I agree with Muerte. In all forms of media sentient swords are usually bad news. However if this is a new entity and not a demon of some sort that has bonded to your blade, i would suggest that you try to communicate with your blade. A connection would produce a resonating effect that would amplify your own power. This is all conjecture however.
Quote from: Raziel on July 15, 2009, 10:13:30 PMI agree with Muerte. In all forms of media sentient swords are usually bad news. However if this is a new entity and not a demon of some sort that has bonded to your blade, i would suggest that you try to communicate with your blade. A connection would produce a resonating effect that would amplify your own power. This is all conjecture however. hey i disagree the sentient sword in baldurs gate 2 was fantastic. granted it was a video game, but i would love a sword like that
Quote from: Whitedrake on September 11, 2009, 02:38:59 PMQuote from: Raziel on July 15, 2009, 10:13:30 PMI agree with Muerte. In all forms of media sentient swords are usually bad news. However if this is a new entity and not a demon of some sort that has bonded to your blade, i would suggest that you try to communicate with your blade. A connection would produce a resonating effect that would amplify your own power. This is all conjecture however. hey i disagree the sentient sword in baldurs gate 2 was fantastic. granted it was a video game, but i would love a sword like thatIf memory serves... the sword "Nightmare" in Soul Caliber/Soul Edge was also sentient, etc. That was one wicked sword! Though I did prefer Voldo... the things that character can do in that game are just creepy.Also, I've been doing, or more precisely, ATTEMPTING to do some energy work with my wedding band. It is a Tungsten steel alloy, and as such, according to texts, is next to impossible to imbue with energy. I've been attempting to prove the texts wrong, and what I have found is that they are actually CORRECT! It IS next to impossible, and what little energy is imbued, is quickly shed back into the ether until it reaches its stable state. The amount of energy expended in the imbuing process relative to the amount imbued makes it utterly impractical. However, it does FOCUS energy quite well, and also helps to stabilize energy flow and frequency. In fact, it is so good for these things that I'm considering buying a second rin for my other hand, and a few other components for a necklace.Oni, I suggest that you also incorporate some Tungsten or Tungsten steel alloy into your weapon somehow, or wear it as a ring on your sword hand to help you to control your sword.[/quoteSoul Calibur and soul edge are awesome, a crystalline inhuman ice blade v'.s a fiery semi-organic eyeball of sharp pointy steel is quite a great way of creating contrast to the two similar yet opposing energies they posses.However what is more interesting is the inversion of the ideal that good came before evil, because the calibur was created from pieces of edge to destroy it. And the simple fact remains that in D&D it would be classified as lawful good and soul edge is chaotic evil, hence introducing a third element, the character's alignment......... I'm not sure how relevant this part is to oni's problem so meh. and you're saying that your tungsten band is like a pranic superconductor or something?
i don't know why... but that made me laugh.
maybe because i've had similar problems and i can understand both the frustration and the humor in it.