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Silencer, on Dec 29 2008, 01:36 PM, said:
but I somehow doubt Icarium's sword would but through Vengeance, BairothDelum, or Dragnipur. Hence why they are all on the same/similar level, imo.
If you consider, however, your argument against Dragnipur - then what do we base a weapon's power on? How do we judge these things, when we don't have every example possible? Has Rake fought a T'lan Imass? Has Icarium done the same to a T'lan Imass without being in his rage? If we take things on face value, Dragnipur is a sword that people see, and go HOLYSHITWTFISTHAT.
If you consider, however, your argument against Dragnipur - then what do we base a weapon's power on? How do we judge these things, when we don't have every example possible? Has Rake fought a T'lan Imass? Has Icarium done the same to a T'lan Imass without being in his rage? If we take things on face value, Dragnipur is a sword that people see, and go HOLYSHITWTFISTHAT.
Your honour, the counsel is speculating!
But I do agree to your points in principle. I could say that the reason people are awed by Dragnipur is a) Rake is wielding it. b ) Due the gate present in it, it has some sort of area effect where some sort of pressure/smoke is felt by those around. But this is something that can be laid to rest only if they face each other. Which is something I wish would happen. But I finally got my copy TtH :GA: . And will read it throughly to further add to this arguement and also to look into this affect that Dragnipur has on inanimate objects (which you had mentioned).
This post has been edited by Nandaki: 29 December 2008 - 05:02 PM
