Guru Har Gobind's Chakrams

Guru Har Gobind's Chakrams
Origin	Guru Har Gobind
Type	Chakrams
Effects	Leaves blazing trails of fire
Activation	Throwing
Collected by	Warehouse 10
Section	Armerie-M15T8
Aisle	821664-9103
Shelf	391754-2846-200
Date of Collection	1650s
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Origin

Guru Har Gobind (sometimes called Guru Hargobind or Saccah Padshah) was the sixth of the Sikh Gurus and the founder of the Akali or Nihang order. Noted to be accomplished warriors, the Akali favoured a bladed disk weapon known as a chakram, a muti-purpose tool that could be used in both hand-to-hand and as a throwing weapon.

Effects

When thrown, the chakrams cloak themselves in flames and leave burning trails in the air. When used as a hand-to-hand weapon, they may unleash small bursts of fire upon contact. They may occationaly give off small embers when idly held and are stored in a fireproof case.