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The Blazing Sword embedded in its pedestal

The Blazing Sword was a Sword of Eden made by the Isu to channel and distribute energy in the Eden Ring Station of the Rings of Eden initiative. Being used in defense of the facility by Hildr, it soon became known as the Blazing Sword.

In the late 9th century, the facility's generators began to produce energy but had no outlet for it, risking a discharge that would wipe out all life on Britain. Eivor Varinsdottir unlocked the station, and made her way into the main chamber, where she removed the sword from its pedestal, absorbing the station's power and triggering the shutdown sequence.[1]

Statistics

Class Attack Speed Stun Critical Chance Weight Perks Availability
Wolf An energy projectile is launched towards your locked target on a light attack Found in Eden Ring Station
Description
A tool built by the ancient gods to channel and distribute energy. Used as a weapon, its wielder is able to discharge its energy in bursts.

Behind the scenes

The Blazing Sword bares a striking resemblance to the Sword of Eden which appeared in Assassin's Creed: Unity, though Whether they are meant to the same tool is currently unknown.

The weapon's name may be a reference to the flaming sword wielded by cherubim who guarded the entry to Eden following Adam and Eve's banishment.

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