Sword of Ruthlessness - Revision history

Lucius Voltaic: /* Speculation */

2012-01-02T02:55:13Z

Speculation

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	When Parson throws the sword into the lava{{Erf\|1\|150}}, as the sword melts, there is what looks like a stream of energy leaving it, similar to the sparkles seen when spells are cast.		When Parson throws the sword into the lava{{Erf\|1\|150}}, as the sword melts, there is what looks like a stream of energy leaving it, similar to the sparkles seen when spells are cast.

-	It is possible that each part of the sword grants a particular aspect of the sword's three bonus types when complete: The hilt granting a Leadership bonus (the part if the sword that Parson holds, which is iconic in positions of leadership no matter the condition of the blade), the forte granting the Combat bonus (as it seems to be the dulled type of forte common in swords such as claymores, and used to increase variability and maneuverability in fighting style), and the foible granting the Ruthlessness bonus (due to being the bladed, and thus offensive part of the sword, as well as Parson's expression [[Signamancy\|changing to indicate what was likely his increased ruthlessness]]). This also ties the order in which Leadership, Combat, and Ruthlessness are always stated in the comic to the order in which he received the pieces of the sword.	+	It is possible that each part of the sword grants a particular aspect of the sword's three bonus types when complete: The hilt granting a Leadership bonus (the part if the sword that Parson holds, which is iconic in positions of leadership no matter the condition of the blade), the forte granting the Combat bonus (as it seems to be the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricasso dulled type of forte] common in swords such as claymores, and used to increase variability and maneuverability in fighting style), and the foible granting the Ruthlessness bonus (due to being the bladed, and thus offensive part of the sword, as well as Parson's expression [[Signamancy\|changing to indicate what was likely his increased ruthlessness]]). This also ties the order in which Leadership, Combat, and Ruthlessness are always stated in the comic to the order in which he received the pieces of the sword.

204.77.37.219: Undo revision 53784 by 67.192.253.140 (talk) Because derp.

2011-05-25T23:59:24Z

Undo revision 53784 by 67.192.253.140 (talk) Because derp.

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-	~~I thank you humbly for shairng your wisdom JJWY~~	+	==Proposed Canon==
		+	[[Parson]] received a sword in three consecutive [[Stupid Meal\|Stupid Meals]] starting on his third day in Gobwin Knob. He received the hilt first{{erf\|1\|077a}}, the forte (blade near the hilt) second{{erf\|1\|086}}, and the foible (blade away from the hilt) last{{erf\|1\|106}}.
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		+	The sword is described as conveying [[Leadership]], [[Combat]], and Ruthlessness.{{erf\|1\|106}}
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		+	Parson destroyed his sword by tossing it into a lake of molten lava at the conclusion of book 1.
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		+	==Speculation==
		+	It is not known how real or magical the powers of the weapon are. It certainly acts as a killing weapon{{erf\|1\|133}}, but it gives no overt signs of exceptional magical auras or ability. Parson's eyes glow red{{erf\|1\|106}} upon first receiving the completed blade, but what that actually means is left to the reader, one interpretation being that at that moment, the Ruthlessness was conveyed to him. Since Parson's leadership bonus existed before he got the sword, it is reasonable to believe that his unit leadership ability is not reliant on the sword's magic, but is possibly amplified by it.
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		+	When Parson throws the sword into the lava{{Erf\|1\|150}}, as the sword melts, there is what looks like a stream of energy leaving it, similar to the sparkles seen when spells are cast.
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		+	It is possible that each part of the sword grants a particular aspect of the sword's three bonus types when complete: The hilt granting a Leadership bonus (the part if the sword that Parson holds, which is iconic in positions of leadership no matter the condition of the blade), the forte granting the Combat bonus (as it seems to be the dulled type of forte common in swords such as claymores, and used to increase variability and maneuverability in fighting style), and the foible granting the Ruthlessness bonus (due to being the bladed, and thus offensive part of the sword, as well as Parson's expression [[Signamancy\|changing to indicate what was likely his increased ruthlessness]]). This also ties the order in which Leadership, Combat, and Ruthlessness are always stated in the comic to the order in which he received the pieces of the sword.
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		+	[[Category:Proposed Canon]]
		+	[[Category:Speculation]]
		+	[[Category:Artifacts]]
		+	[[Category:Parson Gotti]]
		+	[[Category:Magic Items]]

67.192.253.140: wfxOslFBscvPzZnUyRY

2011-05-25T23:14:35Z

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-	~~==Proposed Canon==~~	+	I thank you humbly for shairng your wisdom JJWY
-	[[Parson]] received a sword in three consecutive [[Stupid Meal\|Stupid Meals]] starting on his third day in Gobwin Knob. He received the hilt first{{erf\|1\|077a}}, the forte (blade near the hilt) second{{erf\|1\|086}}, and the foible (blade away from the hilt) last{{erf\|1\|106}}.	+
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-	~~The sword is described as conveying [[Leadership]], [[Combat]], and Ruthlessness.{{erf\|1\|106}}~~	+
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-	~~Parson destroyed his sword by tossing it into a lake of molten lava at the conclusion of book 1.~~	+
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-	~~==Speculation==~~	+
-	It is not known how real or magical the powers of the weapon are. It certainly acts as a killing weapon{{erf\|1\|133}}, but it gives no overt signs of exceptional magical auras or ability. Parson's eyes glow red{{erf\|1\|106}} upon first receiving the completed blade, but what that actually means is left to the reader, one interpretation being that at that moment, the Ruthlessness was conveyed to him. Since Parson's leadership bonus existed before he got the sword, it is reasonable to believe that his unit leadership ability is not reliant on the sword's magic, but is possibly amplified by it.	+
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-	~~When Parson throws the sword into the lava{{Erf\|1\|150}}, as the sword melts, there is what looks like a stream of energy leaving it, similar to the sparkles seen when spells are cast.~~	+
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-	It is possible that each part of the sword grants a particular aspect of the sword's three bonus types when complete: The hilt granting a Leadership bonus (the part if the sword that Parson holds, which is iconic in positions of leadership no matter the condition of the blade), the forte granting the Combat bonus (as it seems to be the dulled type of forte common in swords such as claymores, and used to increase variability and maneuverability in fighting style), and the foible granting the Ruthlessness bonus (due to being the bladed, and thus offensive part of the sword, as well as Parson's expression [[Signamancy\|changing to indicate what was likely his increased ruthlessness]]). This also ties the order in which Leadership, Combat, and Ruthlessness are always stated in the comic to the order in which he received the pieces of the sword.	+
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-	~~[[Category:Proposed Canon]]~~	+
-	~~[[Category:Speculation]]~~	+
-	~~[[Category:Artifacts]]~~	+
-	~~[[Category:Parson Gotti]]~~	+
-	~~[[Category:Magic Items]]~~	+

71.0.223.54: /* Speculation */

2011-05-23T22:13:14Z

Speculation

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	When Parson throws the sword into the lava{{Erf\|1\|150}}, as the sword melts, there is what looks like a stream of energy leaving it, similar to the sparkles seen when spells are cast.		When Parson throws the sword into the lava{{Erf\|1\|150}}, as the sword melts, there is what looks like a stream of energy leaving it, similar to the sparkles seen when spells are cast.

-	It is possible that each part of the sword grants a particular aspect of the sword's three bonus types when complete: The hilt granting a Leadership bonus (the part if the sword that Parson holds, which is iconic in positions of leadership no matter the condition of the blade), the forte granting the Combat bonus (as it seems to be the dulled type of forte common in swords such as claymores, and used to increase variability and maneuverability in fighting style), and the foible granting the Ruthlessness bonus (due to being the bladed, and thus offensive part of the sword, as well as Parson's expression [[Signamancy\|changing to indicate what was likely his increased ruthlessness]]). This also ties the order in which Leadership, Combat, and Ruthlessness are always stated in the comic to the order in which he ~~recieved~~ the pieces of the sword.	+	It is possible that each part of the sword grants a particular aspect of the sword's three bonus types when complete: The hilt granting a Leadership bonus (the part if the sword that Parson holds, which is iconic in positions of leadership no matter the condition of the blade), the forte granting the Combat bonus (as it seems to be the dulled type of forte common in swords such as claymores, and used to increase variability and maneuverability in fighting style), and the foible granting the Ruthlessness bonus (due to being the bladed, and thus offensive part of the sword, as well as Parson's expression [[Signamancy\|changing to indicate what was likely his increased ruthlessness]]). This also ties the order in which Leadership, Combat, and Ruthlessness are always stated in the comic to the order in which he received the pieces of the sword.

71.0.223.54: /* Speculation */

2011-05-23T22:11:29Z

Speculation

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	When Parson throws the sword into the lava{{Erf\|1\|150}}, as the sword melts, there is what looks like a stream of energy leaving it, similar to the sparkles seen when spells are cast.		When Parson throws the sword into the lava{{Erf\|1\|150}}, as the sword melts, there is what looks like a stream of energy leaving it, similar to the sparkles seen when spells are cast.

		+	It is possible that each part of the sword grants a particular aspect of the sword's three bonus types when complete: The hilt granting a Leadership bonus (the part if the sword that Parson holds, which is iconic in positions of leadership no matter the condition of the blade), the forte granting the Combat bonus (as it seems to be the dulled type of forte common in swords such as claymores, and used to increase variability and maneuverability in fighting style), and the foible granting the Ruthlessness bonus (due to being the bladed, and thus offensive part of the sword, as well as Parson's expression [[Signamancy\|changing to indicate what was likely his increased ruthlessness]]). This also ties the order in which Leadership, Combat, and Ruthlessness are always stated in the comic to the order in which he recieved the pieces of the sword.

87.100.243.206 at 19:37, 20 February 2011

2011-02-20T19:37:35Z

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Charles at 23:30, 10 February 2011

2011-02-10T23:30:05Z

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	[[Category:Speculation]]		[[Category:Speculation]]
-	[[Category:~~Magic Items~~]]	+	[[Category:Artifacts]]
	[[Category:Parson Gotti]]		[[Category:Parson Gotti]]

Magugag: moved Parson's Sword to Sword of Ruthlessness: Parson called it by name in the most recent Erfworld, with capitalization and everything.

2009-12-11T22:51:33Z

moved Parson's Sword to Sword of Ruthlessness: Parson called it by name in the most recent Erfworld, with capitalization and everything.

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Revision as of 22:51, 11 December 2009

Paper Golem at 22:58, 19 November 2009

2009-11-19T22:58:26Z

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	[[Category:Speculation]]		[[Category:Speculation]]
	[[Category:Magic Items]]		[[Category:Magic Items]]
		+	[[Category:Parson Gotti]]

98.148.172.166: /* Proposed Canon */

2009-07-14T06:41:48Z

Proposed Canon

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	The sword is described as conveying [[Leadership]], [[Combat]], and Ruthlessness.{{erf\|1\|106}}		The sword is described as conveying [[Leadership]], [[Combat]], and Ruthlessness.{{erf\|1\|106}}

-	Parson ~~appears to destroy~~ his sword by tossing it into a ~~pool~~ of molten lava at the conclusion of book 1.	+	Parson destroyed his sword by tossing it into a lake of molten lava at the conclusion of book 1.

	==Speculation==		==Speculation==