| 30 Aug 2003 |  Joshua R. Pinkas | I like this design a lot, the etching on the blade looks nice too. However, what exactly is the thing on the pummle (pommle?) the bottom part? is it a spike or like some string or what. i think that parts needs to be more clear, but otherwise i like this sword a lot   Andy Godbehere replies: "The thing attatched to the pummel is just a ribbon, laid out (and twisted?) as if the sword were on a table or something. So yeah, just a string or something." | |
| 5 Dec 2003 |  Ruth 'Annoyed Rabbit' Caswell | o.O you do know that amaranth is a type of grain/ decorative flower, don't you...? a nifty sword, but i'd suggest changing the name slightly... ^_~  Andy Godbehere replies: "That is very helpful but it is also a flower from greek myth that never fades or loses it's color. The name Amaranth to me symbolizes a sort of enduring beauty, and the sword's weilder Deranth might be known as a little enduring I'd think." | |
| 16 Jan 2008 | Rastadudette | Ha u tell em dawg its obviously a ribbon and its your creation you can call it what you want, its the mutts nutts like! | |
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