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* '''Encumbrance:''' 1 '''Mobility Penalty:''' 0 | * '''Encumbrance:''' 1 '''Mobility Penalty:''' 0 | ||
β | ''Fire-swords made on the cheap, Ashblades are made of the compressed and remoulded debris of pyromantic industry, and bound together with several weaker smoke and spark demons rather than a single fire elemental. No serious soldier would ever consider using an Ashblade, but street-punks (who see the value of a usable magic weapon on the cheap) have learnt to | + | ''Fire-swords made on the cheap, Ashblades are made of the compressed and remoulded debris of pyromantic industry, and bound together with several weaker smoke and spark demons rather than a single fire elemental. No serious soldier would ever consider using an Ashblade, but street-punks (who see the value of a usable magic weapon on the cheap) have learnt to appreciate Ashblade's and to make use of their qualities. An Ashblade is slightly irregular and "sticky" so it tends to catch (and get caught on) enemy weapons. An Ashblade tends to lose pieces when it strikes, making it a little fragile, but leaving fragments in wounds. These little differences make an Ashblade a temperamental, but versatile weapon.'' |
'''Special Game Rules:''' Add +2 to the Magnitude of a successful attack roll with this weapon. On each "6" on the final attack roll add +1 to the Magnitude. On each "5" on the final attack roll deduct -1 from the Magnitude. If Magnitude is reduced to 0, the attack counts as unsuccessful. | '''Special Game Rules:''' Add +2 to the Magnitude of a successful attack roll with this weapon. On each "6" on the final attack roll add +1 to the Magnitude. On each "5" on the final attack roll deduct -1 from the Magnitude. If Magnitude is reduced to 0, the attack counts as unsuccessful. |