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== Tabletop Games == |
== Tabletop Games == |
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* ''[[Dragon]]'' magazine #14 article "Interview with a Rust Monster": A [[PC]] party unknowingly carries the Sword of Toshio. "[It] looks like an ordinary sword, bent and worn from use. But in the hands of a samurai, it takes on its true appearance as a katana of great power." |
* ''[[Dragon (magazine)|Dragon]]'' magazine #14 article "Interview with a Rust Monster": A [[PC]] party unknowingly carries the Sword of Toshio. "[It] looks like an ordinary sword, bent and worn from use. But in the hands of a samurai, it takes on its true appearance as a katana of great power." |
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* The Templars' swords in ''[[Deadlands]]: Hell on Earth'' are their iconic weapons and often relic or magically empowered. Physically, they are whatever kind of sword you can scavenge in a [[After the End|post-apocalyptic]] world, most often stolen from ruined museums. |
* The Templars' swords in ''[[Deadlands]]: Hell on Earth'' are their iconic weapons and often relic or magically empowered. Physically, they are whatever kind of sword you can scavenge in a [[After the End|post-apocalyptic]] world, most often stolen from ruined museums. |
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