theres 26 stone heavy slicers, and 31 - 33 stone with heavy slice but sturdier

Yes.. a sabre.

18 stone sabres are mod puncture
26 stone sabres are heavy puncture

if you want storebought, your best bet is probably the acid etched sabre. It's well constructed at M/L/L F/F


-Wighten

A gleaming iltesh is a medium edged type weapon.
You are certain that it could do:
devastating puncture damage
moderate slice damage
fair impact damage
You are certain that the iltesh is excellently balanced and is fairly suited to gaining extra attack power from your strength.
You are certain that the gleaming iltesh is incredibly hard, and is in pristine condition.
The gleaming iltesh is made with metal.
You are confident that the gleaming iltesh probably weighs a few tens of stones.
You are unable to determine the value of the gleaming iltesh.

I am --- Navak

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Valcer exclaims, "OMG I HAVE 40 AGILITY AND A GORBESH NEEDLE OF DOOM +12, WHY AM I GETTING 5 SECOND RT'S ON THIS CARDIGAN?!?"

>devastating puncture damage

Crap. Its a jabber so it will hit like a heavy slice scimitar.

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But thus do I counsel you, my friends: distrust all in whom the impulse to punish is powerful!
-Friedrich Nietzsche on board monitors

Yes.

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Now how I remember you
How I would push my fingers through
Your mouth to make those muscles move
That made your voice so smooth and sweet

They tend to go for 10 plat I believe. You can find them nearly every day at the Market Tent in crossing.

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Now how I remember you
How I would push my fingers through
Your mouth to make those muscles move
That made your voice so smooth and sweet

>>The weapon exists in game if that was your question.

Really? Was it Raenliar's iltesh? What's the history behind that weapon?

Ristyl

Ah, it's a setting prop? Where is it? Leth?

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Now how I remember you
How I would push my fingers through
Your mouth to make those muscles move
That made your voice so smooth and sweet

that isnt one of the ilteshes from muspari is it?

Its forged.

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But thus do I counsel you, my friends: distrust all in whom the impulse to punish is powerful!
-Friedrich Nietzsche on board monitors