Changes: Excalibur (Sword)

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History

After the destruction of the legendary Sword in the Stone, the Lady of the Lake gifted to King Arthur Excalibur, which he used for many years to protect Camelot from the forces of evil. Excalibur was wielded in recent years by the Black Knight against the forces of Necromon before returned to the resurrected Arthur. Virtually indestructible, Excalibur was sheathed in a magical scabbard that prevented its holder from losing any blood, regardless of his wounds. The scabbard was twice stolen by Morgan Le Fay; the first time she stole it along with Excalibur and gave both to her lover Sir Accolon, but after Arthur defeated Accolon, Morgan again stole the scabbard and cast it into a lake.

It is currently under the possession of Faiza Hussain, who calls herself Excalibur from its namesake.

Notes

It was at one point suggested that the artifact known as the Sword of Might was, in fact, Excalibur. Other accounts seem to contradict this, however.

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-| HistoryText             = After the destruction of the legendary Sword in the Stone, the [[Niamh Chinn Oir (Earth-616)|Lady of the Lake]] gifted to [[Arthur Pendragon (Earth-616)|King Arthur]] Excalibur, which he used for many years to protect [[Camelot]] from the forces of evil. Excalibur was wielded in recent years by the [[Dane Whitman (Earth-616)|Black Knight]] against the forces of Necromon before returned to the resurrected Arthur. Virtually indestructible, Excalibur was sheathed in a magical scabbard that prevented its holder from losing any blood, regardless of his wounds. The scabbard was twice stolen by [[Morgan le Fay (Earth-616)|Morgan Le Fay]]; the first time she stole it along with Excalibur and gave both to her lover Sir Accolon, but after Arthur defeated Accolon, Morgan again stole the scabbard and cast it into a lake.
+| HistoryText             = After the destruction of the legendary Sword in the Stone, the [[Niamh Chinn Oir (Earth-616)|Lady of the Lake]] gifted to [[Arthur Pendragon (Earth-616)|King Arthur]] Excalibur, which he used for many years to protect [[Camelot]] from the forces of evil. Excalibur was wielded in recent years by the [[Dane Whitman (Earth-616)|Black Knight]] against the forces of [[Necromon (Earth-616)|Necromon]] before returned to the resurrected Arthur. Virtually indestructible, Excalibur was sheathed in a magical scabbard that prevented its holder from losing any blood, regardless of his wounds. The scabbard was twice stolen by [[Morgan le Fay (Earth-616)|Morgan Le Fay]]; the first time she stole it along with Excalibur and gave both to her lover [[Accolon (Earth-616)|Sir Accolon]], but after Arthur defeated Accolon, Morgan again stole the scabbard and cast it into a lake.
-It is currently under the possession of Faiza Hussain, who calls herself Excalibur from its namesake.
+It is currently under the possession of [[Faiza Hussain (Earth-616)|Faiza Hussain]], who calls herself Excalibur from its namesake.
 | CurrentOwner            = [[Faiza Hussain (Earth-616)|Excalibur (Faiza Hussain)]]
-| PreviousOwners          = [[Arthur Pendragon (Earth-616)|King Arthur]],<br>[[Mortigan Goth (Earth-616)|Mortigan Goth]],<br>[[Brian Braddock (Earth-616)|Captain Britain (Brian Braddock)]],<br>[[Iron Man (Anthony "Tony" Stark)|Iron Man (Tony Stark)]]
+| PreviousOwners          = [[Arthur Pendragon (Earth-616)|King Arthur]],<br>[[Mortigan Goth (Earth-616)|Mortigan Goth]],<br>[[Brian Braddock (Earth-616)|Captain Britain (Brian Braddock)]],<br>[[Iron Man (Anthony "Tony" Stark)|Iron Man (Tony Stark)]],<br>[[Dane Whitman (Earth-616)|Black Knight (Dane Whitman)]],<br>[[Accolon (Earth-616)|Sir Accolon]]
 | Notes                   =  It was at one point suggested that the artifact known as the [[Sword of Might]] was, in fact, Excalibur. Other accounts seem to contradict this, however.