Swords & Sorcery: My Adventurer's Guide
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[Equipment] Silent Lady: This greatsword was once an unremarkable piece of scrap abandoned in a corner, yet by chance it became Renato's weapon. During his adventures, he used it to pierce monsters' carapaces, cleave mortal flesh, and even prevent the descent of an evil god. Now, reforged through Runesmith Balin's life's work and blessed with the divine power of the Legendary Mage "Pure White," this sword, its length suffused with a cold, matte-black sheen, constantly regenerates like a living creature and cannot be damaged. Etched into the center of its spine is a single straight, deep, unadorned rune-"Negation." [Enchantment effects] Negation Runes: The power of the runes forges the concept of "negation" into the sword's spine, allowing it to forcibly interrupt magical structures. When attacked, the target makes a spell saving throw. On a failure, one spell effect on the target is forcibly dispelled. Deals an additional 1d6 force damage. "Pure White's" blessing: What is lost shall reappear, for it never truly vanished. At dawn each day, provided the sword itself has not been completely destroyed or broken down by a spell such as Disintegrate, it automatically restores all durability and returns to perfect condition. In addition, if Renato holds this sword, when his hit points fall to 0 without him dying, the sword immediately restores 3d6 hit points to its wielder, at most once per day. Deals an additional 1d6 force damage. Magic weapon: This weapon is magical and can overcome damage resistances and immunities that require a magic weapon to penetrate. Wielding requirement: Strength 15 Rarity: Very rare
After releasing his grip, Rafada stepped back twice. The Legendary Mage, who had already entered the mythic realm, lowered his eyes to the Black Sword in Renato's hand, which had been bathed in white light.
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