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Mozenwrathe · 05-25-2006, 09:41 PM

I know I saw a book that had a lot of the legendary (European) items in it for AD&D 2nd Edition or 3rd Edition. Not certain, but I know that one exists. I don't remember if it is the Swords & Sorcery imprint or something done directly by the good people at Wizards Of The Coast.

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http://www.hallofhero.com/magic/blad...play.cfm?id=47
One person's verrsion of Excalibur, for sake of example. I am still looking for a copy of that book to show you.

And I found the name of the book - Relics & Rituals: Excalibur. It is by the Swords & Sorcery imprint (White Wolf).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Fictional_swords
A whole list of fictional swords, including quite a few I had never heard of before. I knew of the Kusanagi blade, but only because I watched a program involving the Yamato No Orochi.

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Mozenwrathe Symbol of Cyric Join Date: January 31, 2005 Location: Mississauga (Toronto), Ontario, CANADA Age: 49 Posts: 1,214	I know I saw a book that had a lot of the legendary (European) items in it for AD&D 2nd Edition or 3rd Edition. Not certain, but I know that one exists. I don't remember if it is the Swords & Sorcery imprint or something done directly by the good people at Wizards Of The Coast. =edited for Gold Teeth Warnings= http://www.hallofhero.com/magic/blad...play.cfm?id=47 One person's verrsion of Excalibur, for sake of example. I am still looking for a copy of that book to show you. And I found the name of the book - Relics & Rituals: Excalibur. It is by the Swords & Sorcery imprint (White Wolf). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Fictional_swords A whole list of fictional swords, including quite a few I had never heard of before. I knew of the Kusanagi blade, but only because I watched a program involving the Yamato No Orochi. [ 05-26-2006, 09:30 AM: Message edited by: Mozenwrathe ] __________________ There are no paths to power which are not fraught with confrontation. No matter the battle, a lesson must be won. In the end, the path shall fade into nothingness for the one walking it, but may go on for eternity for those whom choose to follow. One must know their own footsteps before taking that first step, or instead of choosing your battles, your battles will choose you.