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|name = [[Keening Blade]] |
|name = [[Keening Blade]] |
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|image = Keening Blade.png |
|image = Keening Blade.png |
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| − | |description = This blade makes a eerie wail, just on the edge of hearing, whenever it cuts the air. Twined runes are carved into its surface, hinting at the |
+ | |description = This blade makes a eerie wail, just on the edge of hearing, whenever it cuts the air. Twined [[runes]] are carved into its surface, hinting at the [[enchantment]]s bound inside. |
|type = [[Longswords (Origins)|Longsword]] |
|type = [[Longswords (Origins)|Longsword]] |
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|value = 48500 |
|value = 48500 |
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|restriction = [[Warrior (Origins)|Warrior]] |
|restriction = [[Warrior (Origins)|Warrior]] |
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|stats = {{ColorPositiveStat|+2 armor penetration <br> +6 attack <br> +3 cold damage}} |
|stats = {{ColorPositiveStat|+2 armor penetration <br> +6 attack <br> +3 cold damage}} |
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| − | |location = [[Gaxkang |
+ | |location = [[Gaxkang]] <small>([[Quaint Hovel]])</small> |
| + | |notes = Dropped by [[Gaxkang]] at the [[Quaint Hovel]] in the end of the [[Unbound]] side quest. |
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|item_id = gen_im_wep_mel_lsw_rev |
|item_id = gen_im_wep_mel_lsw_rev |
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|appearances = [[Dragon Age: Origins]] |
|appearances = [[Dragon Age: Origins]] |
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== Acquisition == |
== Acquisition == |
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| − | + | Dropped by [[Gaxkang]] at the [[Quaint Hovel]] in [[Denerim]], at the end of the [[Unbound]] side quest. |
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| − | == Notes == |
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| − | * Keening Blade can only be wielded by [[Warrior (Origins)|warriors]]. |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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Revision as of 14:42, 28 December 2013
Keening Blade is a longsword in Dragon Age: Origins.
Acquisition
Dropped by Gaxkang at the Quaint Hovel in Denerim, at the end of the Unbound side quest.
Trivia
- The name "Keening" derives itself from the English verb to Keen, which is to wail in lamentation for the dead. It is fitting that it is looted from a walking corpse, and ironic that it should lament the dead as it is wielded to kill the living.
Gallery
