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The '''Achilles Heel Seeker''' was a hunter [[bow]] common throughout [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE. Its design was said to have been derived from the one wielded by {{Wiki|Paris (mythology)|Paris}}, the prince of {{Wiki|Troy}} who catalyzed the {{wiki|Trojan War}}. According to Greek mythology, he killed the [[Greece|Greek]] hero [[Achilles]] by firing an arrow into his heel, for Achilles was invulnerable in all but that one place in his body.
The '''Achilles Heel Seeker''' was a hunter [[bow]] common throughout [[Egypt]] during the 1st century BCE. It's design was said to have derived from the one wielded by [[Paris (mythology)|Paris]], a prince of {{Wiki|Troy}} in [[Greece|Greek]] mythology.


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The Achilles Heel Seeker was a hunter bow common throughout Egypt during the 1st century BCE. It's design was said to have derived from the one wielded by Paris, a prince of Troy in Greek mythology.

Weapon Statistics

Rarity Quality (Max Level 40) Damage (Max Level 40) Attributes Availability
Common 85 543 Charging Speed I Blacksmith, Loot

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