Display title | Reforged Blade |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | As it sounds. A blade, once broken, reforged! It's probably the Sword of Plot Advancement or Infinity+1 Sword, but it could also just be the hero's signature weapon, if it got broken somehow. In reality, going through something like this would weaken the integrity of a blade, if it is possible at all (realistically "reforging" a blade would be melting down and recycling the metal as well as adding some new metal if you want a same sized blade, effectively making it a new sword, which might be handy for Unobtainium). In fiction, they might actually come out of the reforging STRONGER than they went in. |