. They called themselves the Hearthblood, for they never felt the bitter cold of the Freljord and could bare the intense heat of lava and fire just beneath them, heating up the ground. They presented their work to Ornn, and every so often he would appraise their work, calling the best creations "passable." This was a big compliment from Ornn, as he rarely ever appraised anything, instead electing to let good work speak for itself. He never admitted it, but Ornn secretly cared for the Hearthblood. He admired them for being dedicated to nothing but honing their skills, and not giving him sacrifices or preaching the misconstrued words of their god to people who did not want to hear. They made him smile, though no one could tell because his mouth was hidden behind his beard.
[1] Thus far the tillage of the fields and the stars of heaven: now you, Bacchus, will I sing, and with you the forest saplings, and the offspring of the slow-growing olive. Hither Lenaean sire! Here all is full of your bounties; for you blossoms the field teeming with the harvest of the vine, and the vintage foams in the brimming vats. Come hither, Lenaean sire, strip off your buskins and with me plunge your naked legs in the new must.
Start: Enter Caves Level 12 and return in town to speak with Tremain.Task: Search Hell Level 13 for the balrog Fleshdoom, slay him and return in town to speak with Tremain who asks you to bring him Shadowfang. Then search Hell Level 14 for a room with a lever and 3 stones to step in order (LEVER/MIDDLE/RIGHT/LEFT/LEVER). Now use the telepad to go to the River of Flame where you'll face Hephasto the Armorer, who upon defeat drops his Hellforge Hammer.End: After you place Shadowfang on the Hellforge Anvil and strike it with the Hellforge Hammer.Reward- Unique mace Lightforge (Normal Difficulty)- (based on character class) Rare weapon (Nightmare/Hell/Torment Difficulty) 2ff7e9595c
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