Living elven blade - "Emboweler" is looking for a new home

[nichelas]

Purchased this a couple months ago and am giving up on the idea of actually putting it to use. Don't want to give up my TWC short-swords... so its back up for sale.

Here's the details:

a jasper-pommeled eahnor falchion with a braided faenor basket hilt

+23, weighs 4, acid flares.

Looking for 8m.

As you touch your falchion, it whispers softly: "My Maker named me Emboweler. Let me serve you as such, Master! My edge is keen and eager..."

[Drakefang]

Any other scripts at all?

[nichelas]

Really haven't done much with it- I'll check tonight if I remember.

[Ardwen]

shouldnt the name be Disemboweler? I sort of doubt it adds to the victims bowels....

[Gizmo]

No, cause embowel doesn't mean adding to the bowels?

Embowel means just that, to disembowel.

[Androidpk]

Embowel does not mean disembowel.

[Gizmo]

Embowel does not mean disembowel.

Herp derp

[Zaigh]

According to Meriam-Webster it does mean disembowel.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/embowel

[Back]

You can embowel something that already has one. You’re just ripping it a new one.

[Archigeek]

Huh. Learn something knew every day. I was of the same thinking as Ardwen. I still think Disemboweler would have been a better name, simply because people wouldn't be constantly asking you, "shouldn't it be "disemboweler"?

[nichelas]

Resolved. No other zests or actions noted and response from GS staff was that it isn't meant to have any other real abilities beside the whisper.

That being said - if you are interested, I am open to offers.

[HermieTheDentist]

Just want to say... This is a cool blade. That is all.

Grace and Peace,
Matt

[LordBacl]

Embowel does not mean disembowel.


According to Meriam-Webster it does mean disembowel.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/embowel

As the great Dr. Nick once said, "Inflammable means flammable? What a country!"