Gah's Birth Blanket

A blanket means that you have a family who cares about you. I know I am not them and this is not the blanket you were born with. But I want you to accept it. I care for you.

— Kushk Sashala

During the Massacre of the Setting Sun almost all items belonging to the tribe of Oku Ganuh were lost and went to either be burned or filled the treasure chambers of Toiag Bloodcleaver.
Among these were the Birth Blankets of the whole tribe, including those of the five survivors.

It's not known if they ended in the pire of the village remains or if they've been saved to be used as bedding for the orcs or their animals.
What's known is that their absence have been the symbol of the loss for all three children and their guardians.
Gah's original blanket was red, with a blue and yellow pattern of deer tracks and flowers. As was tradition, it was weaved by the women of his family during his mother's pregnancy.
A few years after he moved in the camp of XXX, his friend Kushk gifted him of a new one, weaved by himself with the help of his mother and sister. This new blanket was blue with four white feathers in the corners and a red deer head in the centre.
Upon gifting the new blanket, Kushk promised his friend to recover the old blanket and the other reliques of his tribe, if he ever got a chance. This was one of the main reasons why Kushk volunteered to join the detachement that was heading to siege Unazan Gazaar at the end of the Orc's War.
He hoped, in fact, to be able to enter the fortress and recover the precious item, but when he had the chance to enter the treasure chambers of Toiag, he found that they had already been voided of all content.

by Hans Braxmeier