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Bledsung- Old English for 'Blessing'- House Magnar- House Magnar is one of the three Skagosi Houses and they are just as evolved as Wildlings so why would they have a Valyrian Sword? I imagine that a Valyrian or some noble was lost at sea either by storm or the stonemen falsely luring them to safety and the blade was recovered. A new guard and pommel were made and include a few runes/symbols of the children of the forrest/whitewalkers. The Handle is made from the horn of a unicorn which are considered very sacred and since this is the greatest weapon among the stonemen it deserves such respect. The structure was meant to be like a Viking sword but the main difference is the handle is too long. This is mainly because the stonemen did not have the tools or technology to reduced the length of the tang and had to work with what they had.

Cunning Bite- House Florent- I'm trying to do more realistic designs and by that, I mean keeping to specs with the Oakeshott Typology chart. Forgot which one this is supposed to be but I was told it's much more accurate to historical longswords. I tried my hand at a fox head pommel, did what I could but i wish it could have been better.

Absolution- House Fossoway- This one I designed with a fellow blacksmith. He does most of the swords where I do my work and he had some input on design. I may do some fixings on the handle in the future though, tbh...

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Bledsung- Old English for 'Blessing'- House Magnar- House Magnar is one of the three Skagosi Houses and they are just as evolved as Wildlings so why would they have a Valyrian Sword? I imagine that a Valyrian or some noble was lost at sea either by storm or the stonemen falsely luring them to safety and the blade was recovered. A new guard and pommel were made and include a few runes/symbols of the children of the forrest/whitewalkers. The Handle is made from the horn of a unicorn which are considered very sacred and since this is the greatest weapon among the stonemen it deserves such respect. The structure was meant to be like a Viking sword but the main difference is the handle is too long. This is mainly because the stonemen did not have the tools or technology to reduced the length of the tang and had to work with what they had.

Cunning Bite- House Florent- I'm trying to do more realistic designs and by that, I mean keeping to specs with the Oakeshott Typology chart. Forgot which one this is supposed to be but I was told it's much more accurate to historical longswords. I tried my hand at a fox head pommel, did what I could but i wish it could have been better.

Absolution- House Fossoway- This one I designed with a fellow blacksmith. He does most of the swords where I do my work and he had some input on design. I may do some fixings on the handle in the future though, tbh...