But it's definitely nice to see a sword with a name that does the weapon justice without being pretentious.
Of course, all the great blades of history/mythology (the more I study the two the more convinced I grow that they're hardly separate) have names that are either utterly incomprehensible or wonderful words.
Excalibur from "Caledfwlch?" Durendal? Tizón? Nice names.
Of course, all the great blades of history/mythology (the more I study the two the more convinced I grow that they're hardly separate) have names that are either utterly incomprehensible or wonderful words.
Excalibur from "Caledfwlch?" Durendal? Tizón? Nice names.
True dat.
Illusions fall like the husk of a fruit, one after another, and the fruit is experience. - Narrator, Sylvie
Je suis méchant.
Je suis méchant.
Best sword name ever!
- 19/05/2010 06:30:50 PM
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- 19/05/2010 06:30:50 PM
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Re: Best sword name ever!
- 19/05/2010 08:12:49 PM
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- 19/05/2010 08:12:49 PM
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In part
- 19/05/2010 08:30:07 PM
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I think I'll stick with Terminus Est. 
- 21/05/2010 10:31:01 AM
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- 21/05/2010 10:31:01 AM
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Yes, that one is very cool as well
- 21/05/2010 04:52:40 PM
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I love Wolfe's odd translations (and outright mistranslations).
- 22/05/2010 03:27:43 AM
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I think some of that was intentional, knowing him
- 22/05/2010 03:29:22 AM
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Oh, yes. His incorrect translations are done on purpose (in Latro, at least).
- 22/05/2010 10:08:18 PM
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