Weapon

Great Grade Sword Enma

Created by TheLostPrince

The Great Grade Sword Enma is a legendary katana hailing from the mysterious Wano Country. This masterpiece, forged by the renowned swordsmith Shimotsuki Kouzaburou, is one of the 21 Great Grade swords and possesses a remarkable ability. When wielded, Enma forces the user's Armour Piercing Haki (a form of arcane energy) to manifest beyond its normal limits, draining the user's reserves. Yet, if the wielder can tame this unruly blade, it has the potential to become a Supreme Grade weapon, its blade permanently blackened as a testament to its immense power. Those who dare to wield Enma must be skilled and resolute, for the sword's unforgiving nature demands unwavering focus and discipline from its master.

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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: TheLostPrince
Connected worlds: 1
Detail fields: 8
Profile sections: 0
Artwork images: 1

Details

Type: katana
Rarity: legendary
Damage: 1d10
Damage type: slashing
Range: 5
Properties: finesse, special, two-handed
Weight: 3
Price: 5000

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