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Said to be a magically-hidden vault, built by the [[Aelvar]] but repurposed by [[Tibor Imperia]] to house "weapons that should not be used lightly". Its exact contents are unknown other than a few names, but everything in there is said to be a proverbial double-edged sword, as dangerous to the wielder as to the enemy.

The name is related to some common roots in both [[Yonwach]] and orcish, meaning "forbidden" or "taboo" or "danger".

== Access ==
Access to the Taurishen is difficult. It requires assembling four pieces of a magical map as well as acquiring an amulet of passage. The map reveals the location; the amulet grants access. But even if you know where it is, the map is necessary. Some theorize that it actually exists in a demiplane.

The map splits into pieces, but the pieces can be used to locate each other and the amulet. During the post-[[War of Souls]] era, the pieces were kept in separate kingdoms; their locations were lost (along with most knowledge of the Taurishen itself) during the [[Cataclysm War]].

== Contents ==
Not much is known. Some names:

* Hordebreaker, said to be a longbow capable of slaying armies.

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Admiralbenbo: Created page with "Said to be a magically-hidden vault, built by the Aelvar but repurposed by Tibor Imperia to house "weapons that should not be used lightly". Its exact contents are unk..."