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Merlin Sword

Merlin Sword
Merlin Sword
Merlin Sword
Merlin Sword
Merlin Sword
Merlin Sword
Merlin Sword
Merlin Sword

€299.00*

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Product information "Merlin Sword"
Merlin, means FALCON, when he was born to the beautiful Lady of the Lake, the great druid Hafgan, from whom Merlin was to learn all his magic, announced the birth of “The Great Lord of Light”. His grandfather taught him to be a great warrior and tireless defender of the Empire. He became Merlin the warrior-druid, loyal councillor to Uther, the supreme ruler of Britain.

Merlin then became tutor to Uther’s bastard son Arthur, teaching him all the wiles of a good sovereign and keeping him hidden until the time came to unsheathe Excalibur from its rock and claim his title as King of England. Once peace and harmony rules in Britain, Merlin withdrew to his own abode.

Overall: 120 cm/48 inches

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