'Brother Corhyn's bell bearing, found upon his perished flesh. Offer to the Twin Maiden Husks at the Roundtable Hold to gain access to new items.' Corhyn is a fundamentalist priest of the Golden Order who keeps a small altar at the Roundtable Hold, ministering to whomever will listen. His teachings are precise, dogmatic, archived from the same orthodoxy that the rest of the realm has begun to question. One day Corhyn announces his own departure, asking the Tarnished if they know of the noble Goldmask, and leaves the Roundtable to find his master; he is the last man in the Lands Between who still believes Goldmask has answers worth chasing across continents.

'Bracelets made in the image of Erdtree branches. Minimal adornments made by Lord Goldmask's disciples. Those disciples have long since left him.' That sentence, those disciples have long since left him, is the canonical fact Corhyn spends his pilgrimage refuting. He finds Goldmask on the Altus viaduct, kneels in what passes for the master's company, and translates between the noble's silence and the Tarnished's questions. When Leyndell falls to ash, Goldmask's vigil ends in death, and it is the Tarnished who takes the Mending Rune of Perfect Order from the master's corpse. Corhyn's own end is quieter still: his bell-bearing is simply 'found upon his perished flesh', like every other servant's. The Order Goldmask perfected does not memorialise the men who carried it.

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Key ItemCorhyn's Bell Bearing

Brother Corhyn's bell bearing, found upon his perished flesh. Offer to the Twin Maiden Husks at the Roundtable Hold to gain access to new items.

Item / MiscGold Bracelets

Bracelets made in the image of Erdtree branches. Minimal adornments made by Lord Goldmask's disciples. Those disciples have long since left him.