Steelsinger

Steelsinger is an enchanted falchion sword, it is the ancestral family blade of House Songsteel. It was wielded by the head of the house from generation to generation. During the Echoes Crisis it was wielded by Roland Songsteel.

Appearance
Steelsinger features a light yet long blade that curved towards the point. The hilt is wrapped in blue leather and the handguard curves downwards to protect the front of the wielder's hand. When the enchantment is active a light frost forms along the length of the blade.

Pre-Campaign
Steelsinger was forged and enchanted when House Songsteel gained fame and their noble status during a war in the Frostweald south of Kymal. Enchanted with a frost enchantment meant to emulate the cold of the Frostweald, Steelsinger became a symbol of House Songsteel. Before the Echoes Crisis the blade's last wielder was Clara Songsteel but Steelsinger was seized along with all her possessions following her arrest for Myriad involvement.

Council of Echoes
Steelsinger was an item due to be sold at the Maiden's Wish auction in Kymal but was stolen by Roland Songsteel and Lydia Starguard prior to the auction. In its place they left a magically enchanted sculpture in the shape of a middle finger within the display case, this sculpture was then purchased and kept by Felix Bishop. Roland then used the weapon throughout the Echoes Crisis, proving to be extremely competent with it. He helped Hindsight defeat Ropers in the Emon sewers using the weapon's frost enchantment to freeze and shatter the creatures' tentacles.

Roland later wielded Steelsinger on the Night of Oblivion but was wounded by a Goristro demon during the fighting.

Rise of Songsteel Trading Company
Following his injury Roland carried on wielding Steelsinger for a further six years before the wound from the Goristro forced him to walk with a cane. He then passed the blade to his twin sister, Rosalind Songsteel, as she was better equipped to wield it effectively and she had become the unofficial head of the family. Rosalind then continued to use the blade during her campaign against the Tal'Dorei branch of the Myriad.

When Clara Songsteel returned to attempt to seize control of the Company from her children she successfully disarmed Rosalind in a duel and retook possession of Steelsinger. However, this didn't last long as when she attempted to sway her young granddaughter, Zinnia, to her side, Clara was disarmed of Steelsinger by Lydia Starguard. Lydia then used the blade to brutally and bloodily gut the Songsteel matriarch, ending Clara's life at the tip of her own blade.

A New Generation
In 840 P.D. Rosalind gave up possession of the weapon, handing it over to her niece, Zinnia Starguard, now that the young woman had come of age. Zinnia took the weapon with her when she left to oversee progress on the Grey Valley Project in 841 P.D.