Weapon
A Regular Stick
A Regular Stick is a seemingly ordinary wooden staff, yet it conceals remarkable power. Though it may appear unassuming, this humble implement is imbued with the arcane energies of the mystical realm. With a mere twitch of the wielder's hand, the Stick can shatter into splinters, only to be instantly restored, ready to be used once more. This endless cycle of destruction and renewal serves as a testament to the notion that true power lies not in ostentatious displays, but in the simplicity of form and function. In the hands of a skilled practitioner, A Regular Stick becomes a symbol of restraint and discipline, a reminder that sometimes, less is indeed more.
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What this public profile contains
This view-only profile includes a creator-written description; 8 labeled detail fields; 1 artwork image supplied by the creator.
- Creation type
- Weapon
- Shared by
- JJSUPERSPEED
- Connected worlds
- 1
- Detail fields
- 8
- Profile sections
- 0
- Artwork images
- 1
Details
- Type
- simple melee weapon
- Rarity
- common
- Damage
- 1d4
- Damage type
- bludgeoning
- Range
- 5
- Properties
- light, special
- Weight
- 1
- Price
- 0.1
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Worldbuilding Context
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