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Property	Value
rdfs:label	Murgleis
rdfs:comment	In European folklore, Murgleis was the sword of Ganelon, the stepfather of Roland, as described in The Song of Roland. Ganelon was married to Charlemagne's sister and had a son with her. He resents his stepson's boastfulness and great popularity among the Franks and success on the battlefield. When Roland nominates him for a highly dangerous mission (possibly even suicidally dangerous) as messenger to the Saracens, Ganelon is so deeply offended that he vows vengeance. This vengeance becomes treachery as Ganelon plots with the pagan Blancandrin the ambush at Roncesvals.
Level	75
trial 4 descriptor	Rewards Murgleis (80)
trial 7 descriptor	Rewards Murgleis (95)
trial 6 descriptor	Rewards Murgleis (90)
trial 5 descriptor	Rewards Murgleis (85)
trial 8 descriptor	Rewards Murgleis (99)
trial 9 descriptor	Rewards Murgleis (Afterglow)
dcterms:subject	Mythic Weapons
resale price	none
Delay	224
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Jobs	Red Mage
Name	Murgleis
Type	Sword
trial	1015 1016 1834 1835 2257 2668 3101 3564 3614
Stats	Occasionally Attacks X Times Aftermath: Inc. Mag. Acc./Mag. Atk. "Death Blossom" '''Magic Accuracy +10 Augments "Convert"
Damage	40
abstract	In European folklore, Murgleis was the sword of Ganelon, the stepfather of Roland, as described in The Song of Roland. Ganelon was married to Charlemagne's sister and had a son with her. He resents his stepson's boastfulness and great popularity among the Franks and success on the battlefield. When Roland nominates him for a highly dangerous mission (possibly even suicidally dangerous) as messenger to the Saracens, Ganelon is so deeply offended that he vows vengeance. This vengeance becomes treachery as Ganelon plots with the pagan Blancandrin the ambush at Roncesvals.