Earnest ReprisalEarnest ReprisalUnique Staff Earnest Artelli lost his voice permanently due to a terrible fever during his tenure as Prelate of the Order of Mortalitasi in 7:45 Storm. This forced Artelli to find other ways to communicate with his fellow death mages, including writing on a small slate, hand gestures, and most frequently, angrily shaking his staff at subordinates who failed to attend to his instructions quickly enough. This last had the unintended consequence of occasionally setting fires in the vicinity; more than one acolyte fled the irritated prelate's offices with charred robes. By 7:47, every Mortalitasi in Nevarra knew to watch the prelate's staff for signs of Earnest's imminent reprisal. Requires: Level 18
Demon's AdvocateDemon's AdvocateUnique Maul According to an old Avvar legend, a thane once had two daughters, both great warriors, who argued constantly about everything. If one thought it might rain, the other expected drought. Did the mountains rise up, or the sky slope down? Their debates were ceaseless and more often than not ended in blows.
At last, to have a moment's peace in the hold, the thane sent both daughters out to hunt a wyvern that stalked the mountainside, saying that they must not return until they agreed the beast was dead. So the daughters took up a great hammer and a two-handed blade and went into the deep forest to seek the beast's death.
So long did they wander, arguing about the color of the leaves and angles of the ground, that they forgot what they sought and whence they'd come. Their squabbling drove the wyvern away quite by accident, but the two went on hunting they knew not what, for they could not agree to stop.
They wander still, so the Avvar say. Though they found the daughter's great hammer and blade, no sign of the warriors themselves was ever discovered, save an occasional echo of dispute heard far off in the mountains. Requires: Level 20
Damage: 304-316 +32% Attack +19 Constitution On kill: target explodes for 100% weapon damage
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The Fowl Wind
The Fowl WindThe Fowl WindUnique Bow Ser Leonidas Pontival of Nordbotten, famed archer of the Anderfels and rumored to be one of the king's assassins, loved one thing and one thing only: ducks. Everything he owned was emblazoned with their image, from his armor to his underthings. The gardens on his estate held over forty duck ponds; entire migrations of mallards and teals would divert course hundreds of leagues to feed on his grounds.
The day he died, the massive flocks all took off from the grounds in a single movement, creating a great blizzard of shed feathers. When the down settled, no trace of the knight's estate remained save the smell. Requires: Level 18
Damage: 162-168 +32 Damage vs. Living +24 Cunning +36% Heal on Kill
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Misfortune's Bite
Misfortune's BiteMisfortune's BiteUnique Axe Ancient, yet still so sharp it could slice through a silk handkerchief tossed lightly upon its blade. Crafted by an Alamarri smith whose name is lost to time, the axe was wielded by dozens of men and women, all who met their downfall while in possession of it. Ulstor "Wolfhand" tripped on an exposed tree root and sliced his own throat. Lady Megana of Amaranthine slept with it under her blankets and rolled upon it in the night, gutting herself. Ser Phillipe d'Andelle nicked a thumb while testing its sharpness; thinking the injury inconsequential, he put it out of his mind, at least until the wound festered into a fatal poisoning of the blood. Bann Gilroy of West Hill raised it above his head at the climax of a speech to rally his men and was struck by a bolt of lightning out of a clear sky. Comtesse Simone of Savrenne believed she could circumvent ill luck by displaying the axe. It fell off its honored place above her mantel one night, cleaving her skull in two. Most now believe the weapon cursed; only the foolhardy dare dismiss the countless deaths and maimings as "mere accidents." Requires: Level 18
Aurora's FreedomAurora's FreedomUnique Dagger Aurora was a woman of Alamarri descent who lived in Minrathous at the height of the Imperium glory. She was born into slavery and bought by a powerful mage who became enchanted with her beauty and intelligence. The two eventually fell in love; the mage promised to free Aurora and marry her once he had earned a seat on the Magisterium. Aurora waited years for her mage, bowing to his every whim, but when he finally attained his coveted position, he broke his promise to Aurora and married a fellow altus magister. Aurora was given to the mage's bride as a gift, required to serve as her handmaid at the wedding. Heartbroken, Aurora resolved to take her life that night. The head of the mage's personal guard had watched their story unfold; her sympathies lay with Aurora, not the master she served. She convinced Aurora that it was the cruel, deceitful mage who deserved death and gave her a dagger that had been enchanted to addle the mind, making spellcasting impossible. Aurora killed the mage and his new wife as they slept, taking her revenge and her freedom in one night. Requires: Level 18
Damage: 144-149 +8 Dexterity +7% Flanking Damage Bonus +12% Stagger on Hit On Hit: Gain 3 Guard
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Path to Glory
Path to GloryPath to GloryUnique Shield This shield bears the marks of the great smiths of Halamshiral, from the second and last elven kingdom. The gentle curves and knots in its design were made to evoke the beauty of nature, of leaves and petals. Inscribed on the shield's inner lip is the elven phrase "Suledin ghilana hanin." However, close inspection reveals inexpertly made scratches on the word "Suledin," proving that the phrase originally read "Sulevin ghilana hanin." Requires: Level 18
Armor: 33 +30% Front Defense +81 Maximum Health 10% chance to inflict Chain Lightning damage at 75% weapon power
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