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The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
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The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince.

This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife. During their lifetimes, they meticulously prepared for their ascension. This fervent dedication to the afterlife led to Nehekhara's advanced knowledge of mortuary practices and necromantic arts.

To safeguard their expanding domains and repel invading mutant creatures and barbarian hordes, the mighty King Settra assembled a formidable army. Yet, Settra’s ambitions extended beyond merely restoring his ancestors' kingdoms. Leading the Nehekhara forces, he embarked on widespread conquests, subjugating nearby lands and enslaving local tribes.

Settra's fleets dominated the seas, and his armies carried the glory of Khemri to distant realms. Foreign cities fell, distant territories were subdued, and immense riches were brought back to Nehekhara from the jungles of Lustria. Under Settra's rule, Nehekhara reached the zenith of its power and influence, with his renown spreading across half the known world.

However, the rise of Nagash and the dark arts of necromancy ultimately shattered this golden age. Today, countless pyramid tombs lie waiting to be explored by those daring enough to face the ancient guardians of the sands.

Settra does not serve. He rules.

This new product draws inspiration from the Tomb Kings faction in Warhammer Fantasy, with its design based on the iconic Tomb King. His gaze pierces everything before him—treasures, souls, and even a single grain of sand cannot escape his scrutiny. The overall design faithfully restores the image of the Tomb King, crafted with zinc alloy to perfection.
Fans of the Tomb Kings, don’t miss out—place your orders now!

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Name: The Gaze of the Tomb King
Material: Zinc alloy & gold plating
Dimensions: Height 57 mm + Width 50.5 mm
Weight: Approx. 57.8 gThe Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife. During their lifetimes, they meticulously prepared for their ascension. This fervent dedication to the afterlife led to Nehekhara's advanced knowledge of mortuary practices and necromantic arts. To safeguard their expanding domains and repel invading mutant creatures and barbarian hordes, the mighty King Settra assembled a formidable army. Yet, Settra’s ambitions extended beyond merely restoring his ancestors' kingdoms. Leading the Nehekhara forces, he embarked on widespread conquests, subjugating nearby lands and enslaving local tribes. Settra's fleets dominated the seas, and his armies carried the glory of Khemri to distant realms. Foreign cities fell, distant territories were subdued, and immense riches were brought back to Nehekhara from the jungles of Lustria. Under Settra's rule, Nehekhara reached the zenith of its power and influence, with his renown spreading across half the known world. However, the rise of Nagash and the dark arts of necromancy ultimately shattered this golden age. Today, countless pyramid tombs lie waiting to be explored by those daring enough to face the ancient guardians of the sands. Settra does not serve. He rules. This new product draws inspiration from the Tomb Kings faction in Warhammer Fantasy, with its design based on the iconic Tomb King. His gaze pierces everything before him—treasures, souls, and even a single grain of sand cannot escape his scrutiny. The overall design faithfully restores the image of the Tomb King, crafted with zinc alloy to perfection. Fans of the Tomb Kings, don’t miss out—place your orders now! Product parameter Name: The Gaze of the Tomb King Material: Zinc alloy & gold plating Dimensions: Height 57 mm + Width 50.5 mm Weight: Approx. 57.8 g
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife. During their lifetimes, they meticulously prepared for their ascension. This fervent dedication to the afterlife led to Nehekhara's advanced knowledge of mortuary practices and necromantic arts. To safeguard their expanding domains and repel invading mutant creatures and barbarian hordes, the mighty King Settra assembled a formidable army. Yet, Settra’s ambitions extended beyond merely restoring his ancestors' kingdoms. Leading the Nehekhara forces, he embarked on widespread conquests, subjugating nearby lands and enslaving local tribes. Settra's fleets dominated the seas, and his armies carried the glory of Khemri to distant realms. Foreign cities fell, distant territories were subdued, and immense riches were brought back to Nehekhara from the jungles of Lustria. Under Settra's rule, Nehekhara reached the zenith of its power and influence, with his renown spreading across half the known world. However, the rise of Nagash and the dark arts of necromancy ultimately shattered this golden age. Today, countless pyramid tombs lie waiting to be explored by those daring enough to face the ancient guardians of the sands. Settra does not serve. He rules. This new product draws inspiration from the Tomb Kings faction in Warhammer Fantasy, with its design based on the iconic Tomb King. His gaze pierces everything before him—treasures, souls, and even a single grain of sand cannot escape his scrutiny. The overall design faithfully restores the image of the Tomb King, crafted with zinc alloy to perfection. Fans of the Tomb Kings, don’t miss out—place your orders now! Product parameter Name: The Gaze of the Tomb King Material: Zinc alloy & gold plating Dimensions: Height 57 mm + Width 50.5 mm Weight: Approx. 57.8 g
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife. During their lifetimes, they meticulously prepared for their ascension. This fervent dedication to the afterlife led to Nehekhara's advanced knowledge of mortuary practices and necromantic arts. To safeguard their expanding domains and repel invading mutant creatures and barbarian hordes, the mighty King Settra assembled a formidable army. Yet, Settra’s ambitions extended beyond merely restoring his ancestors' kingdoms. Leading the Nehekhara forces, he embarked on widespread conquests, subjugating nearby lands and enslaving local tribes. Settra's fleets dominated the seas, and his armies carried the glory of Khemri to distant realms. Foreign cities fell, distant territories were subdued, and immense riches were brought back to Nehekhara from the jungles of Lustria. Under Settra's rule, Nehekhara reached the zenith of its power and influence, with his renown spreading across half the known world. However, the rise of Nagash and the dark arts of necromancy ultimately shattered this golden age. Today, countless pyramid tombs lie waiting to be explored by those daring enough to face the ancient guardians of the sands. Settra does not serve. He rules. This new product draws inspiration from the Tomb Kings faction in Warhammer Fantasy, with its design based on the iconic Tomb King. His gaze pierces everything before him—treasures, souls, and even a single grain of sand cannot escape his scrutiny. The overall design faithfully restores the image of the Tomb King, crafted with zinc alloy to perfection. Fans of the Tomb Kings, don’t miss out—place your orders now! Product parameter Name: The Gaze of the Tomb King Material: Zinc alloy & gold plating Dimensions: Height 57 mm + Width 50.5 mm Weight: Approx. 57.8 g


Starforged Warhammer Fantasy The gaze of the Tomb King Settra's Gaze Brooch

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The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince.

This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife. During their lifetimes, they meticulously prepared for their ascension. This fervent dedication to the afterlife led to Nehekhara's advanced knowledge of mortuary practices and necromantic arts.

To safeguard their expanding domains and repel invading mutant creatures and barbarian hordes, the mighty King Settra assembled a formidable army. Yet, Settra’s ambitions extended beyond merely restoring his ancestors' kingdoms. Leading the Nehekhara forces, he embarked on widespread conquests, subjugating nearby lands and enslaving local tribes.

Settra's fleets dominated the seas, and his armies carried the glory of Khemri to distant realms. Foreign cities fell, distant territories were subdued, and immense riches were brought back to Nehekhara from the jungles of Lustria. Under Settra's rule, Nehekhara reached the zenith of its power and influence, with his renown spreading across half the known world.

However, the rise of Nagash and the dark arts of necromancy ultimately shattered this golden age. Today, countless pyramid tombs lie waiting to be explored by those daring enough to face the ancient guardians of the sands.

Settra does not serve. He rules.

This new product draws inspiration from the Tomb Kings faction in Warhammer Fantasy, with its design based on the iconic Tomb King. His gaze pierces everything before him—treasures, souls, and even a single grain of sand cannot escape his scrutiny. The overall design faithfully restores the image of the Tomb King, crafted with zinc alloy to perfection.
Fans of the Tomb Kings, don’t miss out—place your orders now!

Product parameter
Name: The Gaze of the Tomb King
Material: Zinc alloy & gold plating
Dimensions: Height 57 mm + Width 50.5 mm
Weight: Approx. 57.8 gThe Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife. During their lifetimes, they meticulously prepared for their ascension. This fervent dedication to the afterlife led to Nehekhara's advanced knowledge of mortuary practices and necromantic arts. To safeguard their expanding domains and repel invading mutant creatures and barbarian hordes, the mighty King Settra assembled a formidable army. Yet, Settra’s ambitions extended beyond merely restoring his ancestors' kingdoms. Leading the Nehekhara forces, he embarked on widespread conquests, subjugating nearby lands and enslaving local tribes. Settra's fleets dominated the seas, and his armies carried the glory of Khemri to distant realms. Foreign cities fell, distant territories were subdued, and immense riches were brought back to Nehekhara from the jungles of Lustria. Under Settra's rule, Nehekhara reached the zenith of its power and influence, with his renown spreading across half the known world. However, the rise of Nagash and the dark arts of necromancy ultimately shattered this golden age. Today, countless pyramid tombs lie waiting to be explored by those daring enough to face the ancient guardians of the sands. Settra does not serve. He rules. This new product draws inspiration from the Tomb Kings faction in Warhammer Fantasy, with its design based on the iconic Tomb King. His gaze pierces everything before him—treasures, souls, and even a single grain of sand cannot escape his scrutiny. The overall design faithfully restores the image of the Tomb King, crafted with zinc alloy to perfection. Fans of the Tomb Kings, don’t miss out—place your orders now! Product parameter Name: The Gaze of the Tomb King Material: Zinc alloy & gold plating Dimensions: Height 57 mm + Width 50.5 mm Weight: Approx. 57.8 g
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife. During their lifetimes, they meticulously prepared for their ascension. This fervent dedication to the afterlife led to Nehekhara's advanced knowledge of mortuary practices and necromantic arts. To safeguard their expanding domains and repel invading mutant creatures and barbarian hordes, the mighty King Settra assembled a formidable army. Yet, Settra’s ambitions extended beyond merely restoring his ancestors' kingdoms. Leading the Nehekhara forces, he embarked on widespread conquests, subjugating nearby lands and enslaving local tribes. Settra's fleets dominated the seas, and his armies carried the glory of Khemri to distant realms. Foreign cities fell, distant territories were subdued, and immense riches were brought back to Nehekhara from the jungles of Lustria. Under Settra's rule, Nehekhara reached the zenith of its power and influence, with his renown spreading across half the known world. However, the rise of Nagash and the dark arts of necromancy ultimately shattered this golden age. Today, countless pyramid tombs lie waiting to be explored by those daring enough to face the ancient guardians of the sands. Settra does not serve. He rules. This new product draws inspiration from the Tomb Kings faction in Warhammer Fantasy, with its design based on the iconic Tomb King. His gaze pierces everything before him—treasures, souls, and even a single grain of sand cannot escape his scrutiny. The overall design faithfully restores the image of the Tomb King, crafted with zinc alloy to perfection. Fans of the Tomb Kings, don’t miss out—place your orders now! Product parameter Name: The Gaze of the Tomb King Material: Zinc alloy & gold plating Dimensions: Height 57 mm + Width 50.5 mm Weight: Approx. 57.8 g
The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife. During their lifetimes, they meticulously prepared for their ascension. This fervent dedication to the afterlife led to Nehekhara's advanced knowledge of mortuary practices and necromantic arts. To safeguard their expanding domains and repel invading mutant creatures and barbarian hordes, the mighty King Settra assembled a formidable army. Yet, Settra’s ambitions extended beyond merely restoring his ancestors' kingdoms. Leading the Nehekhara forces, he embarked on widespread conquests, subjugating nearby lands and enslaving local tribes. Settra's fleets dominated the seas, and his armies carried the glory of Khemri to distant realms. Foreign cities fell, distant territories were subdued, and immense riches were brought back to Nehekhara from the jungles of Lustria. Under Settra's rule, Nehekhara reached the zenith of its power and influence, with his renown spreading across half the known world. However, the rise of Nagash and the dark arts of necromancy ultimately shattered this golden age. Today, countless pyramid tombs lie waiting to be explored by those daring enough to face the ancient guardians of the sands. Settra does not serve. He rules. This new product draws inspiration from the Tomb Kings faction in Warhammer Fantasy, with its design based on the iconic Tomb King. His gaze pierces everything before him—treasures, souls, and even a single grain of sand cannot escape his scrutiny. The overall design faithfully restores the image of the Tomb King, crafted with zinc alloy to perfection. Fans of the Tomb Kings, don’t miss out—place your orders now! Product parameter Name: The Gaze of the Tomb King Material: Zinc alloy & gold plating Dimensions: Height 57 mm + Width 50.5 mm Weight: Approx. 57.8 g


The Tomb Kings were the ancient rulers of Nehekhara, a region in the southern lands of Araby resembling a mix of Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. Their attire and religious practices reflect Egyptian influences, while their civilization coexisted with other nations akin to those of Mesopotamia. Nehekhara was divided into various territories, each ruled by a different prince. This kingdom was deeply rooted in religious beliefs, with its rulers convinced that they would continue to reign in the afterlife.
Starforged Warhammer Fantasy The gaze of the Tomb King Settra's Gaze Brooch
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