Legend says that the first were not forged in a furnace, but carved directly from the heart of this cascade. While common blades are heavy, broad, and cumbersome, the Icefall steel was tempered by the absolute zero of the mountain peaks. The result was a blade so slender it could pass through the wind without a sound, yet so sharp it could sever a shadow.
But as the Goliath swung his heavy iron, the warrior moved like a breath of frost. His allowed him to see every opening, his vision never obscured by the bulk of his own weapon. With a flick of his wrist, the Icefall blade sang—a high, thin note that echoed off the mountains. icefall (thin swords) 16x
Before the Goliath could even finish his swing, he felt the chill. The thin blade hadn't just struck; it had bitten with the cold of a thousand winters. The Goliath fell, not to a heavy blow, but to a strike so precise it was over before it began. Legend says that the first were not forged