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Old 1st April 2006, 09:04 AM   #22
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Well....

....after handling this particular sword all I can say is that whoever forged this weapon, knew what he was doing and knew what he was making. It moves like a murderous beast....and that's a good thing

There's no need to classify this one....it speaks for itself.
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