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| Nix |  RE: Project BD: Legendary Weapons |
 Member Since: January 2005  RK: 2 MP: 307    | Sunday April 23, 2006 1:45 PM Well there's the the club of Herucles. I know it has a name, but I can't seem to remember it. -This message brought to you by Nix, Mercenary to the Grammar Nazi regime My gaming groups new motto: Wet the Sock! (Not as dirty as it sounds) |
| Silveran | RE: Project BD: Legendary Weapons |
    Member Since: May 2000  RK: 12 MP: 5,754   | Sunday April 23, 2006 11:24 PM As soon as I find a book I have, I will be able to give you a LOOOOOONG list of stuff...but, I have about 40 more boxes of books to go through, so don't wait for me! (We have a lot of books...when we moved back to Augusta, we weighed them on a GDOT scale for tractor-trailers....10 tons and change.)But, I did want to mention something... I can definately understand the "too many swords" thing, but mythology and history are full of them. Gotta remember the Sword (especially in Europe) was the top of the weapon food chain. The Weapon of Kings and all that mumbo-jumbo. Death before Dishonor -- Nothing before Coffee Nihil curo de ista tua stulta superstitione |
| Arcturus_Dan | RE: Project BD: Legendary Weapons |
 Member Since: October 2001 RK: 2 MP: 184 | Saturday May 6, 2006 2:24 AM The staff of Moses.And, even though I know you're sick of swords: Durandal, sword of Roland. Oh, and the Staff of Sun Wukong isn't really his. It's actually the possession of the under sea dragon king, but was stolen by Sun Wukong. "My favorite book is always the one I'm writing."-Margaret Weis |
| Damien | RE: Project BD: Legendary Weapons |
    Member Since: July 2002  RK: 16 MP: 10,249 | Saturday May 6, 2006 3:20 AM Durandal was already mentioned, Arcturus.In any event, pretty much everything I can remember off-hand has already been said. But Lancelot's sword was named Arondight - so you could add that in. I believe The Sword of Troy was also mentioned in the Aenid. American by birth. Anti-Christ by choice. "My god has a bigger dick than your god." "Tolerance is the policy of those men who no longer believe in anything." |
| Novaximus | RE: Project BD: Legendary Weapons |
  Member Since: June 2001  RK: 13 MP: 6,586 | Saturday May 6, 2006 2:09 PM Didn't Alexander the Great have a sword said to be unbreakable so long as his will was pure? ± Sometimes to become great one must become small ± |
| Uziel | RE: Project BD: Legendary Weapons |
 Member Since: April 2006 RK: 2 MP: 114 | Saturday May 13, 2006 8:04 AM Here's a couple more items from Greek mythology that I can think of.Hermes winged sandals The Thyrsus (Sceptre of Dionysus) The Ancile (Shield of Ares) Aphrodite's Magic Girdle |
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