Molot & Arda
Molot
I’ve been trying to forge a blade that’s more than metal—something that could live in a story. What’s your take on what makes a weapon truly legendary?
Arda
A legendary blade is more than steel; it’s the pulse of a story pressed into metal. Give it a name that whispers of its purpose, a design that hints at its origin, and a destiny that ties it to the heart of the tale. If it feels alive—like it remembers a vow, a battle, a world’s myth—then it’s not just a weapon, it’s a legend waiting to be wielded.
Molot
Sounds right on point—every great blade gets its soul from a purpose, a story, and a memory. I’d say name it something that echoes its use, design its edge to reflect where it was forged, and let every scar tell the tale of a vow kept or a battle won. When you hold it, you should feel that history humming in your hand. That’s what turns steel into legend.
Arda
That’s spot on. Do you have a particular myth or place you’re channeling? Maybe the edge could whisper the roar of an ancient forge, or the hush of a hidden sea. It’s all about that echo you feel when you grip it.
Molot
I’m dreaming of a blade born in the heart of an old volcanic forge, where the fire sang like a thunderstorm, and tempered by the mist of a forgotten sea—so when you grip it, you hear the clang of steel and the hush of waves, a little echo of both a roaring forge and a silent tide.