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| rdfs:comment | - The Helm of Darkness was created after the Cyclops were freed during the Titanomachy. They were so grateful for being set free, they created weapons to aid the gods in the war. For Hades, they created the Helm of Darkness. He used it in this war, and kept it afterwards.
- The Helm of Darkness is one of Hades' symbols of power. According to Grover Underwood, the Helm allows Hades to melt into shadows and pass through walls. While wearing it he cannot be touched, seen, or heard, and he can radiate fear so intense that it can easily drive a person insane or stop their heart. Grover also says that this is why almost all creatures fear the dark.
- Hades' Helm of Darkness, also called the Cap of Invisibility was an object fashioned by the Cyclopes to aid the Olympians in the Titanomachy. It bestows invisibility upon the user. It was borrowed briefly by Perseus in order to escape Stheno and Euryale, Medusa's two immortal Gorgon sisters. It was also used by Athena to intervene on behalf of Diomedes in the Trojan War.
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| Icon Image | - Helm of Darkness Icon.png
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| Examine | - A helm that displays your dominance over dark beasts. Requires Defence .
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| destroy | - Are you sure you wish to destroy this item? Members can reclaim it from Diango in Draynor for a return fee of 50,000 coins. No progress will be lost!
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| Live Image | - Helm of Darkness Live.jpg
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| Name | - Hades' Helm
- Helm of Darkness
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| Update | - Treasure Hunter – Slayer Masks 3
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| Description | - A piece of the Hearty Set.
- This piece of armor once belonged to the unknown warrior. Touching this armor fills your head with chaotic thoughts.
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| abstract | - The Helm of Darkness was created after the Cyclops were freed during the Titanomachy. They were so grateful for being set free, they created weapons to aid the gods in the war. For Hades, they created the Helm of Darkness. He used it in this war, and kept it afterwards.
- The Helm of Darkness is one of Hades' symbols of power. According to Grover Underwood, the Helm allows Hades to melt into shadows and pass through walls. While wearing it he cannot be touched, seen, or heard, and he can radiate fear so intense that it can easily drive a person insane or stop their heart. Grover also says that this is why almost all creatures fear the dark.
- Hades' Helm of Darkness, also called the Cap of Invisibility was an object fashioned by the Cyclopes to aid the Olympians in the Titanomachy. It bestows invisibility upon the user. It was borrowed briefly by Perseus in order to escape Stheno and Euryale, Medusa's two immortal Gorgon sisters. It was also used by Athena to intervene on behalf of Diomedes in the Trojan War.
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