Durendal

A sword said to cleave through any material known to dwarven kind, Durendal has a storied history starting with a hero from another world named Charlemagne. Made originally by either the legendary smithy, Wayland the Smith, or a gift directly from a monotheistic deity. A longsword less forged and more carved from granophyre creates a sword with a lustre and air of beauty and grace. With the addition of a pommel and hilt forged from obsidian and inlaid gold, Durendal strikes a formidable silhouette and leaves an even bigger trail through history.

Significance

Cultural and Archaeological

Rarity

Unique

Weight

1.1 kg

Dimensions

1m