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| − | ''The | + | [[File:Sword_of_Madness.jpg|340px|thumb|right|<div class="center" style="width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;">[[Kaiseress Anandja I]], wielding the Sword of Madness, which is one of the [[Great Swords of Shireroth]], to put down a rebellion.</div> ]] |
| − | Sword of Madness:'' Forged either by or for the God [[Loki]]; the sword | + | ''The Sword of Madness:'' Forged either by or for the God [[Loki]]; the sword |
has the ability to drive its wielder to the edge of insanity, yet never | has the ability to drive its wielder to the edge of insanity, yet never | ||
fully drive them mad. It is said that some of the greatest prophets, | fully drive them mad. It is said that some of the greatest prophets, | ||
oracles and men of wisdom throughout history have possessed this Sword. | oracles and men of wisdom throughout history have possessed this Sword. | ||
| + | [[Jacobus]] Loki claims to the current bearer of the Sword, gifted to him by the god he is named for, but then he ''claims'' a lot of things. | ||
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''See also:'' [[Loki]], [[Religion]], [[Brrapa Lu'Eraro]] | ''See also:'' [[Loki]], [[Religion]], [[Brrapa Lu'Eraro]] | ||
[[category:religion]] | [[category:religion]] | ||
[[category:Expand]] | [[category:Expand]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:55, 12 November 2015
Kaiseress Anandja I, wielding the Sword of Madness, which is one of the Great Swords of Shireroth, to put down a rebellion.
The Sword of Madness: Forged either by or for the God Loki; the sword has the ability to drive its wielder to the edge of insanity, yet never fully drive them mad. It is said that some of the greatest prophets, oracles and men of wisdom throughout history have possessed this Sword. Jacobus Loki claims to the current bearer of the Sword, gifted to him by the god he is named for, but then he claims a lot of things.
See also: Loki, Religion, Brrapa Lu'Eraro
