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The Sword of the Clan ApBlanc<ref>[[The Sword of Clan ApBlanc (Article)]], [[Book of Secrets]] p. 170-171</ref> is an [[artifact]] given power by the [[murder]] of [[Morholt ApBlanc]] by his father [[Tristen ApBlanc]] in 1833 of the [[Forfarian Calendar]]. The Sword is missing a piece of its [[metal]], without which none of the Sword's powers will activate. Once whole, it acts as a [[claymore]] +2, with the following additional powers:
The Sword of the Clan ApBlanc<ref>[[The Sword of the Clan ApBlanc (Article)]], [[Book of Secrets]] p. 170-171</ref> is an [[artifact]] given power by the [[murder]] of [[Morholt ApBlanc]] by his father [[Tristen ApBlanc]] in 1833 of the [[Forfarian Calendar]]. The Sword is missing a piece of its [[metal]], without which none of the Sword's powers will activate. Once whole, it acts as a [[claymore]] +2, with the following additional powers:
*cast [[Cure Serious Wounds|cure serious wounds]] 1/day
*cast [[Cure Serious Wounds|cure serious wounds]] 1/day
*inspire allies as per a [[bard]], during which time the [[music]] of [[bagpipes]] play
*inspire allies as per a [[bard]], during which time the [[music]] of [[bagpipes]] play

Revision as of 12:05, 16 August 2020

The Sword of the Clan ApBlanc[1] is an artifact given power by the murder of Morholt ApBlanc by his father Tristen ApBlanc in 1833 of the Forfarian Calendar. The Sword is missing a piece of its metal, without which none of the Sword's powers will activate. Once whole, it acts as a claymore +2, with the following additional powers:

The Sword comes with significant hindrances:

  • the wielder flying into a berserk rage if facing 10 or more enemies
  • sword losing its powers for 1d10 days if used to slay a priest of any alignment
  • the wielder falling into a state of despondency for 1d4 hours following any retreat from combat

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