Ignod the Spade

Miles of stony moorland stretch out through the mountains, cut by gravel trail, hidden beneath the overgrowth heather and shrubs. If not for the marker stones perforating the landscape, the hills would appear untouched by men.
A wheezing ork pushes a cart splattered in mud over the gravel trail, his face a collection of moles and stray bristles atop a landslide of wrinkled leathery flesh. Two drooping eyes peer from beneath canvas folds, with lips that widen to a yellowed, toothy smile.
Deeper: The ork is Ignod and he is a collector. For a modest fee, he would be happy to show you the very spot where Bannerette Corhé launched the ambush upon Horka the Undying and his company of Bellringer Knights sending waves of plumbata into the air, to rain havoc in barbs and lead. For a few coins more, Ignod would be willing to point out several proven sites guaranteed to produce a handful of antiquities from the skirmish [2D6 lead-weighted dart heads].
The paying customers interested in something more exclusive, receive an invitation to his camp where he and his crew, have a few pieces of interest [d6+3 Ignod's Curios...] that he'd be willing to part with for the right price.
The camp is typical of ork construction, two thresholds, one of wood, the other of stone, clear a portal through the thorn and bramble hedge wall surrounding the camp. Inner earthworks and palisades separate the common areas from the living quarters of the camp which could easily accommodate four families within. Ignod heads to a pile of bundles under a staked oilskin tent, just a ways off the main thoroughfare.
Ignod's Curios and Relics for Sale

1. Lead-Weighted Dart Heads: Ancient plumbata dart heads from the skirmish site, ideal for collectors of historical weaponry.
2. Ornate Helmet: A bronze helmet with intricate carvings, believed to have belonged to a Bellringer Knight. The helmet offers both protection and a piece of history.
3. Bellringer Knight’s Crest: A metal crest that adorned the armor of a Bellringer Knight. It is a symbol of valor and can be a prized possession for any collector.
4. Engraved Plumbata Case: A wooden case used to carry plumbata darts, engraved with the crest of Bannerette Corhé. The case includes compartments for the darts and offers a glimpse into the past.
5. Ancient Ork Amulet: A rugged amulet made from bone and iron, inscribed with ork runes. It is believed to bring protection and strength to its wearer.
6. Fragment of a Battle Standard: A tattered piece of fabric from Bannerette Corhé’s battle standard, stained with the marks of combat. It holds significant historical value.
7. Horka’s War Horn: A horn used by Horka the Undying to rally his troops. The horn is made from a large beast's horn and is intricately decorated.
8. Bellringer Knight’s Gauntlet: A heavy, metal gauntlet from a Bellringer Knight’s armor, showcasing the craftsmanship and design of the era.
9. Bannerette Corhé’s Map:A worn map detailing the battle strategies and locations of Bannerette Corhé. The map provides insight into the tactics used during the ambush.

Note - All of the items, save the dart heads are rather good forgeries and replications of what most think of when they recall stories from the maesters and bards about the battle. In truth, the orks there are quite skillful crafts folk, just found it lucrative to peddle these curios and trinkets to the Plathian bumpkins that wander down from the mountains to view the ancient site.