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Weapon

Culled Great Sword Of Terror

Created by Gracie Asword

The Culled Great Sword of Terror is a formidable weapon with a storied history. Forged by the skilled hands of Ubrik's most renowned blacksmiths, this sword was once wielded by Harry the Stylist, a notorious executioner known for his efficiency and unwavering resolve. The blade has tasted the blood of countless prisoners, its edge honed to perfection through the countless beheadings it has carried out. Despite its grim past, the Culled Great Sword of Terror remains a testament to the skill of its creators. The blade is forged from a rare and durable alloy, capable of withstanding the rigors of combat and the passage of time. Its crossguard and pommel are adorned with intricate engravings, depicting scenes of grim justice and the relentless pursuit of duty.

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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
Gracie Asword
Connected worlds
1
Detail fields
8
Profile sections
0
Artwork images
1

Details

Type
greatsword
Rarity
legendary
Damage
2d6
Damage type
slashing
Range
5
Properties
heavy, two-handed
Weight
10
Price
2500

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