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	The Broadsword, like all base weapons, deals only one point of damage per hit. However, it can damage three adjacent enemies in the direction the character is facing. Due to this fact, it is ideal for crowd control. Enemies that deal area damage can still cause trouble, however. It can be enhanced with obsidian, ruby, titanium, or emerald to make it more powerful.		The Broadsword, like all base weapons, deals only one point of damage per hit. However, it can damage three adjacent enemies in the direction the character is facing. Due to this fact, it is ideal for crowd control. Enemies that deal area damage can still cause trouble, however. It can be enhanced with obsidian, ruby, titanium, or emerald to make it more powerful.

	Later on, the heroes can find [[Fragarach]], one of the legendary weapons ''not'' from a canonical game. This weapon deals ~~three~~ points of damage per hit, and cannot be enhanced.		Later on, the heroes can find [[Fragarach]], one of the legendary weapons ''not'' from a canonical game. This weapon deals two points of damage per hit, and cannot be enhanced.