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Homestuck tattoos in the big 2025? It's more likely than you think.
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Freshest Artifact To Get Into Hands With Intent Of Harm: Round One Pool One Act One
Caledfwlch
Snoop Dogg Snow Cone Machete
Masterpost
fucking Caledfwlch came up in my lit class i thought hussie made that up what the hell.
Would love my friends and mutuals to know, although I don't care and love you no matter what you know, that the sword in the stone that King Arthur pulled out to show he was the rightful king was NOT Excalibur, that was the sword given to him by the Lady in the Lake later on and superior, and that it's original name was Caledfwlch before the French takeover of England and franglisising of it's stories and terms, and also that the scabbard was WAY BETTER than the sword, it made people invincible, but Arthur lost it to Morgan Le Fay, his witch half-sister who hated him, and she threw it into a different lake. You can be the ones who know the truth and get the lore right, you can be the chosen ones
Excalibur in the Welsh Tradition
From Encyclopedia of Mythological Objects, by Theresa Bane
Below is an excerpt of the original text and a translation describing Llenlleawg's slaughter of Diwrnach:
Swung it in a circle" Hmmmmm. I looked at some other translations:
The Mabinogion, by Gwyn Jones
The Mabinogi and Other Medieval Welsh Tales by Patrick K. Ford
It does seem like Excalibur has the capability to destroy an entire army
Preiddu Annwn
Dream of Rhonabwy
THE SWORD OF RHYDDERCH HAEL - CLAN CARRUTHERS CCIS
THE SWORD OF RHYDDERCH HAEL ‘Dyrnwyn (‘White-Hilt), the sword of Rhydderch the Generous: if a well-born man drew it himself, it burst into flame from its hilt to its tip. And everyone who used to ask for it would receive it; but because of this peculiarity everyone used to reject it. And therefore he was called Rhydderch the Generous.’ The Thirteen Treasures of the Island of Britain I draw…
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