Excaliburs
Mythic king's weapons
Excaliburs is the plural of Excalibur, the legendary sword of King Arthur in medieval British mythology.
Since there's only one Excalibur in the legends, the plural typically refers to fictional replicas, merchandise, or things named after the sword: The gift shop sold miniature Excaliburs.
The name also appears for businesses, products, and sports teams, making pluralization practical: Two Excaliburs were parked in the lot (referring to the luxury car brand).
Edged fighting weapons
- ArthurianOf Camelot's mythology
- mythicalOf folklore, not fact
- bladesSharp flat cutting parts
- CamelotLegendary British royal seat
knights · magical · fabled · enchanted · kingship · sovereignty · heroic · destined
Power to enforce obedience
- legitimacyLawful or rightful status
- rightfulLegally or morally valid
- sovereigntySupreme independent authority
- destinyPredetermined course of events
power · leadership · worthiness · divine · chosen · mandate · inheritance · succession
Tools for fighting
- lootStolen valuables
- dropsDescends or releases
- legendaryFamous beyond ordinary measure
- statsNumerical information, abbreviated
damage · equipped · inventory · upgrades · enchantments · buffs · raids · bosses
Victorian English poet laureate
- chroniclesSequential historical accounts
- romancesAmorous pursuits or tales
- medievalOf the Middle Ages
- talesSpoken or written narratives
epics · sagas · narratives · retellings · adaptations · manuscripts · legends · folklore
Favorable factors or conditions
- toolsDevices for doing work
- assetsOwned items of value
- strengthsPowers or capabilities
- trump cardsHighest-ranking suit pieces
edge · ultimate · decisive · game-changers · clinchers · aces · masterstroke · winning
swords
Edged fighting weapons
Camelot · knights · magical · fabled · enchanted · kingship · sovereignty · heroic · destined · chosen
authority
Power to enforce obedience
- legitimacyLawful or rightful status
- rightfulLegally or morally valid
- sovereigntySupreme independent authority
destiny · power · leadership · worthiness · divine · chosen · mandate · inheritance · succession · coronation
weapons
Tools for fighting
stats · damage · equipped · inventory · upgrades · enchantments · buffs · raids · bosses · rewards
Tennyson
Victorian English poet laureate
- chroniclesSequential historical accounts
- romancesAmorous pursuits or tales
- medievalOf the Middle Ages
tales · epics · sagas · narratives · retellings · adaptations · manuscripts · legends · folklore · mythology
advantages
Favorable factors or conditions
trump cards · edge · ultimate · decisive · game-changers · clinchers · aces · masterstroke · winning · key