The wielder could gain a bull's strength three times per day and detect evil and detect good at will. Visible at the seat of the blade was an elven rune meaning " weapon".
The sword and its hilt (as well as the wielder's hand) were constantly bathed in blue and silver harmless flames. This sword constantly shone like silver and remained perfectly reflective despite use. So for every two years that passed, its wielder would only age one. One of those powers slowed the aging process of its wielder by a half. The Warblade, like others of its type, shared some common characteristics with its kin, the other elfblades, but also had its own special powers. However, near the end of the Year of Lightning Storms, 1374 DR, the elf Ilsevele Miritar was alerted by ancient wards that the Warblade had surfaced to the Realms Above, somewhere near the Twisted Tower. įor a time, the Warblade was rumored to be in a secret vault beneath a temple of Lolth in the ruins of Maerimydra, in the Underdark. He returned in the Year of the Nomad, 674 DR not with the Warblade, but with the Artblade instead. In the Year of the Flame Tongue, 500 DR, the elven noble and bladesinger Josidiah Starym embarked on a famous quest to retrieve the Warblade from the Twisted Tower with a band of his adventuring friends. After its loss, the Arms-Majors instead wielded Moonblades or one of the six Baneblades created by the human wizard Demron. The body of the hero and the blade were stolen into the darkness, thereafter sought by more than a hundred elves fruitlessly. Later, in the Year of Shadows Fleeting, −331 DR, Lord Orym Hawksong fell in battle at the siege of the Twisted Tower, but not before the Warblade suddenly sprang up and defended him for a time, before being paralyzed by drow magics. The Warblade was created by Elven High Magic alongside its mates, the Artblade and the Rulers' Blade in −4000 DR, at the behest of the ill Coronal of Jhyrennstar, Oacenth, who desired the magical swords to determine the rulers of the united tribes and the new nation of Cormanthyr.
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