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|colspan=2 align=center|''Seemingly made from ice, this sword first appeared in a conflict between Milantos and Souia-Vey. It is said that long ago, the Milantan sorcerer-king Karuz had come to the conclusion that the secret of eternal life lay in the blood of the hardy steepe warriors of Souia-Vey. The Milantans beganto kidnap villagers from the neighboring land so that tests could be performed. The Souia-Vey were largely helpless against the depredations of the sorcerer's minions, until the hero Brador appeared. Armed with a sword that seemed to fend of sorcery, he alone was able to repel the Milantan incursions. Frustrated by Brador's defense of the Souia-Vey, Karuz himself appeared to challenge Brador. Some say the battle lasted for days, others say only an instant. Whatever the outcome, neither Brador nor Karuz were ever seen again. | |colspan=2 align=center|''Seemingly made from ice, this sword first appeared in a conflict between Milantos and Souia-Vey. It is said that long ago, the Milantan sorcerer-king Karuz had come to the conclusion that the secret of eternal life lay in the blood of the hardy steepe warriors of Souia-Vey. The Milantans beganto kidnap villagers from the neighboring land so that tests could be performed. The Souia-Vey were largely helpless against the depredations of the sorcerer's minions, until the hero Brador appeared. Armed with a sword that seemed to fend of sorcery, he alone was able to repel the Milantan incursions. Frustrated by Brador's defense of the Souia-Vey, Karuz himself appeared to challenge Brador. Some say the battle lasted for days, others say only an instant. Whatever the outcome, neither Brador nor Karuz were ever seen again. | ||
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| Seemingly made from ice, this sword first appeared in a conflict between Milantos and Souia-Vey. It is said that long ago, the Milantan sorcerer-king Karuz had come to the conclusion that the secret of eternal life lay in the blood of the hardy steepe warriors of Souia-Vey. The Milantans beganto kidnap villagers from the neighboring land so that tests could be performed. The Souia-Vey were largely helpless against the depredations of the sorcerer's minions, until the hero Brador appeared. Armed with a sword that seemed to fend of sorcery, he alone was able to repel the Milantan incursions. Frustrated by Brador's defense of the Souia-Vey, Karuz himself appeared to challenge Brador. Some say the battle lasted for days, others say only an instant. Whatever the outcome, neither Brador nor Karuz were ever seen again. | |
| Value | 8,000p |
| Burden | 600 |
| Restrictions | ToD |
| Special Properties | Cold Rending, Dropped on Death, Biting Strike |
| Damage | 37 - 67, Cold |
| Speed | 60 |
| Bonus to Attack Skill |
+13% |
| Bonus to Melee Def |
+13% |
| Spells | Unfliching Persistance, Major Sword Aptitude, Might of the Lugian, Aura of Resistance, Icy Blessing, Infected Caress, Major Frost Ward |
| Spellcraft | ??? |
| Mana | ??? |
| Rare # | ??? |