Scroll of Great Swords

The Sword of Light, one of the Great Swords of Shireroth.

The Scroll of Great Swords is the cultural term denoting the list of the Great Swords of Shireroth.

The Blades Listed on the Scroll of Great Swords

• The Sword of Vengeance: Presently lost. A composite blade forged from two swords that claimed the privilege of being the authentic article. The first, formerly held by the Emir of Sathrati, as the direct heir of the Qaisar-e Sathrati Rashid Shahanshah Arsalani, was traded back to the Imperial Throne in return for the island of Zy-Rodun. The second was the mystical sword wielded by Kaiser Aiomide to open a portal to Balgurd and thence to Woodshire Village (which was only a marginal improvement). Attempts to bring the two together for side by side comparison and analysis has invariably ended in accusations of heresy and catastrophe. Undeterred Kaiser Aurangzeb II Steffki had the two rival blades melted down and reforged. Catastrophe ensued. Last reported to be in the hands of Tokaray al-Osman as he passed into the netherworld.;
  
• The Sword of Fire: Formerly in the possession of Lyssansa Rossheim-Maltenstein-Me'Jiliad of the Line of Raynor. Passed by foreign agents to Kizzy Drakland for the conquest of Malarboria. Surrendered to the Prince of Modan in return for safe passage out of the country;
  
• The Sword of Death: Hereditary possession of the Line of Mortis. Variously reported to have last been held by Shyriath Farstrider or else to be in the possession of the wraith of Mors Nerrolar or his descendants;
  
• The Sword of Life: Fate unknown. The sword is said to have remained in the Celestial Temple with the Goddess Viviantia (most unlikely, more probable it's located in the Temple of Mors in Shirekeep);
  
• The Sword of Light: Granted to Takano Myksos by Imperial Decree #762, which was issued by Kaiseress Kizzy, and is therefore in possession of the House of Myksos;
  
• The Sword of Madness: Possession of the Line of Grifos;
  
• The Sword of Mortis: Held by the present descendant of the Line of Mortis;
• The Sword of Chaos: Fate unknown, claimed to be in possession of the Line of Grifos;
  
• The Sword of Wisdom: Rumoured to have been owned by the Prophet Brrapa Lu'Eraro. Current owner unknown;
  
• The Meqil Jandui: A forgery interpolated onto the scroll by Hallbjörn Haraldsson. Purportedly an ancient symbol of Elwynnese monarchy, actually cast in the early 1630's. Melted down and cast into the waters of the river Elwynn in 1666.