So to me it seems like that's the inspiration chain. According to Wikipedia, the Elric chronicles deliberately played with and reversed some of the tropes from Tolkien Lord of the Rings had come out in the early 1950s. Or maybe there was a general revival in the genre and fantasy swords were the cool thing. Of course, Moorcock himself could have been influenced by the Ebony Blade his books started coming out in the early 1960s, so he could have seen the Ebony Blade in the late 1950s. So the specific inspiration he cites is Stormbringer, the sentient vampire sword from the Elric Chronicles by Michael Moorcock. We need your help to maintain a safe and spoiler-free community! Related Subreddits You add spoiler markup to comments like this:Ĥ) Report posts and comments which don't adhere to these rules, please report them immediately. Spoiler markup will not work when included in the title.ģ) Use spoiler markup for any comments you make that are not within the scope of the thread. For a more thorough explanation on how to tag submissions, see our guide here.Ģ) Do not include any spoilers or plot points in your post titles. What is the Cosmere?ġ) Flair all posts to indicate what spoilers are expected in the post and comments. Please be familiar with our rules, here, before interacting in our community.
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