'OUTCRY OF STEEL' (1396)

The tireless struggle of the most dutiful warriors has led many to seek
conditioning above and beyond what their guildmasters say is sufficient.
The plains-runners of the northern barbarian tribes were masters of this
long before Udgaard Loke's armies pushed them from their homes, and were
said to be able to give chase even to the gazelle.  The strength in their
legs was useful in battle as well, whether in escaping, grasping a thin
opportunity to retreat, or dashing into battle with their characteristic
clanging of swords.  Since that day, the few who preserve their lessons
have called the fruits of their labor the Outcry of Steel.

(Note: Warriors with this legacy may, among other benefits, "nest" dashes
together to form one longer dash, i.e. 'dash e dash e bash kobold'.  This
is tiring, however.)