Gangrenous macuahuitl

Equipment info

Weapon type: bastard sword

Also known as:

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Damage type(s): Physical

Acquired from: Enraged vampire Count Yirica

{{#if: This primitive sword-like club is ancient. It has been made with techniques that have not seen the light of day for centuries! A macuahuitl is essentially a lengthy piece of wood whose sides are set with razor-sharp pieces of obsidian, which give it an exaggeratedly serrated form. They are quite large and a possess a huge potential for slashing. This particular macuahuitl seeps filth. The wood must have caught some manner of parasitic growth, which is secreting miasmic fluid. The fluid slowly drips down its length, and is covering virtually the entire weapon. Eww! | Long description:

This primitive sword-like club is ancient. It has been made with techniques that have not seen the light of day for centuries! A macuahuitl is essentially a lengthy piece of wood whose sides are set with razor-sharp pieces of obsidian, which give it an exaggeratedly serrated form. They are quite large and a possess a huge potential for slashing. This particular macuahuitl seeps filth. The wood must have caught some manner of parasitic growth, which is secreting miasmic fluid. The fluid slowly drips down its length, and is covering virtually the entire weapon. Eww!

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Identification report (MK2):

It is made of obsidian, and it is a bastard sword.
It makes physical damage.
It is easy to use.
It is of excellent quality.
It deals considerably more (16) damage.
It has a major positive effect (5) on your knowledge of the skill gangrenous eviscerate.
It has a basic positive effect (2) on your ability to ascend over mortal boundaries.
It has a considerable positive infusion with magic (4).
It somehow doesn't interfere with spellcasting rituals.
It is a foul weapon, possessed by a parasite.
It cleaves through tissue afflicted by gangrenous rots with ease.
It is suitable instrument of oblivion.