Weapons and Quivers

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• Freezing Quiver

  Allows the wielder to fire frost arrows when equipped with a Bow.

• Blasting Quiver

  Allows the wielder to fire explosive arrows with a Bow.

• Shocking Quiver

  Allows the wielder to fire lightning arrows when equipped with a Bow.

• Blighted Quiver

  Allows the wielder to fire blighted arrows when equipped with a Bow.

• Rogue Messer

  A rogue's dagger should be forged as a rogue's life is lived - not too short, not too long, and ending swiftly.

• Unholy Hearth

  Not all fires bring warmth – some offer instead an everlasting cold.

• A Singular Purpose

  A well-crafted dagger is the great leveler - it slides equally into the bellies of drunks and backs of kings.

• Wind of Death

  This wickedly long blade is meant to end a fight before a foe has a chance to start one.

• False Truth

  A staff for those who feed on deception, who mimic their meals rather than confront them.

• Huro's Great Axe

  In the legend of Huro, he used his axe to fell an entire forest, as well as the minor god he angered in doing so.

• Shrike Tree

  The Balak Taw learn all the worst lessons from their winged brothers - such as how to impale an enemy.

• Cinder & Stone

  Studded with small, strange faces, it's said to be the burial tool for a long lost hill tribe.

• Stag of Embers

  A smoldering effigy of occult origins. Whomever holds it speaks for all the forests felled and silenced.

• Proud Lance

  A wedged jousting lance meant for splintering shields and the bones they protect.

• Cronus

  A cursed weapon reputed to hold its victims' souls eternally in the moment of their demise.

• Spherin

  The long-dead guardians of the Frozen Peaks carried these staffs - like all of winter held in a clenched fist.

• Scythe of Wretches

  Before the pestilence rotted their minds and limbs, the Nith used such scythes to harvest swampgrass roots.

• Assegai

  The men of Arvos use these spears both to keep enemies at bay and test the sinking sands' depth.

• Whetted Wedge

  Some swords seek out the tiniest of openings, while others carve their own.

• Spalled Axe

  The Dasha people of Marin eschew weapons, but their sturdy axes don't care how they're put to use.

• Tongue Splitter

  Designed by Royal Executioner Rochel himself, ideal for deaths delivered without hesitation nor mercy.

• Midnight Shredder

  Not all great axes are graceless, brutal weapons. But this one is.

• Midnight Blade

  The assassins of Myrfall are said to carry such blades, to make short work of those judged unworthy of living.

• Claymore

  A remnant of simpler times, when one knight faced another in an open field.

• Risen Blade

  A well-weighted scimitar of simple design commonly seen dangling from Risen belts.

• Tooth of the Ancient One

  The tooth of an unknown monstrosity. With any luck, its owner is no longer searching for it.

• Regal Cleft

  It's tradition for an apprenticing mainland knight to choose the stone to serve as his halberd's counterweight.

• Flame Becomes Us

  A strange assemblage of mystical totems, unified only by the dark will of its wielder.

• Weeping Earth

  A tree trunk forms a crude but effective mallet, used by those Risen raiders weighty enough to lift it.

• Reclaimer

  Some claim the Harvesters growl “timber” when they cleave a man in two, a vestige of their old selves buried beneath their madness.

• Sacrament's Sin

  Eight of these spears plunged into the 26th Governor of Sacrament at once, executing her for her crimes.

• Cerim's Skyrend

  Those who can no longer hear the Sayer over the howl of their own madness should be pitied. Pitied and feared.

• Shellguard Gauntlets

  One step above tying rocks to your fists - these gloves are meant to pulp and pulverize. Grace is for dancers.

• Evening Star

  No dawn follows the blow of an Evening Star.

• Falling Sky

  A stave made from a ring of rock that tumbled down from the heavens, its curve strangely perfect.

• Gnarled Staff

  The pitiful husk of a tree, once burned by lightning; now it harbors the power to burn grown men to ash.

• Blister

  It's said that if a shard of this jagged sword chips off, it will grow in its victim's body, turning their blood to iron.

• Gnarled Harpoon

  A rustic harpoon designed to bury itself in a whale's hide and not let go.

• Corpse Smeared Blade

  Previously wielded by a plagued monstrosity, no amount of scrubbing seems able to remove the stench.

• Nith Grovebinders

  Wood rots, cloth frays, stone crumbles, but fury smolders eternal.

• Nith Gate

  “One hitch to tie your garter, one weave to warm your bed. One stitch to hold the dark at bay, one knot to crack your head.” - nursery rhyme

• Nith Blade

  It reeks of the swamp's wretched bargain - a fast death by blade or a slow one by sickness.

• Butcher's Work

  One grieves for even the animals laid to rest with such a twisted blade.

• Balak Talon

  Lined with a hush of rare feathers, this bow seems to vanish when leaned against a tree.

• Answered Prayer

  It's said a betrayed archer spent years hunting down her former allies and impaling their skulls on her bow.

• Ripper

  A battle axe, well-worn but still sharp. It has cleaved many men and seen what lies within.

• Freiheit

  A weapon made famous from its use by freedom fighters during the Monksbane Wars.

• Crooked Key

  Some doors, once opened, can be hard to shut.

• Bandit's Cleaver

  A heavy iron axe carried often by bandits, and a testament to the fact that not all threats are hollow.

• Patience

  The woodland bow of a hunter so patient, moss eventually overgrew him, leaving only the bow behind.

• Governor's Dagger

  The governor's short sword serves as a promise - to keep his aspirations and his enemies in striking distance.

• Governor's Sword

  The governor's long sword serves as a reminder - to seek peace by any means necessary, including war.

• Malice

  Some weapons blur the line between instrument of war and instrument of torture.

• Demon's Key

  This sword's forked point serves no purpose other than brutality. But, at times, brutality is a purpose.

• Brothers Keepers

  "Which blade will stand watch while the other sleeps? Neither, my blades never rest." - old Kylesh proverb

• Twined Recurve Bow

  A bow of unconventional design that musters up considerable strength from its short draw.

• Pound of Cadavers

  The blood, bones, and flesh of fallen warriors woven into a grotesque amalgamation.

• Shattered Sun

  A design that saw great popularity in Phalen until its designer was caught in bed with the King's nephew.

• Harvester's Dread

  Before being twisted into Harvesters, many woodsmen would set camp for their families near the forest. Hence the oldest blood on their axes.

• Harvester's Bonesaw

  Pray that the screams of its victims drown out the wet grinding crunch of its progress.

• Cleric's Mace

  A tool of "re-education" often used by the more enthusiastic of Caylen's devotees.

• Claw of the Crescent Moon

  When a body is discovered at daybreak with three deep rents down its back, authorities know to leave well enough alone.

• Endless Winter

  The cold shatters all things – the spirits of men and their bones as well.

• Sunbeam

  The raiders of Darshem only attack at noon, holding these swords aloft to blind enemies with their shine.

• Tarnished Wand

  In the Phalen religion, magic is blasphemy, so the church’s more mystical adherents simply practice “acts of faith.”

• Mayhem

  The brutal, massive blade of an executioner who has lost their purpose but not their calling.

• The Last Word

  Only once the silence is complete - one crushing blow at a time - will the Cerim's task be fulfilled.

• Moon Shard

  It's not your reflection you see in its cracked visage, it's a small sliver of yourself lost forever.

• Moonshaft

  Shaped in a "cold stone forge," they're said to strike faster beneath the glow of the moon.

• Wooden Sword

  A training sword for a squire - used in combat only by the overconfident, the deranged, or those in dire straits.

• Woodland Protector

  Made from the antlers of a whole herd of deer, it brings luck only to those who hunt for food, not sport.

• Paddle

  A massive paddle.

• Singing Peal

  Once a year, a troupe of Havenport bards use this hammer for music. The other 364 days its use is violence.

• Deadfang

  Late at night, when the world is quiet and still, you can faintly hear it pleading for its next meal.

• Chipped Daggers

  It's a cruel irony that the more a dagger decays, the more viciously it tears into flesh.

• Brutal Maul

  It splits stone and skulls alike - a mountain of purpose focused on a single point.

• Cursed Crone

  Some say witches still lurk in Sacra's dark corners, crafting tools out of wood, mold, and unlucky creatures.

• Needle Spear

  A common spear, simple but effective, often carried by the Sworn Guards of Sacrament.

• Scimitar

  Upon joining the Sailor's Guild, one is issued a compass, an Ashen Sea map, and a scimitar. All will be used.

• Crystal Fist

  A diamond is harder than bone, and it’s happy to prove it.

• Bud of the Everlasting Tree

  A strange growth cut from a holy tree - it continues to grow with each swing, as if fed by blood.

• Buried Shamshir

  The ancient method of its forging saw it buried in sand for forty nights. Modern blacksmiths eschew this step.

• Siren Queen's Horn

  A blade forged from the severed horn of a Siren Queen, a creature rarely seen and almost never survived.

• Siren's Call

  When strung, it hums just above hearing. Some archers report strange dreams and uncanny aim.

• Lacquered Bow

  The Archers of Halheim say a bow must be held as if it were the nape of an animal's neck. Tender, and gentle - but ready to send a message at any moment.

• Soul Thresher

  "Easy to separate a head from a neck, far harder to separate a soul from a body." - Thorn executioner axiom

• Ash Soothed Daggers

  Ashes from the forge are rubbed into their surface, dulling their shine but sharpening their point.

• Broken Forge

  It's tradition to use the remnants of an exhausted forge to make one final, monstrous hammer.

• Summer's Sting

  The knights of Elgarth test their blade's edge by counting the stalks of wheat they can fell in a single swing.

• Sun's Scorn

  Some say the sun is fueled by fire. Others insist it’s rage.

• Pig Sticker

  A blacksmith's wife caught her husband cheating and used one to skewer him toe to crown. The name stuck.

• Scorched Broadblade

  A great slab of a sword etched with the stories of an unknown, long dead people.

• Molten Clutch

  The embers should burn its branches. The branches should crush the embers. Magic abhors reason.

• Nail-Laden Club

  A weapon for those in desperate times. Swing first, swing hard, and hope for the best.

• Hunter's Axe

  A simple axe carried by hunters to make a fast shelter or a faster kill.

• Hunter's Knife

  A simple, versatile knife preferred by hunters. If there is a job to be done, it will do it.

• Jade-Spined Axe

  "May the grass grow over your bones" - a blessing and a curse uttered by the tribesmen bearing this axe.

• Royal Hewn Axe

  The jagged edges of this axe are a particular cruelty, and a reminder of the cost of crossing Phalen.

• Coral Piercer

  A spear of Kylesh design, where emeralds litter the island shoals like iridescent boulders.

• Amberhusk

  As the rank mass dribbles away, so too does the wand’s potency, leaving only the stain of sweetness.

• Sanglier

  What magic simmered in the head of a plagued boar? And what sick soul saw fit to craft with it?

• Reaching Nail

  The Morgana "Mud Men" Uprising saw much use of these wicked spikes of iron, pin-cushioning Atlan knights.

• Climber's Pick

  They can be seen dotting the Frozen Peaks, memorials to those who gave their life to the climb.

• Honed Frenzy

  A sword from the isle of Thorn - you can still smell the saltwater in its hilt.

• Caretaker's Ruined Staff

  A Dasha Caretaker's staff, only grown putrid and diseased. Lulling voices can almost be heard wafting from it.

• Short Bow

  A short ranged bow for novice archers or those wishing to remain discrete.

• Short Bardiche

  It's considered a sign of respect from the Riders of Langold if they face you with the longer of twin axe faces.

• Icebreaker

  Used in winter to shear off great blocks of ice, it finds other uses year round.

• Coiled Dawn

  A sword that strikes swift as a viper, the air hissing as it's riven.

• Sieger

  Stamped with the seal of the great smith Tomlin the Third, its blade will cut a falling feather in two.

• Broken Fang

  A shattered axe, having long since left pieces of itself buried in skulls and rib cages, but still deadly.

• Divine Scimitar

  A weapon once radiant with holy purpose now worn down to a fine sinew of steel.

• Lord of the Muck

  All wands are unholy, but those made from human remains dally with the most wretched of forces.

• Festering Earth

  A long buried blade, chewed away by the elements, dragged out of its grave for one final campaign.

• Rune-Stricken Wand

  Put your ear to this wand, and you’ll hear dark whispers. Put your eye to it, and you’ll never see again.

• Simple Torch

  Held in left hand, brightens dark areas. Time-limited usage, loses durability over time while equipped.

• Yew Longbow

  Strong yet lissome, some say a yew bow won’t fire unless the shot feeds a stomach or ends a monster.

• Bleeder's Delight

  Daggers designed for rapid, deep punctures to desanguinate with ease.

• Woven Wraps

  Simple cloth wraps for those who trust that their fists are plenty hard enough.

• Entwined Root

  The more gnarled the tree, the more magic one might find entangled in its roots.

• Rostock

  An unsually supple hammer said to originate from the blind Stone Tappers of The Seethe.

• Sinner's Crown

  For some, atonement is eternal. Shackles cast off, cell opened, but punishment carried with them always.

• Tucked Falcon

  A falcon relies not on subterfuge not guile, but speed alone. This blade is no different.

• Emerald Talons

  Not all craftsmen work the loom or potter’s wheel. The Balak Taw know - violence too is an art.

• Filleter

  A fisherman's blade, it severs cleanly and without fuss.

• Festering Cleft

  A sickly stone affixed to a shaft. Perhaps it will shatter tomorrow. Perhaps never.

• Fetid Club

  As one counts the years ringed on a tree trunk, one can count the lives smeared on this massive staff.

• Pale Ash

  A bow of eerie white that never seems to dirty - mud and blood alike slide off it like water.

• Brutish Cudgel

  It's an ongoing debate as to whether giants ever roamed the land. Clubs such as these keep the question open.

• Dried Hive

  A dried out hive of spores, tainting the air with each swing, fungi happy to take root inside a foe's lungs.

• Fungus Strung Bow

  Arrows loosed from it always seem to grow something where they land.

• Petaled Spear

  Its fluted tip is as pleasing to the eye as it is damaging to any tissue it penetrates.

• Azure Blade

  Imperfections in steel traditionally lead to weakness, but this sword's blend of twin metals imparts strength.

• Cerulean Blade

  The "eye" affixed to its cross guard is more than decorative - it's a counterbalance for precise strikes.

• Gossamer Gauntlets

  With steel spun fine as a spider’s thread, these blades rip wounds as gaping as a bear's bite.

• Fused Coronet

  All wands are hungry. It’s up to its wielder to determine for what.

• Blood-Rusted Sword

  Rusted by blood and weary from death, this sword carries out its duty with grim purpose.

• Jackknife

  "A knife is like a poor secret, whispered deep and often." - old proverb

• Hope Shorn

  The scythe of The Reapers - a sadistic death cult - this unholy weapon whispers a dark thirst.

• Cursed Unguis

  Long ago a forgotten warrior made a dark bargain, trading flesh for power. This is all that remains.

• Talwar

  The weapon of choice for knights of the now-disgraced House of Mar'quat.

• Unarmed

  You were born with two fists - might as well put them to use.

• Pinwheel Staff

  A staff made from a wagon wheel and a fetid urn. There are no limits to man's ingenuity.

• Shroudcleaver

  In your hands it feels light as a feather, sunk into your foe’s skull it feels heavy as the hereafter.

• Tortured Blade

  A decayed and pitted sword, blackened by the dark deeds of former masters.

• Boarskin Reaper

  There is no piece of nature's bounty and grace that the Boarskin can't defile.

• Boarskin Tusk

  Favored by the Boarskin clan, this rugged axe features a jagged edge mimicking the ferocity of a wild boar's tusks.

• Serrated Cutter

  A grisly polearm carried often by Havenport guards - Governor Grafston's idea of "justice with teeth."

• Blacksmith’s Folly

  Its few surviving victims argue over what’s worse – the going in or the pulling back out.

• Ironstud Interrogators

  The Knights of Tanth popularized this design for both open combat and backroom “questioning”. Answers tend to dislodge as fast as teeth.

• Spliced Hammer

  Originally designed for shattering unruly stones, it seems to take greater pleasure doing the same to skulls.

• Rusty Khopesh

  The Grifkin goat men model these blades after ram horns - ideal for swift disembowelings.

• Gilded Twibill

  "Paint your axe gold, so that your enemies may mistake the shine in their skull for heaven." - old proverb

• Twinkling Short Bow

  A short bow polished to a mirror sheen - for archers swift enough that they don't care about being spotted.

• All Is Known

  Everything has a price. Even knowledge. Especially knowledge.

• Etched Yatagan

  Legend says if you carve the name of your enemy into its hilt, it will only shatter upon their demise.

• Reibach's Claws

  It cuts as clean as a surgeon’s scalpel, only its patients rarely recover.

• Hoar Frost Sickle

  On the Isle of Kull, wheat is ice-shorn with these mystic wands – threshed and frozen for winter in a single swing.

• Falstead's Fury

  This towering blade seems heavy with memory - battles won and lost and never fought.

• Ogre's Club

  It is like the life of man: nasty, brutish, and short.

• Gnarled Saw

  If its first swing doesn't sever a limb, a few back and forth motions will do the trick.

• Grimacing Stone

  It is unknown if the stone was chiseled into the face of a man, or if a man's skull was transformed into stone.

• Spirit Edge

  All of the forest's fury sealed within a blade of pure light. Glowing wisps drift from its surface like willow branches.

• Grasping Magus Wand

  The Born God has many hands – see what damage just one can do.

• Sinew

  A rapier of such surgical precision that some claim they can feel a slight tug of it pulling toward a foe's heart.

• The Dawn Never Comes

  Cerim texts contain no reference to a life after the Pestilence is gone.