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Arthas starting out as a level 55 death knight and then gradually replacing his low-level Frostmourne with something better. How then, could it work out with our player character death knights. Shouldn’t they have their own sword for life too. Obviously though, working this out with the game’s character progression would be difficult. You can’t give an epic sword to a new character, nor can you keep an experienced character stuck with a non-upgradable, outdated weapon. There are many suggestions as to how to keep one blade throughout the character’s life. Have a look at the original poster’s favorite suggestion after the jump: Death Knight loots weapons as normal. Upon looting the weapon, the Death Knight has some ability to “”DE”" [or disenchant] the weapon, granting them an essence of sorts that they then apply to their runeblade. Runes should probably still only work on the runeblade itself, preventing the DK from using the other weapons without first DEing and applying them to his own Runeblade. Essentially, the loot game and itemization is still in place, but the Death Knight is able to maintain a consistent runeblade. They simply absorb the powers of other weapons into their own blade. Each time the absorbing happens, the runeblade is ‘wiped clean’, just like gems… wow gold the new stats would replace the old stats, they don’t add to them. IE, you loot Lionheart Blade, DE Lionheart Blade, apply Lionheart Blade Essence to your Runeblade, your Runeblade maintains the looks you chose at the beginning of the game, but now has the stats of Lionheart Blade. Unfortunately, though, it looks like Blizzard doesn’t have any plans to let death knights form such a relationship with one blade over their entire career (though perhaps they only read the post before that favorite suggestion was edited in).