Do with
Wield
Wield verb - To bring to bear especially forcefully or effectively.
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Nearby Word: wielding
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The Nameless One must make do with knuckledusters, daggers, clubs, axes and very big warhammers for most of the game even if he can wield Celestial Fire.
Source: Video Game / Planescape: Torment -
Sir Perfluous wants nothing to do with it (as he's a Lovable Coward, not the kind of hero who'd willingly wield a magic weapon in face of danger), but after accidentally picking it up he just can't get rid of it.
Source: Clingy MacGuffin -
Dual Wield: Ranma can do with with any of the Specialists' weapons.
Source: Fan Fic / Ranma Club
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