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Vorpal Sword is a monster. The Vorpal Sword, also referred to as the Vorpal Blade, or the Wonderland Sword. Is a lengendary bladed weapon belonging to the Looking-glass Land, a country within the Wonderland world. A vorpal sword is a magic slashing weapon imbued with the power to cleave a target's head from his shoulders when the wielder scores a particularly accurate hit, causing instant death. Those creatures with no discernable heads and most mindless undead are unaffected by this, however. The Vorpal Sword appeared in the original Final Fantasy for the NES. It was equippable by the Warrior, Thief, Red Mage, Knight, Ninja, and Red Wizard classes. The Vorpal Sword is a recurring magic weapon, taken from the poem Jabberwocky by Lewis Carrol. Its characteristics are somewhat inspired by its Dungeons&Dragons incarnation. Warpslash The vorpal sword was enchanted weapon in the warlock Alasdair Coames' collection. It was used by the vampire Angel, under the control of the watcher Rupert Giles, to decapitate the demon Eyghon the Sleepwalker. The Vorpal Sword is the enemy of the Jabberwocky. At the beginning of the story, Alice is told she is supposed to slay the Jabberwocky with it. Sometime in the middle, the Hatter tells Alice the Vorpal Sword was stolen from the White Queen by the Knave of Hearts, Stayne. Later, the Hatter tells Alice that the Vorpal Sword is somewhere in the Red Queen's castle. The Vorpal sword is also mentioned in the poem "Jabberwocky". Description: "An ancient weapon from a long time ago. Made with such skill that the blade still holds its edge." How to acquire: Can be bought from Valencia's AC Shop for 500 AC Coins. Sell Value: ? AC Coins. Type: Sword * 1 / 18-22 * 2 / 26-32 * 3 / 32-39 * 4 / 36-44 * 5 / 41-50 * 6 / 45-54 * 7 / 48-59 * 8 / 51-63 * 9 / 54-66 * 10 / 57-70 * 11 / 60-73 * ?? / ??-?? Vorpal sword is a phrase used by Lewis Carroll in his nonsense poem "Jabberwocky". The term is also used as an object in a number of role-playing games.

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The Vorpal Sword is the enemy of the Jabberwocky. At the beginning of the story, Alice is told she is supposed to slay the Jabberwocky with it. Sometime in the middle, the Hatter tells Alice the Vorpal Sword was stolen from the White Queen by the Knave of Hearts, Stayne. Later, the Hatter tells Alice that the Vorpal Sword is somewhere in the Red Queen's castle. Alice finds the the White Rabbit who apparently knows where it is and leads her to a small building being guarded by the Bandersnatch. Alice runs to find Mally and asks her if she still has the eye of the Bandersnatch. Of course, Mallymkun doesn't give in so easily, so Alice must steal it from her. She then gives the Bandersnatch its eye back and is able to retrieve the Vorpal Sword. She runs to where the Hatter is being imprisoned and is about to cut him free, yet he tells her it can only be used to kill the Jabberwocky. Close to the end, when all escape, Alice uses the Vorpal Sword to defeat the Jabberwocky and save Underland. The Vorpal sword is also mentioned in the poem "Jabberwocky". Description: "An ancient weapon from a long time ago. Made with such skill that the blade still holds its edge." How to acquire: Can be bought from Valencia's AC Shop for 500 AC Coins. Sell Value: ? AC Coins. Type: Sword * 1 / 18-22 * 2 / 26-32 * 3 / 32-39 * 4 / 36-44 * 5 / 41-50 * 6 / 45-54 * 7 / 48-59 * 8 / 51-63 * 9 / 54-66 * 10 / 57-70 * 11 / 60-73 * ?? / ??-?? The vorpal sword was enchanted weapon in the warlock Alasdair Coames' collection. It was used by the vampire Angel, under the control of the watcher Rupert Giles, to decapitate the demon Eyghon the Sleepwalker. Vorpal Sword is a monster. The Vorpal Sword, also referred to as the Vorpal Blade, or the Wonderland Sword. Is a lengendary bladed weapon belonging to the Looking-glass Land, a country within the Wonderland world. Vorpal sword is a phrase used by Lewis Carroll in his nonsense poem "Jabberwocky". The term is also used as an object in a number of role-playing games. A vorpal sword is a magic slashing weapon imbued with the power to cleave a target's head from his shoulders when the wielder scores a particularly accurate hit, causing instant death. Those creatures with no discernable heads and most mindless undead are unaffected by this, however. The Vorpal Sword appeared in the original Final Fantasy for the NES. It was equippable by the Warrior, Thief, Red Mage, Knight, Ninja, and Red Wizard classes. The Vorpal Sword is a recurring magic weapon, taken from the poem Jabberwocky by Lewis Carrol. Its characteristics are somewhat inspired by its Dungeons&Dragons incarnation. Warpslash