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Daniel_M 10-03-2003 11:41 AM

Well then...heres a item I've created from my warped mind, home most of like it :D

Hackmaster +12
At first glance, this oversized Two-Handed sword appears to be crudely made. It almost appears that the sword had been squashed by a heavy fast moving object, and its edges are quite ragged. Upon closer examination, it turns out the the blade is actually the HackMaster, the "brother" sword of Lilarcor. The blade is incredibly sharp, surpassing the edges of all other enchanted swords. The amazing edge of this weapon does have its drawbacks however. Since it has no hilt, there is nothing to protect the bearers hands from occasional slips. For this reason, the wielder is always below his maximum possible health due to the numerous accidental cuts and nicks the blade inflicts. It is because of this sharpness that the HackMaster is hard to wield in battle, since the bearer must avoid being hit with his own sword as well as by the enemy. There is also the chance that a very unlucky bearer may inflict a killing blow upon himself, a truly unfortunate feature of this blade. This sharpness of the sword is therefore a blessing and a curse and few keep the HackMaster for long, and are disappointed at the price it fetches. It would be hung in a museum somewhere if it weren't for the fact that it slices clean through most mountings. No one knows where it came from, although some say that it was a man named Daniel, a Knight of the Dinner Table, who first bore this fabulous, if painful, weapon. Some say that he parted with his beloved sword only after losing so many fingers to it that he could no longer hold it. From there it has apparently slashed its way through dozens of other owners to find its way to your scabbed hands.

STATISTICS:

Equipped Abilities:
-2 to Dexterity (due to trying to avoid being cut by your own blade)
-15 HP while equipped (from the cuts and scratches incurred while handling the blade)

Combat Abilities:
5% of a Vorpal Hit ON THE WIELDER (save vs. Death/Poison to survive)

Damage: 1D10 +12
THAC0: +12 bonus
Damage type: slashing
Weight: 10
Speed Factor: 8
Proficiency Type: Two Handed sword
Type: 2-handed
Requires: 14 Strength
Not Usable By:
Druid
Cleric
Mage
Thief
persons wishing to keep their fingers attached

:D :D Any comments would be cool :D :D

RoSs_bg2_rox 10-03-2003 12:01 PM

I like the history. But personally i think it is still a bit over powered even with the dexterity loss and hp loss. I mean +12............

Haldir 10-03-2003 12:11 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by RoSs_bg2_rox:
I like the history. But personally i think it is still a bit over powered even with the dexterity loss and hp loss. I mean +12............
Yes history is good, but as he said...

JrKASperov 10-03-2003 12:14 PM

No way, no one of any party would wield that, there's a one in TWENTY chance you die! [img]redface.gif[/img]

Firestormalpha 10-03-2003 12:28 PM

Guy's I don't think it was made for serious use. It would appear to be more of a humor item. Much like the butterknife of baldur in BG1.

RoSs_bg2_rox 10-03-2003 12:34 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Firestormalpha:
Guy's I don't think it was made for serious use. It would appear to be more of a humor item. Much like the butterknife of baldur in BG1.
he asked for opinions

Daniel_M 10-03-2003 01:22 PM

The stats both balance thmselves out, and what Mr Firestormalpha said, yes it is a 'Humor' Item. But im trying to make it converse like Lilarcorand give it some cool dialogue choices etc.

Link 10-03-2003 01:26 PM

I like the story a lot, but I don't really understand why holding a sword should be so hard when it is so sharp. You're not holding the blade itself, but the hilt right?

SillySorcerer 10-03-2003 01:33 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Daniel_M:
Daniel, a Knight of the Dinner Table
LMAO!

Bruce The Aussie 10-03-2003 01:58 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Daniel_M:
Since it has no hilt, there is nothing to protect the bearers hands from occasional slips.
and none of them have thought of getting a hilt put on it?


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