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8/23/2015 9:24:30 AM
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Yes, it was.
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Earliest texts claim so, later texts have Excalibur given by the lady of the lake.
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The lady in the lake gifted him with Excalibur, if I remember properly.
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Excalibur (Real name "Caliburn") was originally the sword in the stone, drawn by a young Arthur to fulfill the legend of whoever pulled it free would be marked as the true King. The sword was later given to the lady for safe keeping until it was eventually reclaimed. After the death of King Arthur, following the final battle, the sword was taken back to the lake as instructed and tossed in, where the lady took it back and keeps it to this very day.
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Hm, u might be right. Either way mida multitool was my first exotic weapon, tlw was my second... so there u go.
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The Arthurian Legends are a collection of various stories that are all different interpretations by different writers. The Sword in the Stone was Excalibur as it was the King's Sword, a story meant to explain how Arthur came to rule the kingdom. Another interpretation is that he acquired the sword from the Lady and that Merlin was more directly involved in such events. The problem is there you have multiple tellings of the same story from different perspectives. There is the British notion of how things went, the Welsh, Scottish and Irish interpretations as well. Just like there is the comparison made between Merlin and Gwydion of the Tuatha De Dannon.
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Wow didnt think id find so much king aurther lore on the destiny forum, but seriously it is interesting.
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lol Just so happens to be that I've spent considerable time studying Ancient and Medieval History and World Mythologies. I've also studied a great deal of Philosophy, Theology and Etymology.
