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Stong |
Super Strong |
Oddball |
Oddball 2 |
Swords |
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Anduril |
Ringil |
Gurthang |
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Narsil reforged. |
Sword of Fingolfin. Used to wound Morgoth. |
This could be the Darksword artifact. |
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Bonus to attack and movement speed. |
Anti magic field. Vampiric. |
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Axe |
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Dramborleg |
(Dwarven Axe) |
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Description |
Axe of Tuor. |
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Does crush and slashing damage. |
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Knives |
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Narthanc |
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Dagger of the taxidermist |
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A fiery dagger finely balanced for deadly throws. |
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Monsters slain by this weapon will always leave behind a corpse. |
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Fire brand |
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Monster always leaves corpse |
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Hafted |
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Grond |
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Called the hammer of the underworld and wielded by Morgoth. |
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Polearm |
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Aeglos |
(Rohan Lance) |
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Spear wielded by Gil-galad during the last alliance against Sauron. The name means “Snow Point.” |
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Ice brand. |
Large bonus if wielded while riding. |
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Bow |
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Longbow of Bard |
Belthronding. |
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Bow used by Bard to slay Smaug. |
Bow used by Beleg the archer. |
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Mage staff |
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Magestaff of absorption |
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Steals spell levels to beef up owners spells |
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Demon Whip |
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Chatter
KhymChanur: Is Narthanc no longer a sentient weapon?
NeilStevens: Probably not.
Atarlost: Is there any reason to keep it around then? It's not actually from canon and there are canonical knives to use instead. I'd be inclined to go with Angrist and Sting assuming you want both the strong and super slots filled.
NeilStevens: Sounds good to me.
DarkGod: Same here
ShrikeDeCil It might be worthwhile to have an entry 'Canonical' for each item. So whenever a dispute over exact properties, or 'artifactness' of an item pops up, there's (right in the table/item comments) a reference to the origin. Something short like H:225 for page 225 of the Hobbit.