"Ragnarok": A call for information!

Well it's fatal wound was dealt to a wild mage/possible half demon descended from Balfurous (I'm actually uncertain what he was after the procedures he had done to himself). The injuries to a dragoon and an elf (not two elves) were done by the blade before it was reforged, so even in its damaged state it would leave grievous wounds on mortals. The "retraining" as you put it was successful.

Father Lucien, I will only make this clear once for everyone as I do not wish to discuss it publicly anymore than I have to:

It will work against Balfurous now. I did not fail in that task. I will alleviate any further concerns in private.

To help anyone with Terezei's concern: I do not believe we are leaving, we are just focusing efforts in confirming Ragnarok's existence. We only found Bloodtide with help and simply going somewhere random would be unsafe. What Travance fails to notice of itself at times, is when it truly wants something, it gets it no matter what, even with all the floundering in between. That is why I chose it in the end.

If it exists, we'll figure it out. But, it is not the only thing we should be looking into (and it will not be. But I do not want to discuss everything publicly and you may send me a letter if truly interested)

To clarify what Kleidin said: I do not exactly travel the planes, only one mortal I know of has that trait 'easily' accessible to them. I simply skip through them temporarily.

Something else I noticed written here: It is meant to be wielded by mortals. The Count explained that is why we are having certain individuals wield it. It drives anyone with 'ancient' lineage mad eventually.

Wotcher,

Indeed, Mrs. Aldorson, what began as a small list has since grown to well over a dozen - today alone, I've had more notes delivered to the workshop with pledges of assistance than will fit in the letterbox! I'm honestly rather overwhelmed by the correspondence... this afternoon, we had to send Rocky out to collect fresh stationery supplies, and we've nearly exhausted those too!

To all those who have pledged their support: my most sincere thanks. You are truly kind-hearted and noble folks, and your dedication to exploration and discovery is worthy of the highest praise. I am honestly lost for words.

Miss Tz - this is not the first time you have seen fit to assist me with some form of research, and now as before, I am sincerely grateful for your insight. Your words here would indicate that you have some knowledge of the artifact we are hoping to find. Are you able to share your information with us? The tomes that document these items are badly organised and littered with untruths; if you are able to share the fruits of your research,I've no doubt that it would prove beneficial to the efforts of the town.