This object is first presented after a duel in which Pellinore is magically put to sleep to protect its owner.
This object is entrusted to a sorceress who produces a counterfeit and stages a duel between her lover and the owner of this object. A portion of it that heals wounds is thrown away as revenge for the death of Accolon. The name of this object may be related to a rainbow-producing possession of Fergus mac Roich named Caladbolg. As its owner dies, this object is ordered to be cast into a (*) lake three times, after which a hand reaches out from the waters to grasp it. This object is first presented after a duel in which Pellinore is magically put to sleep to protect its owner. After the Battle of Camlann, Bedivere returns this object to the Lady of the Lake. It is commonly agreed that this weapon is distinct from the sword in the stone. For 10 points, name this magic sword of King Arthur.
This object is entrusted to a sorceress who produces a counterfeit and stages a duel between her lover and the owner of this object.
Excalibur [or Caliburn; or the sheath of Excalibur; or Caladbolg before "Caladbolg" is read; do not accept "sword in the stone"] 