Gaelin the Bowyer (b. 92 FA – d. 173 FA), for whom Gaelin’s Pass was named, was the first to use the wood from the Kophera trees in bows. Not much is known about him other than his discovery which forever changed warfare and the economy in the land of Eagaar. To this day, Gaelin’s Pass is the town with the most bow makers in The Upper and Lower Lands. The Gaelin’s Song bow is attributed to Listrel the Younger who made bows in the 5th century of the third age or in the late 4400s PA. Listrel the Younger was the first bow maker to include sinew from Var Elk in the bowstring.

Gaelins Song Kopher Bow

The Kophera tree is only found from Gaelin's Pass up to the Howling Moors. It is used to make the most coveted bows in all The Upper Land. The strength and bend of kopher wood allows for an accuracy at distance which cannot be matched by any other material.

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