
Weapon
Tyranny'S Bite
The Tyranny's Bite is a sinister scythe, its jagged edge honed to a razor's sharpness. This weapon is no mere tool, but an instrument of suffering, designed to pierce even the sturdiest of armor and inflict agonizing wounds. Its curved blade, forged in the depths of a volcanic forge, carries an enchantment that causes the flesh of its victims to rot and fester, the corrosive energies seeping into the very bone. Those struck by Tyranny's Bite will find their movements slowed, their strength sapped, as the malevolent energies coursing through their body sap their vitality. This scythe is a cruel and merciless implement, a harbinger of pain and decay, wielded only by the most ruthless and unforgiving of warriors.
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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
- Acherus
- Connected worlds
- 1
- Detail fields
- 8
- Profile sections
- 0
- Artwork images
- 1
Details
- Type
- scythe
- Rarity
- very rare
- Damage
- 2d6
- Damage type
- slashing
- Range
- 10
- Properties
- heavy, two-handed, special
- Weight
- 6
- Price
- 1500
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