Thread by @Sharessan

I WAS UP LATE

AND I MADE THINGS

I'm making more thingsss

17 @tsujigo The Selunblades were silvered hookswords engraved with images of praying elves. At night, they swung like a compass towards undead. Their holy light weakened undead as well, making necromancers think twice before attacking the monastery.

18 @doctorDRM_art "Severity" was an ironically-named shinai. Commissioned by a nobleman in the hopes that his darling daughter would never be harmed while practicing swordcraft.

The result was a sturdy bamboo sword that made the wielder nigh indestructible...

19 @SkinnyTrips No one knows how the Flying Heart *became* enchanted, as it began as an improvised flail. When the harvest of 1408 was threatened by mercenaries lighting fires, a farmer tied an ebonradish to a broomhandle and chased them off.

It shakes the earth on impact.

20 @mark_dunford01 "Old Stainless" was an glimmering bronze shield, engraved with waves and studded with white zircon gems. It could defy buoyancy and glide across rivers, lakes and seawater--often with a rider atop it. It could be directed by the wielders feet as well as hands.

21 @dr5bludgeoning "Skullknock" was a cursed war pick made of several bare bones fused together. Creatures slain by the pick would rise as durable and relentless zombie thralls.. but are not relentlessly loyal. The Skullknock has gone through many hands. It IS many hands.

22 @Animuncula The Gossammerapier (Pierre for short) was no longer than a human's pinky finger, and made of a shimmering, iridescent material that only the fey understand. It could dazzle enemies, cloak the user, and cast illusions.

And change size.

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