World Of Dragon's End
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This elegant wooden longbow features an exquisite elven craftsmanship that speaks to centuries of tradition and skill. The bowstring shimmers with a soft silver glow, pulsing gently with latent magical energy even when at rest. When an arrow is fired from this bow and strikes its target, it unleashes a burst of lightning that courses through the wound, dealing an additional 3d4 lightning damage beyond the arrow's normal impact. Upon a successful hit, the very air around the target becomes turbulent and chaotic, with heavy rain suddenly manifesting in a 50-foot radius centered on the struck creature. This magical downpour creates treacherous conditions, reducing visibility significantly and making the ground slick and difficult to traverse. The rain persists for several minutes before gradually subsiding, leaving behind the lingering scent of ozone and wet earth. Stormbow was meticulously crafted by elven artisans and given as a cherished gift to Emory by the young elf Fraendulin, making it as much a symbol of their bond as it is a formidable tool of combat. The bow requires no special attunement but seems to respond most readily to those of pure intent and noble heart.
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This imposing ironwood cudgel bears the unmistakable marks of a weapon that has seen considerable use in the hands of a capable warrior. Its shaft is long and straight, crafted from dense ironwood that has darkened to a deep mahogany hue, while the striking end swells considerably thicker than the handle to deliver devastating blows. Several bronze bands encircle the weapon at regular intervals, both reinforcing the wood and serving as a testament to its craftsmanship. After a decade of continuous use in righteous combat, the weapon has become suffused with the unwavering intent of its wielder, transforming it into a truly magical artifact. The cudgel grants a +4 bonus to attack rolls made with it, and any damage dealt by Blooded Authority is increased by +4. Those who wield this weapon report feeling an almost supernatural confidence in their strikes, as though the weapon itself guides their blows toward their mark. The bronze bands seem to glow faintly when the weapon is swung with conviction, resonating with the power accumulated through years of decisive action. Blooded Authority is a formidable instrument of authority, favored by those who enforce their will through strength and determination.
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This exquisite steel longsword features a handle wrapped in supple dark red leather, while its crossguards and pommel are adorned with intricate gold filigree that catches the light with every movement. The blade itself maintains an impossibly sharp edge without requiring any maintenance or honing, a property its wielders rarely consciously notice until they observe the weapon's perpetual readiness. Beyond inflicting standard weapon damage, Everbleed inflicts an additional 1d4 points of bleeding damage on each successful hit, with the wound continuing to seep crimson for five consecutive turns. The bleeding effect stacks with each strike, making this blade particularly devastating against enemies who cannot easily staunch their wounds. This legendary weapon once belonged to Baron Guilford, a formidable Monster Hunter for the King, whose depravations came to an end at the Crossroads Leavetaking. There, the Baron was defeated in combat by the heroes Emory and Fraendulin, who claimed his prized blade as spoils of their victory. The sword's history is etched into its very steel, and those who wield it often report sensing the weight of the Baron's ambitions. Everbleed remains a treasured artifact, sought after by warriors who appreciate both its martial excellence and the prestige of owning such a storied weapon.
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