Sword Maker

Sword Maker, written by Robert Barr, is set in a struggling Frankfort where economic hardships and weak leadership plague the city. The story follows a guild of the country's best sword-makers who seek solutions to their dire situation. When a mysterious instructor in swordsmanship arrives, he offers to help the guild turn their fortunes around despite lacking a license to carry a sword. This tale explores themes of innovation and resilience in the face of adversity.