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Spells for enhancing weapons have long been known to those who practice in the arcane aspects of the [[Al'Noth]], however it is more often than not the weapon of another that becomes enhanced. This is not a universal truth, of course, as those who have such interests and are physically capable have combined martial prowess with arcane ability on the field of battle. Among such individuals, a relative few have sought to truly meld both sets of [[abilities]], taking the benefits of both without having to sacrifice for either. Such individuals have become known collectively as Spellswords.<br /> | |||
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The exact origin of the Spellsword has been lost to history. For those who have sought the origins of such practices, there are several legends and stories that range from plausible to ridiculous, though none of them have more than the barest thread of proof. Some believe a single individual of renown began calling himself “Spellsword”, while others put stock in a forgotten and very old Lucindite sect of “knights” or a small band of mercenaries that all trained themselves in magic and swordplay. Whatever the origin of the name, it is commonly believed that the practices common to Spellswords predated each and every known legend about them.<br /> | The exact origin of the Spellsword has been lost to history. For those who have sought the origins of such practices, there are several legends and stories that range from plausible to ridiculous, though none of them have more than the barest thread of proof. Some believe a single individual of renown began calling himself “Spellsword”, while others put stock in a forgotten and very old Lucindite sect of “knights” or a small band of mercenaries that all trained themselves in magic and swordplay. Whatever the origin of the name, it is commonly believed that the practices common to Spellswords predated each and every known legend about them.<br /> | ||