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| Icon | Title | Details | Screenshots | Attack | Stagger | Rarity |
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Bastard Sword |
The bastard sword is a popular choice amongst mercenary alliances because its size—not too long, yet not too short, not too light, yet not too heavy—accommodates a variety of fighting styles, both one- and two-handed. |
110 |
110 |
Common |
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Broadsword |
Even in the hands of an untrained soldier, the broadsword can prove a deadly weapon, which is why it remains a popular choice for armies across the Twins. It also doesn’t hurt that the pig iron blades are extremely simple and inexpensive to forge.
Detailed Location
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80 |
80 |
Common |
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Enhancer |
Though a savvy merchant would have you believe that through arcane magicks imbued into the sword (at high cost to the supplier), its wielder will experience enhanced strength and dexterity, in truth, it is the reduced weight and increased hardness afforded by the weapon’s narrow blade of folded steel that ultimately provides the illusion of these enhancements. |
230 |
215 |
Common |
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Gaia Blade |
While common on the southern continent, worship of the land itself as a deity is almost unheard of in
Detailed Location
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140 |
140 |
Common |
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Longsword |
If you can swear you have seen this blade somewhere before, it is probably because you have. |
95 |
95 |
Common |
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Platinum Sword |
Platinum makes for a poor blade, being too soft to withstand rigorous use in battle and too expensive for the common soldier to afford. It does, however, allow for ornate designs on crossguard, hilt, and pommel, where the rare metal is most often employed. |
200 |
200 |
Common |
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Defender |
Throughout history, many prominent battle strategists have declared that the best offense is a good defense. So with a name like “ |
320 |
320 |
Common |
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Diamond Sword |
A cursory inspection of this hefty broadsword will reveal diamonds on neither its hilt nor its blade. So why, then, the use of the precious gemstone in its name? The answer lies in its blade, into which the dust of Fallen ruins has been hammered during its forging, rendering it nigh unbreakable—much like a diamond. |
245 |
245 |
Common |
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Rune Blade |
Long before the Valisthean alphabet became commonplace, early tribes across the Twins used a form of lettering now known collectively as “runes.” While most scholars agree that these runes were merely a crude representation of sophisticated pre-Fall writing, some religious sects believe that the symbols hold power that is unlockable only when used in a specific order—much like those inscribed on the blade of this sword.
Detailed Location
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275 |
275 |
Common |