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Many legendary swords, such as Excalibur or Kusanagi No Tsurugi are described as being used by the same individual or even the same dynasty for their entire existence. How does this compare to the survivability and symbolic value of practical historic weaponry?	162	AskHistorians
Has there ever been a movement to unite Islam, Christianity and Judaism? If so, did any of its proponents draw a similarity between the Holy Trinity and the three branches of Abrahamism?	138	AskHistorians
[WP] Write a story set inside of reddit, where users are people, karma is currency, debates are bloody battles, and subreddits are small nation-states that form alliances and wage war.	67	WritingPrompts
[EU] After countless years of protecting humanity, the SCP Foundation has found its most earthshattering anomaly yet; a simple newsreel labeled "the grasshopper lies heavy"	65	WritingPrompts
[EU] The SCP Foundation catches wind of yet another anomaly for it to capture and study: A mysterious, supernatural serial killer only known as Kira	63	WritingPrompts
Humans finally discover alien life, but decide it is too dangerous to contact them and instead send in undercover troops and scout ships to observe them. The few aliens who do find out about this are labeled as paranoid conspiracy theorists. [WP]	61	WritingPrompts
[EU] Superman develops an intense addiction to Kryptonite, and ruins both of his two lives in pursuit of the green stuff.	48	WritingPrompts
The secession of the CSA was an action that must have taken an awful lot of planning and forethought. when did the concept of an independent south first arise, and when did it enter popular discourse? How well-known was it at the time of and leading up to secession?	36	AskHistorians
[WP] In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. His power is absolute until a small underground resistance begins producing bionic eyes in an attempt to overthrow him.	23	WritingPrompts
During the Turkish War Of Independence, Armenia sided against the TNM with the Ottomans, despite the Armenian Genocide being fresh in people's minds. Was this an "enemy of my enemy" situation, or was it something else? Did this cause any discontent amongst the Armenian combatants?	18	AskHistorians

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