
Weapon
HræSvelgr
The bow of Hræsvelgr, his lifelong friend, is a captivating and intricate weapon of mythical origins. Its frame is a petrified serpent, curved and deadly, its scales blending seamlessly with the feathers of a golden eagle carved into the grip. The eagle's glowing eyes and outstretched wings act as the mechanical pulleys for the bowstring, which shimmers with a golden luminescence. Intricate Norse engravings adorn the weathered metal and bone, lending an air of ancient power to this professional game design asset. Set against the backdrop of a dark blacksmith forge in Asgard, the bow of Hræsvelgr embodies the rugged and mystical qualities of the Norse pantheon, a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of its creators.
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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
- Akajin
- Connected worlds
- 1
- Detail fields
- 8
- Profile sections
- 0
- Artwork images
- 1
Details
- Type
- longbow
- Rarity
- legendary
- Damage
- 1d10
- Damage type
- piercing
- Range
- 150
- Properties
- ammunition, loading, two-handed
- Weight
- 3.5
- Price
- 1500
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Worldbuilding Context
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