As long as Arthur has the scabbard he can't be killed.
Besides that Excalibur was the top of the line sword for his day and given him by the Lady of the lake herself, it's scabbard was way more valuable. As long as Arthur wore Excalibur's scabbard while he fought, he lost no blood from his wounds.
Morgan had stolen Excalibur and the scabbard when she plotted to have her lover Accolon fight Arthur to take over the throne. Arthur gets Excalibur back, but Mogan takes the scabbard and flings it into a lake--alas, not one inhabited by the Lady of the Lake, so it was lost forever. So he didn't have it in the battle of Camlann when he fought Mordred.
Because Accolon had the real Excalibur and even more importantly--the scabbard. Arthur had fakes and he did not realize it until the fight began and Accolon kept wounding the king and Arthur kept losing blood. Accolon felt there was no way he could lose with the magical protection of Excalibur and the scabbard. But Arthur was too good a fighter to begin with.
The island of Avalon, and Arthur's scabbard are considered supernatural. Arthur's scabbard for excalibur is supernatural because as long as he wears it, he cannot die of his wounds. The island of Avalon is supernatural because it is a hidden land that humans generally can not go to. The catching of King Arthurs sword.
The scabbard is only mentioned in a work sometimes known as the Post-Vulgate Merlin.It also of course appears in later works that use the Post-Vulgate Merlin such as El Baladro del sabio Merlin and Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur.None of these provide a name for the scabbard.
Yes, eventually. But Morgan threw its magical scabbard (that protected Arthur from losing blood from battle wounds) into a lake where it was lost forever.
Gareth goes to Camelot to become a knight but agrees to work first as a kitchen scullion. Gareth goes to Camelot to become a knight but agrees to work first as a kitchen scullion.
The Lady of the Lake gave it to him, when she reached up out of the lake by Avalon and gave it to him. Excalibur was not, in fact, the Sword in the Stone. Many people believe it is but, being realistic, Excalibur was a magic sword forged from the other world, and by Nimueh, the Lady of the Lake herself. She also gave him a scabbard that would prevent any blood loss that may come upon him whilst in battle. So, really they are two different swords, but people get them mixed up.
The scabbard is used to hold a sword or dagger.
Yes, in one of the legends Morgan Le Fay stole Excalibur when she captured Arthur and another knight named Accolon, who she was in love with. She forced Arthur and Accolon to fight each other without knowing their opponents identities. Morgan gave Accolon Excalibur and Arthur a regular sword. Accolon broke the sword, but the Lady of the Lake intervened, Arthur snatched up Excalibur, and struck Accolon a mortal blow on the head. It was only after that that Arthur removed his helmet and recognized his friend (not exactly the most rational group of knights in the world). After that, Morgan stole the magic scabbard to Excalibur, but Arthur never recovered that.
The scabbard and belt were used during medieval times. The scabbard holds the sword and the belt wraps around the wearer to hold the scabbard.