The blade itself is about 34” long. It’s made from living stone. A heavy stone, white as snow,which comes straight from the heart of the earth. To form the stone into a blade takes enormous amounts of elemental magic which few posses.
WindSong has had to train hard to be strong enough to lift it in her human like form, but in her Were form, (8’ tall and heavily musceled)she can lift it easily. The hilt is carved from dragon bone and on the blade, near the base of the hilt, is the black figure of a dragon about to take flight, a symble of the royal family from which it was given.
Magical Properties:
It is magical because it’s made from living stone. Living stone is from the heart of the earth. It is “pure” earth untainted by anything of a dark nature, so it holds the elemental power of pure earth, because that’s what it is. The living stone has a spirit of it’s own, which gives it a power all its own.
It is a blooding blade. Soon after its creation it is bathed in the blood of the one to be its owner. This bonds owner to sword. The blood is what unleashes the blades power. The sword’s spirit reads the wielder’s heart and what thier will for the use of the blade is. The blade’s spirit will bring out hidden strengths and abilities of the wielder and enhance them with its own power.
The use of the blade can be used for good or evil. Depending on if the wielders heart is pure or dark will decide if the blade’s power to be good or evil as it helps to do the wielder’s will. Living stone is pure, but a dark heart will taint it, warping the blade’s original elemental power.
Dragon's Blade
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This weapon was given to WindSong by a Draconian prince as a gift for her loyalty to him and his children and her bravery in battle. The prince called it the Dragon’s Blade, hoping WindSong would be the blade for his people.
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March 30, 2004, 17:06
You've been too vague about the sword's abilities. How does it draw on the user's hidden strengths or abilities? I also don't understand the whole "heart-reading" thing. A sword is a sword. You use it for good, or you use it for evil, and neither requires a reading of the heart. Or have I missed something?
2/5.
March 30, 2004, 17:25
Good luck for future posts, however, by looks of this item, you have the ability to create some interesting posts, you just need to think over them a bit. {Something which I rarely do :-( }
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April 3, 2004, 16:52
Allrighty.
April 3, 2004, 19:47
You don't "so completely suck" at writing. We just need a little more to understand what you're trying to get across.
Although breaking your post into a couple of paragraphs would help.
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April 4, 2004, 13:23