It sound great and looks great.
I disagree. It’s utterly useless and rather plain looking.
The Spectrum is the greatest sword, at least visually.
I don’t like to travel in space.
OP do you need some friends?
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I’m full, thank you.
It was when it was an ethereal.
But the greatest sword in D3 is Monster Hunter because its literal title tells you everything you need to know and my lady used it for about 7 months the last time we bothered with non-seasonal play because nothing else would drop for her.
Without thinking about anything besides basic usage and aesthetics?
I would say 2 craftable items, both one handers.
-sword- anyone can use.
Griswald’s Masterpiece @ 60
Griswald’s Perfection @ 70
-fist weapon- only monk can use
Demon Hand @ 52
Demon Claw @ 70
Perfect for dual wielding and looking cool while you are doing it.
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Well, The Grandfather is considered the most ancient and revered of all greatswords, so the OP isn’t necessarily wrong; that is of course assuming we completely ignore gameplay factors.
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I thought you were a bare knuckle boxer and were beyond using weapons.
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While the -sword- sword certainly has many fine and distinguished sword qualities, I find the “sword” sword to be the swordliest sword, when one considers only the swordly swordification of swording, and leaves aside superficial swordiosity and swordineering.
Sword!
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In D2 classic it was also considered one if the best weapons.
Uh… I’ll take “Swords” for $400.
It’s actually not “Swords”… these are words that begin with “S”.
Saber!
Scimitars, Scalpels, Scissors (do not run with them).
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Stiletto, and if one “sworda” allows both specific individual names and categories, Stabhappy and shortsword.
Also, just because, sknife. If the “k” can be silent, then so can the “s”.
(meant to reply to yessquire, but clicked the wrong button. distracted by silly hubris, perhaps)
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