As the Swords themselves were crafted by no mere mortal, so it seems that no web page created by mortal hands should be grand enough to cover them. Indeed, this page is likely doomed to fail -- but only, I hope, in the task of conveying the true grandeur of such magnificent Blades, and the scale of the Folly of the gods in starting the Game with its Twelve Magical Pieces. It is my hope that it suffices as a worthy introduction and a fitting tribute to the Twelve Swords, and the glorious and devious aspects of the magic therein.
- J. Marquis
A look at the world and the Weapons featured in the Books of Swords --
for those unfamiliar with this set of works; nothing new
to avid readers. Reviews the setting, the sorts of magic
employed, and gives a brief look at each of the Twelve Swords.
No secrets revealed here... merely a taste to, potentially, get you
interested.
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A closer look at each Sword, including analysis of their powers and drawbacks, possible inconsistencies in their use, and verses from the Song of Swords. Explores the complex interplay of magical powers involved when Swords interact with one another. Includes wild speculation on combinations never witnessed, and alternatives to dissatisfying past encounters. Learn to recognize a true Sword. Hints for guessing which Sword another person might be holding. How to disguise a godly Blade. |
Reviews of the Swords books. Critiques, ratings, etc. Contributions are definitely welcome -- this section is currently empty! Stories involving the Swords, as penned by readers -- not by the Master himself. Some would call this fanfic. Again, contributions are encouraged. Great Sword-using party gags. Sword etiquette. Dragon-scale fashion patterns. How to cope with the loss of a Sword. Suggestions for using those bits and remnants Shieldbreaker leaves behind. |