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Wrought
Wrought adjective - Shaped to fit by or as if by altering the contours of a pliable mass (as by work or effort).
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- Though early on the caveat is mentioned that not all Heron-marked swords are Power-wrought, since the means to forge them was removed.
Source: Unbreakable Weapons -
In a similar case, when Perrin makes a Power-wrought weapon in one of his distinctive Forging Scenes, every hammerstroke produces a huge sheaf of sparks which ultimately result in the area around the forge being noticeably singed.
Source: Sword Sparks -
Perrin gets another Forging Scene in Towers of Midnight, when he and the Asha'man Neald forge Mah'alleinir, Perrin's new Shadowspawn-smiting warhammer and the first Power-wrought weapon in three thousand years.
Source: Forging Scene
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