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Blades501.Pdf Version 5.01 (1998) Editor: Christopher A. Brooks [email protected] Assistant Editor: Gary M. McDermott [email protected] Original Editor: Gian Luca Sacco [email protected] Prologue Version 5. Finally. After two years in the making, the Gallery of Magically Blades resurfaces to the ‘net with a brand new version. It’s been a long two years, and I’m proud to sayt he Gallery of Magical Blades has a new Assistant Editor, Gary McDermott ([email protected]) who has been absolutly instrumental in getting this version done. While lots has kept me busy, and away from the Gallery, perhaps the biggest event (or, at least, the biggest event any role player reading this might care to know about), would be the creation of the NetRPG website (http://www.netrpg.com). New blades for version 5 are denoted by a star (P) before their names in the table of contents and their listings. Also included at the end of the book are tables for randomly creating sword descriptions, including a complete gem generator based on the 1st-Edition AD&D rules. The only changes that we have made to any of the blades submitted are for correction of spelling, punctuation, grammar, format, and for clarification of game statistics and rules. Please read this prologue in its entirety before continuing as it contains information that is not only useful, but that we deem vital. Copyright and Distribution All of the magical weapons within this document are deemed to be copyrighted by the respective authors. These blades may be used only for personal use (ie: within your role-playing group), and you may freely distribute copies of their work only in it's entirety, as long as no fee is charged (unless the fee is for other materials, such as; diskettes, CD's, paper, ink, connect times, etc., and that this fee does not exceed a reasonable amount). The author's name/e-mail address should be given below the title of the magical weapon, if it is known. This file may be also distributed, but must be done so in it's entirety, and may not be uploaded to resources such as MPGN Network's ADND directory (ftp.mpgn.com) that contain restrictions on future uploads. You may not claim these weapons as having been created by yourself. I would request that you simply inform me before mass distribution (such as posting to a web site, or burning onto a CD). My e-mail address is [email protected]. Last on the lists of copyright details is that this document has been searched for weapons that may have been published under other commercial volumes (such as TSR Inc.'s Dungeon Master Guide). If we have missed in removing these weapons will you please tell me so that they can be removed in future editions of this document. The following is a list of words which are registered trademarks of TSR Inc., or other companies not associate with the Gallery; AD&D, Advanced D&D, Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, Adventure Vision, Al-Qadim, Battlesystem, D&D, Dark Sun, DM, Dragon, Dragon Strike, Dragonlance, Dungeon Master, Dungeon, Dungeons & Dragons, Endless Quest, Forgotten Realms, Greyhawk, Monstrous Compendium, Polyhedron, Ravenloft, RPGA, Spelljammer, TSR, TSR Hobbies, World of Greyhawk They are used in this work without permission, but this should not be regarded as an attempt to challenge their rights. We would appreciate it if someone could e-mail us a note informing us of any other trademark violations in this book (if there are any). Contributors Lots of people have helped to make this edition of the Gallery of Magical Blades better than the earlier ones. Specifically I would like to thank Gary McDermott for his mounds of help – Gary you have truly been invaluable. The Gallery Of Magical Blades - Page 2 Without Gary’s help this edition of the Gallery would still be sitting unfinished. We would also like to thank the following people (listed alphabetically by name, or e-mail address if the name is unknown) for their contributions to both this, and previous version of the Gallery: Aaron Miaullis Aaron Sher Adam Darlow [email protected] Albert W. Gill [email protected] Andrew Rochester [email protected] Andy Richards [email protected] Andy Richards [email protected] Angelo F. Benedetto [email protected] Arthur Giannakis [email protected] Barbara Haddad [email protected] Benjamin E. Sones (The Bard) [email protected] Berg Oswell [email protected] Bernard Wook Lee [email protected] Big Daddy Bill Schwartz (Urklore the Iron - Leader of Anime Adventurers) [email protected] Bob Gibson [email protected] Brian A. Rollins [email protected] Brian Rowe [email protected] Brother Tyrus [email protected] Bryan L. Scovill [email protected] Caryl Takvorian [email protected] Cassius Di Cianni [email protected] Chris Norwood [email protected] Chris Schirlinger [email protected] Cody Kosinski [email protected] Christopher A. Brooks (Lord Phantos - Editor) [email protected] Cristopher Esko [email protected] Curtis Baum [email protected] Dalamar the Dark [email protected] Dan Moore [email protected] Daniel Vitti (Tyverian Starstone) [email protected] Dave Garnett [email protected] Dave Mikita [email protected] David J. Sandell [email protected] David Lok [email protected] Del Wright [email protected] Dennis F. Maher [email protected] Derek Owen [email protected] Donald F. Zbikowski [email protected] Donald S. Miller [email protected] Excalibur [email protected] Fizban the Fabulous [email protected] Flame Stryke [email protected] Frank Giles Frank Maximus [email protected] Gary Alleman gary%[email protected] Gary McDermott (Asst. 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