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<blockquote data-quote="gizmo33" data-source="post: 3809693" data-attributes="member: 30001"><p>I'm pretty sure cursed -1 swords grow in trees in Limbo and are plucked by Slaad like fruit. Then they plane-shift to the Prime and hand them out to fighters who have secretly wished for a "magic sword" without being more specific.</p><p></p><p>Other cursed -1 swords are created as a result of a bungled attempt to create a +1 sword. Responsible wizards would probably destroy them, but then again responsible wizards probably recycle. They'll get thrown on a pile of other contaminated scrap metal and melted down at the convenience of the wizard, if he survives long enough to do so. There's some possibility that melting a cursed sword in a forge will contaminate the forge.</p><p></p><p>One time a god of war became angry at a fighter who thought more of his magic items than following the war god. The fighter was turned into a flumph and all of his magic items were turned into cursed versions. Since it takes a limited wish for subsequent owners to rid themselves of the item, they tend to get passed from each owner to his killer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gizmo33, post: 3809693, member: 30001"] I'm pretty sure cursed -1 swords grow in trees in Limbo and are plucked by Slaad like fruit. Then they plane-shift to the Prime and hand them out to fighters who have secretly wished for a "magic sword" without being more specific. Other cursed -1 swords are created as a result of a bungled attempt to create a +1 sword. Responsible wizards would probably destroy them, but then again responsible wizards probably recycle. They'll get thrown on a pile of other contaminated scrap metal and melted down at the convenience of the wizard, if he survives long enough to do so. There's some possibility that melting a cursed sword in a forge will contaminate the forge. One time a god of war became angry at a fighter who thought more of his magic items than following the war god. The fighter was turned into a flumph and all of his magic items were turned into cursed versions. Since it takes a limited wish for subsequent owners to rid themselves of the item, they tend to get passed from each owner to his killer. [/QUOTE]
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