Many ages ago, a mythical creature roamed the peaceful land. As Legions of evil forces flowed into the land over time, the creature showed it\'s powerful defense toward evil. The creature brought safety throughout the land by illuminating the darkness, and killing evil forces in mass numbers with incredible magical spells. The land was populated by many cities, and they remained protected. One day the best weaponsmith of the land was deep in sleep when the leader of these mythical creatures approached him. The creature gave the weaponsmith its primary source of magic, its horn. The Leader told the weaponsmith that their time in this land was over, they would be moving to another place far away.
Their departure would invite evil back into the land and the peaceful cities would have limited defense. The Leader told the weaponsmith to craft a blade to be weilded by the most powerful mage, using the horn of magic. This mage would become the protector of the land. The Leader also told the weaponsmith to craft the runic symbol for the word Scobar, which meant \"the Opression of Evil\" in the language of the land, into the blade.
The Weaponsmith awoke from his dream and found the horn in his hand. He crafted the blade out of his most prized materials: Azure Shards (said to have been from the Great Azure Crystal itself) were crafted into the blade. A flawless diamond crafted into the handle brace. And the Magical horn stretched out the back of the blade as a handle. A golden polished alloy of the strongest steel in the land create the handle brace, and the blade is crafted from a secret alloy discovered by the weaponsmith. It is both the most durable and light-weight metal in the land.
When finished with the incredible weapon, the smith placed it upon a pedestle awaiting the correct mage to redeem the power source. It has been said that the weapon will not allow itself to be weilded by one whose heart is tainted by even the slightest bit of evil.
It is unknown how the word for the runic symbol actually sounded, but Traveling storytellers of a different language named the symbol \"Scobar\" as a strong resemblance to those letters in their alphabet created the shape of the blade.
Scobar\'s Blade: