Northern Oasis vault

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The Northern Oasis vault was an Isu vault located beneath the Northern Oasis in Iraq, north of Baghdad. The vault housed the sword Shamshir-e Zomorrodnegar, the dagger Samsaama, and the armor set Milad's Outfit behind a barrier which could only be deactivated by placing a certain number of shards in the corresponding pedestals.

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In the 860s, the Order of the Ancients became aware of the vault's existence beneath the oasis, and assigned Al-Ghul to set up an excavation site to find a way into the chamber,^[1] unearthing several mysterious shards from the ruins on top of it.^[2] While an entrance into the vault was not found, Al-Ghul demanded that the shards be given to the Tha'abeen for protection, as the Order believed they were connected to the chamber. When the workers at the oasis failed to make much progress, Al-Ghul wrote a letter and asked for more workers to be reassigned to the excavation site further south.^[1]

Later, the Hidden One Basim Ibn Ishaq also traveled to the oasis at the request of Nehal, who claimed to have seen a symbol there similar to the one on the Memory Seal stolen by Basim from the Winter Palace in Anbar. The Hidden One was able to access the vault after swimming through the caverns beneath the oasis and saw the Isu weapons and armor sealed behind the barrier. Eventually, after acquiring all the shards from the Tha'abeen, Basim returned to the vault and placed the shards in their corresponding pedestals, deactivating the barrier and allowing the Hidden One to claim the Isu equipment for himself.^[2]