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Weapon

Skysunder

Created by DarkMontae

Skysunder, a foreboding axe shrouded in enigma, is a relic of immense power. Forged in the depths of a forgotten age, its dark, serrated blade gleams with an otherworldly radiance, promising both destruction and protection to those who wield it. Whispers tell of its ability to slay even the mightiest of draconic beasts, its edge slicing through scales and sinew with ease. The axe's origins remain cloaked in mystery, but it is said to have been lost long ago in the Bloodcurdling Woods, a dense and treacherous forest on the outskirts of Abyssisle. Those brave enough to venture into the woods in search of this legendary weapon must be prepared to face the perils that lurk within, for Skysunder's power is as alluring as it is perilous.

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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
DarkMontae
Connected worlds
1
Detail fields
8
Profile sections
0
Artwork images
1

Details

Type
axe
Rarity
legendary
Damage
2d12
Damage type
slashing
Range
5
Properties
heavy, two-handed
Weight
10
Price
5000

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