Lordraet was a well-respected blacksmith in the city of Redmond, known for his steady craftsmanship and skill in working with heat-resistant metals. His forge produced reliable armor, weapons, and tools that served soldiers, mercenaries, and craftsmen alike. His work was practical, built for endurance rather than grandeur, and many of his creations were favored by those who valued function over embellishment.
For years, Lordraet’s smithy was a fixture of Redmond’s bustling trade district, the glow of his forge a familiar sight. He took pride in his craft, rarely taking apprentices and preferring to work alone to ensure quality in every piece he made. His knowledge of metalwork was extensive, particularly in handling alloys that could withstand intense heat, making his wares sought after by warriors and laborers in the harshest conditions.
In the year 913, Lordraet passed away under circumstances that were never made public. His death came as a quiet shock to the city, and with no clear successor, his smithy was shut down. Some say he succumbed to an illness, others whisper of an accident in his own forge, but no official cause was ever disclosed. Though time moves on, pieces of Lordraet’s work can still be found in use, his craftsmanship outlasting the man himself.