Adamant Wicked Falchion
This wicked blade is adamant that its wielder's enemies will regret their choices.
- Listed max damage
- 54
- Weight
- 1.1
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This wicked blade is adamant that its wielder's enemies will regret their choices.
This weapon remembers times when the world was much different.
A blade a knyaz would proudly display on his belt. Excellent craftsmanship, top quality steel, pure style.
A large sword of good quality, with some added flair.
Someone has improved this blade a few times over. It shows.
This blade was not designed with finesse in mind – and that's fine.
Nothing to look at here. Take it and make it do what it was made to do.
This falchion looks ready to crumble on the next strike. It probably won't. Probably.
A blade of excellent quality. This falchion's black sheath brings to mind an executioner's cowl.
A falchion like any other. A common choice amongst outlaws.
A blade that has survived many battles and will likely survive many more.
Its best years may be behind it, but it's still reliable.
Both the weapon and its colour are out of the ordinary – but that can, and will, work to your advantage.
As much effort and attention was put into shaping the steel, as went into designing the beautiful sheath.
A nice, sturdy board. Don't you just want to take it and give someone a good whacking?
Not as magnificent as it once was, but still deadly.
This blade will have no mercy on your enemies. And neither should you.
Not the most splendid of swords, but it rips out guts with ease.
This would be better served hanging over a fireplace than in combat, but what can you do?
In a contest between this hammer and a nail, don't make any bets.
It's a little scary how such a pathetic weapon can be so gnarly, isn't it?
The head of this pickaxe had been nailed back on a good few times already.
There is no doubt that whoever forged this blade knew it would not just be a belt ornament – but a tool of death.
A pure example of minimalistic craft that's meant to function well and not waste anyone's time.
A well-crafted blade from solid steel and a beautifully dyed handle – it must've once cost a small fortune.
If one thing in life is certain, it's the deadly power of this blade.
Don't let the whimsical colouring of the handle deceive you – this blade is as deadly as they come.
Named after the legendary Roland's sword... or is it the real thing?
The sheath of this sword was dyed green. It will still spill red.
Though this weapon is simple, it's of exquisite quality. Perhaps, it was once gifted to a young man at arms.
The sheer quality of the materials used piques attention – not a single visible nick on the steel, nor a scrape on the sheath.
The blade sheaths almost soundlessly – its sharp edge keeps every secret.
You won't see the blood flowing down the handle wrapped in scarlet leather.
An impressive blade, brazenly stolen by bandits.
It shall fell the largest of beasts and the most fearsome of warriors.
The moment you take a hold of this blade, you know you're dealing with something quite special.
The maker of this blade has every reason to be proud.
You could cut off three heads with it in one fell swoop.
Gentle gilding on the handle makes this sword look almost noble.
An impressive weapon, delivering punishment to those who deserve it.
Excellent craftsmanship. Sharp edge. Elegant sheath. No notes.
A good quality falchion with years left to serve. The green handle and sheath look offensively pleasant.
Though the design of this falchion is largely minimalistic, its craftsmanship is of the highest order.
This falchion has been polished and tempered by someone who wanted to carry a truly enviable blade.
With this weapon in your hands, victory comes easily.
A different kind of blade, but with a thought behind it. A nasty surprise awaits he who gets close to its tip.
The chances of this blade breaking mid-fight are low – the steel's been tempered and the build is solid.
Sheathed in a beautiful deep blue sheath, this blade brings thoughts of simpler times.
Don't let the pleasant sheath and handle deceive you – this blade is wicked.
It was mighty before, but now – it's unstoppable.
A blade that will turn its wielder into a living legend.
An axe-like weapon cobbled together by someone with no access to... anything, really.
Calling this a mace is generous – but however you describe it, it can still crack a skull.
The colour of the sheath and the handle of this blade is pleasant but highly unusual.
A sharpened blade that's both brutal and offers a modicum of finesse.
This isn't just a weapon, but also a status symbol – the gilded sheath and handle send a clear message.
A classic blade with no bells nor whistles. It's not meant to catch attention – it's meant to do its job.
A classic, solid sword. There are no visible faults in its craftsmanship.
A well-crafted sword. It won't catch anyone's eye, but may poke one out.
A wickedly shaped long blade ready to cause pain on the battlefield.
Compared to many others, this sword is a bit lighter and easier to maneouver.
Nothing will make you feel more secure than having this behemoth within your reach.
This ‘axe’ has never seen a smithy in its life. And it might not live long enough to fix that.
Judging by the love that was put into crafting this sword, it might've once been the pride and joy of a master craftsman.
A beautiful rarity – a master craftsman's sword further improved by a dedicated smith.
This blade was made by an experienced smith who clearly took pride in their craft.
In a skilled swordsman's hands, this weapon is an unstoppable force of nature.
Every part is meticulously crafted – from the bottom of the hilt to the tip of the blade and the ornate sheath.
A versatile farming tool - can be used both for digging in soil, as well as bashing people over their heads.
Needs just a bit more work and it will be back at its finest.
Lighter than the common cleaver, this blade is easier to manoeuvre.
The blade seems almost dreamy with its lovely, deep blue sheath and handle – yet it's anything but.
An exemplary fencing sword. Perfectly weighted, it basically fights on its own.
This unassuming blade has been masterfully weighted – it almost strikes on its own.
This sword is not only gorgeous, but wickedly sharp, well-weighted, and strong.
Requires some further work and it will be back at its finest.
This weapon shall shed blood relentlessly for the glory of its owner.
A rather unwieldy blade, but it's been well taken care of.
Though unassuming, this blade's edge is sharp, and it's been expertly weighed.
This falchion's blade had been freshly sharpened. It will cut through the toughest hide with ease.
As big as a tree trunk, but in the right hands it may pierce right through the heart with an extraordinary precision.
It seems a minor detail, but the sword handle's material makes it difficult to put away.
These swords are commonly found, but boast solid craftsmanship, and are likely produced by a local blacksmith.
A well-sharpened blade can be the difference between leaving the battlefield and staying there forever.
A nice and sharp falchion in a classy red sheath.
Whoever owned this blade before made sure to keep it in good condition.
This blade is made to serve and to last – the steel's been hardened, and the sheath is from well-primed leather.
It will serve its owner well – and his heirs, too.
A battle companion every warrior shall be glad to have.
A legendary weapon made for great deeds. Once broken, now as good as new.
No compromises were involved in the crafting of this blade. A master smith gave it their all.
The rust covering this falchion makes it seem even gnarlier than it already is.
The rugged edges of this falchion's blade speak of its past use, but it still has a bunch more good years in it.
An unwieldy but sharp blade that will do the gutting when needed.
This blade is freshly sharpened. It will not let you down.
A baselard in a beautiful blue sheath. Simple but elegant.
This sword looks as basic as a sword can look – and it does its job predictably well.
It cuts off heads and limbs like a scythe cuts blades of grass.
Requires strength, but it will break through all defences.
As appealing as a bonfire's glow, but as deadly as a wildfire.
A blade that's been shown the attention and care of a fine blacksmith.
Whoever owned this blade before took excellent care of it.
Years ago, Vale Sangora's swordsmiths held a contest for the finest weapon. Laslea's swordmaker gave it a try with this blade.
Years ago, Vale Sangora's swordsmiths held a contest for the finest weapon. This is what the Tantari swordmaker created.
Years ago, Vale Sangora's swordsmiths held a contest for the finest weapon. This is the blade that won, made by the blacksmith from Parlita.
Years ago, Vale Sangora's swordsmiths held a contest for the finest weapon. This was Svartrau's blacksmith's masterpiece.
It cuts through flesh like butter and crushes bones like a vice.
This blade has clearly seen many battles, yet it's still in pristine condition.
An uriashi elder's weapon, handed down from mother to daughter.
There's neither anything exceptional about this blade, nor are there any noticeable flaws.
Both the blade and its sheath have been kept in impeccable condition. This sword was once cherished.
A solid if somewhat unassuming blade. Fit for a warrior who prizes reliability over flair.
The red handle and sheath make this otherwise simple sword look a little fancy.
An old, weathered blade that has already served its purpose.
The blue handle and sheath might make this blade seem less vicious than it actually is.
A simple longsword, but exquisitely well-weighted.
The shape of this blade may facilitate some less savoury results for the opponent.
Perhaps it could make you harder to spot lurking in the forest? Or perphaps not.
There is nothing special about this blade, but it will do its job.
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