Iconic Magic Items...

[Gar0351]

I grew up cutting my RPG teeth on AD&D. One of the iconic weapons from those days was the sword Blackrazor from White Plume Mountain. And there were plenty more...Wave is one I remember also.
Have these legendary magic items carried over to Pathfinder in some form or fashion? If so, where would they be stat-ed out?

[LazarX]

Gar0351 wrote:

I grew up cutting my RPG teeth on AD&D. One of the iconic weapons from those days was the sword Blackrazor from White Plume Mountain. And there were plenty more...Wave is one I remember also.

Have these legendary magic items carried over to Pathfinder in some form or fashion? If so, where would they be stat-ed out?

Closed Intellectual Property. Although I'd have to say that the Holy Avenger certainly counts, as well as the cursed Berserking sword.

[Gar0351]

I wondered the same thing but reviewing one of the supplement books for Pathfinder, Artifacts and Legends, it has all sorts of items from AD&D. For example, Axe of the Dwarvish Lords.

[kestral287]

Some D&D stuff is open content, some isn't.

You could certainly stat Blackrazor and Wave up yourself. But you can't make money off of them-- so Pazio can't print them.

[Scythia]

The most iconic magic item in all of D&D would have to be:
+1 Longsword.

That thing had appeared in more published adventures than anything else I know of, across multiple settings and editions.