
Weapon
Lions Tooth
This formidable blade is carved from the fang of a prehistoric apex predator, its ivory surface bearing the weight of countless millennia. The tooth has been masterfully fashioned into a wickedly sharp edge, with the natural curve of the fang providing an elegant and deadly arc. Ancient runes are etched along its length, glowing faintly with an otherworldly amber light that intensifies when blood is spilled. The grip is wrapped in supple leather from some long-extinct beast, providing exceptional balance and control in combat. Wielders report a primal connection to the weapon, as if the spirit of the great lion still resides within its crystalline structure. When wielded with intent, the blade seems to hunger for conflict, and strikes landed with it carry an almost supernatural ferocity. Those who carry this weapon often find themselves emboldened, standing taller and braver in the face of adversity.
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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
- dillpickle20071
- Connected worlds
- 0
- Detail fields
- 8
- Profile sections
- 0
- Artwork images
- 1
Details
- Type
- melee weapon
- Rarity
- very rare
- Damage
- 1d10
- Damage type
- slashing
- Range
- 5
- Properties
- light, special
- Weight
- 2
- Price
- 1500
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