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Give your blood to the sword it would give you the power !
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Damn... That sword looks so awesome to be wielded like that! X3 It is screaming for someone to hold it, I love it! Nice work.
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What a wicked looking blade. Β This is good enough to be on a MAgic the Gathering card. Β It's honestly that good. Β Well done!!
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Very nicely detailed, love the embellishments on the guard.Β Looks like that weapon would cause a lot of damage to the one on the business end of it.Β
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creepy sword = w = not sure how anyone would hold it
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Very painfully. It is, in fact, designed to hurt the wielder because it is a bound goblin. He isn't happy about being bound so he choose to be uncomfortable to use. The protagonist in the novel get around it by wrapping a chain around the handle so his hand doesn't get stabbed too much.
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I see o: it has a nice back storyΒ
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Very carefully XD.Β
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If I found a sword like that, I'd definitely pick it up and take it home cause I'm weird that way
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That sword would be a bitch to handle, looks cool tough!
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I actually went and read Worm on your suggestion (hope you get around to making that Leviathan piece you talked about, since I'd like to see how our interpretations line up), and started on Pact after, and I reached this part in the novel right after I looked at this piece. Matches up great, in my opinion!
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Yay! 
Thank you!
Yes, I'll get to Leviathan... eventually XD
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I REALLY look forward to that one!
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Really love the unique and crooked shape of the blade. Def wouldnt wanna be stabbed by it!Β
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I won't touch this. I can't hold it. Skeleton warrior, pick it up!
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That is a very wicked sword design! I especially love that intense blade. Great work!
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It's supposed to be, the sword is a subjugated monstrous goblin that has taken this form as part of it's binding. It's an insanely useful weapon for the protagonist of the story (Pact by Wildbow) but there's no way to wield it without hurting yourself.
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i can understand that
a monstrous goblin? for a powerful sword? well, thats an interesting one.
usually goblins are weak but not this time it seem.
pretty original i must say. makes for an interesting story
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The goblins in Pact are one of my fav bunch of characters. I love the world building and magic system there.... the actual story, not so much. It feels like Constantine (the comic) or maybe even The Sandman comics. Sort of a modern horror/fantasy setting.
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horror? meep
well, the world building sounds interesting enough.
though the comparison with the sandman and constantine makes me back off. i just don't like horror at all. especially neil gaiman's writing, too uncomfortable.
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Pact might be too intense for you then. There's quite a bit of body horror. I thought Gaiman's stuff was alright, though.
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gaiman is already too intense for me
i don't touch horror at all to begin with, so theres that.
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Yeah, i understand.
I don't touch horror movies, myself.Β
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Part of the beauty of it is... it feels at times like reading a horror novel from both ends of the spectrum. As both victim and monster.
Pact is wonderful, surreal and yet very very grounded. Though admittedly it does get particularly uncomfortable at some points.
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what beauty is there in horror? its horror
i might read the wikipedia though, that would be enough
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That reaction... There's a beauty in the craft, in every bit of the dark and terrifying things. Not appreciating that beauty make it easy to see why you don't enjoy the particular artform of Horror.
Not to berate you for it or anything though. Sometimes seeing the beauty in something ugly is just not something that some will, or are willing to do.
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That was my first thought after seeing it...
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