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The '''Sharur''' was a [[mace]] whose name means "Smasher of Thousands". It once belonged to {{Wiki|Ninurta}}, a god in {{Wiki|Mesopotamia|Mesopotamian}} mythology. | The '''Sharur''' was a [[mace]] whose name means "Smasher of Thousands". It once belonged to {{Wiki|Ninurta}}, a god in {{Wiki|Mesopotamia|Mesopotamian}} mythology. | ||
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The Sharur was a mace whose name means "Smasher of Thousands". It once belonged to Ninurta, a god in Mesopotamian mythology.
Weapon Statistics
| Rarity | Quality (Max Level 40) | Damage (Max Level 40) | Attributes | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rare | 88 | 408 | Adrenaline on Kill III
Critical Hit Rate I |
Kill the commander of Fort Boubastos |
| Description | ||||
| This enchanted mace, whose name means Smasher of Thousands was once wielded by Ninurta, a Mesopotamian god. | ||||