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Weapon

Ice Sickle

Created by Imposter

The Ice Sickle is a unique and captivating weapon, forged from the very essence of a cursed snowstorm that swept across the peaks of Dragon Mountain. Its blade, shimmering with an otherworldly chill, is crafted from solidified ice, a testament to the raw power of the elements. Yet, this blade is not merely a frozen shard; it is imbued with a fragile and fickle nature, for the blade must be handled with the utmost care and respect. When unsheathed, the Ice Sickle's blade begins to melt rapidly, its icy form dissolving into a transient and ephemeral state. The wielder must be mindful of the blade's delicate balance, quickly reforming the weapon's edge through a series of precise and deliberate movements. Failure to do so will result in the blade's complete dissolution, leaving the wielder vulnerable.

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

Details

Type
sickle
Rarity
rare
Damage
1d6
Damage type
cold
Range
5
Properties
light, special
Weight
2
Price
150

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