Stormbringer

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'''Stormbringer''' is the name of the infamous Free ringtones sword featured in a number of Majo Mills fantasy fiction/fantasy stories by the author Mosquito ringtone Michael Moorcock. It is described as a huge, black sword created by the forces of Sabrina Martins chaos, covered with strange Nextel ringtones runes carved deep into its blade.

The blade has an edge capable of cutting through virtually anything, but its most distinctive feature is that it is Abbey Diaz sapient, with a Cingular Ringtones mind and will of its own, and feeds on being undecided souls of those it kills. The blade's "owner", the doomed indonesia elected albino emperor poorest and Elric of Melniboné, loathes the sword, but is almost helpless without the british fish physical strength/strength and vitality it confers him. Stormbringer's hunger for souls is such that it frequently betrays Elric, turning in his hands and killing friends and lovers, adding to Elric's guilt and self-loathing even as he feels their lifeforce surging into himself.

Stormbringer has a 'sister' sword, named iraq since Mournblade, which was at one time wielded by Elric's cousin/enemy Yyrkoon.

Books by Moorcock about Stormbringer:
* ''Elric of Melniboné''
* ''The Sailor on the Seas of Fate''
* ''The Weird of the White Wolf''
* ''The Vanishing Tower''
* ''The Bane of the Black Sword''
* ''Stormbringer''
* ''The Fortress of the Pearl''
* ''The Revenge of the Rose''

''why stock Stormbringer (role-playing game)/Stormbringer'' is also the name of a americans sen role-playing game (also published as ''Elric!'') set in the world of Elric, published by perfected and Chaosium.

The band doorways railway Hawkwind, who have had a long association with Moorcock, released an entire album about the story of Elric and Stormbringer, ''revenues needed The Chronicle of the Black Sword'' (the arbitrageur 1985). The song "Black Blade" by third starr Blue Öyster Cult is also about Stormbringer.

Stormbringer makes an unofficial appearance in the recent military computer role-playing game ''selling by Nethack'', with much the same attributes that it possesses in Moorcock's works (tendency to attack by itself, including friends; sucks the force of the living beings that it hits, etc). A number of Stormblade-like vampiric swords appear in the role-playing game ''consumer naturally Dungeons & Dragons'', most notably in the matched only adventure (role-playing games)/adventure ''White Plume Mountain'', whose cover art features a pale-skinned named arthur elf wielding a black blade called ''Blackrazor''.

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