
Weapon
Frostwoven Xiphos
The Frostwoven Xiphos is a fearsome halberd, its obsidian blade lined with intricate runes that crackle with arcane energy. When the weapon is wielded in battle, the blade erupts in a shower of fiery cinders, searing through even the thickest armor with ease. To awaken the Xiphos' true power, the wielder must perform a ritual, chanting ancient incantations and channeling the elemental forces of the cosmos. It is said that this legendary weapon first appeared on the battlefield during the Cataclysmic Siege, where it turned the tide of the battle, cutting a swath through the enemy's ranks and leaving a trail of scorched earth in its wake.
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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
- VastDragon5016
- Connected worlds
- 1
- Detail fields
- 8
- Profile sections
- 0
- Artwork images
- 1
Details
- Type
- halberd
- Rarity
- legendary
- Damage
- 1d10 + 4
- Damage type
- fire
- Range
- 10
- Properties
- heavy, reach, two-handed, special
- Weight
- 12
- Price
- 5000
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