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Here is the long-sword : CALADBOLG from the masterworks ’ of Arioch. Trigger Words drawc rehoc c1 c2 c3 c4 :CALADBOLG: It is perfectly balanced, and its edge seems to glitter hungrily when it is wielded. Runic glyphs decorate the blade. Nonlegacy Game Statistics: +1 short sword; Cost 2,310 gp. Omen: The runes on the blade of this legacy item shift and change subtly each time a new creature acquires the weapon, telling of the new wielder's exploits. The markings are actually an ancient chaos language, and they have now shifted to tell of your heritage and deeds. HISTORY CALADBOLG ("hard lightning") is a legendary sword of heroes among the barbarian tribes of the western forests. According to their tales, it can be found only when a great hero has need of it, and when it is drawn in battle, no one can stand against it. Stories featuring the sword often credit it with cutting through armor, millstones, and even a mountain in one notable case. Although many of these stories are certainly mere legends, CALADBOLG does have many amazing powers. CALADBOLG's most recent owner was the deposed king of the western tribes, Fergus. Fergus was a warrior-poet, famous for his legendary virility as well as his power in battle. As part of a ploy to woo a woman named Neasa, Fergus gave his throne to Neasa's son for one year. When Fergus tried to reclaim his rightful title, the temporary king and Fergus's tribe alike refused to accept the ruler back. Outraged at this treachery, Fergus joined forces with the queen of a rival tribe and went to war against his former kingdom. The warrior Nuada was said to be the son of a god, and he owned CALADBOLG before Fergus. With the aid of the sword, Nuada became a great leader of his people and ruled them wisely for many years. He was finally slain in battle by Baloch, a half-fiend fire giant chieftain. CALADBOLG was buried with Nuada. Tales say the gods reclaimed it, hiding the blade until a hero again has need of its power. Nuada was indeed the half-mortal child of a god, Lir. A sea deity worshiped by the western barbarians, Lir is a mysterious entity who claims to be the oldest of his pantheon. He is portrayed not only as a keeper of many secrets and mysteries, but also as a benevolent protector and guardian of the Blessed Isles where the spirits of the dead dwell. Many of the greatest heroes of the western tribes' legends are said to be the foster children of Lir.

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