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The Dwarven runes forged on it, in novel were translated as "na pohybel skurwysynom", and loosely translate into a combination of "May they perish/To their doom" and "whoresons" or more colloquially; "Death to the motherfuckers". |
The Dwarven runes forged on it, in novel were translated as "na pohybel skurwysynom", and loosely translate into a combination of "May they perish/To their doom" and "whoresons" or more colloquially; "Death to the motherfuckers". |
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Revision as of 02:35, 1 March 2018
In the Witcher novels, Zoltan gives Geralt a named sword, Sihil. It was forged in Mahakam by Rhundurin.
A similar named sword, G'valchir, is earned as a reward for a quest in the computer game. This sword is described as being a Mahakaman rune sihil, not necessarily the Sihil from the novels.
Upon using it against bandits, Geralt noted that the blade barely felt any resistance as it cut through its targets.
The Dwarven runes forged on it, in novel were translated as "na pohybel skurwysynom", and loosely translate into a combination of "May they perish/To their doom" and "whoresons" or more colloquially; "Death to the motherfuckers".