Latest revision as of 20:06, 26 October 2014

Dates: -8,406 to - DR (years)

Powers

Elemental Mastery

The wielder can affect one element per round for a total of 60 rounds a day with an area of effect of a 5' radius. Any of the primary elements, para-elements or quasi-elements can be affected similar to the command element spell. The element can't be created or destroyed, though fire could be extinguished and water evaporated. Existing elements can be combined to form para and quasi elements, and the para and quasi elements can be separated into their component elements. The element affected can be moved or shaped at will, but can't be used to directly harm any creature.

air, water, earth, fire
ice, ooze, magma, smoke
radiance, vacuum, steam, salt, mineral, dust, lightning, ash

Command Elements

Once per week, the wielder can affect one element as per command element in an area of 16,000 cubic feet or 16 10-foot cubes. Only one of the 4 primary elements of air, fire, earth and water can be controlled.

Interactions

Appearance

Rune

Eye - on front.

Feature

Purple Cat's Eye gemstones serve as the silver dragon's eyes. While not a silver dragon trait, purple eyes are common in the Khilat family line due to Deep Dragon heritage. The stones glow a faint purple when the sword activates detection magic or true seeing.  

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 =Powers=
-== Defending ==
+==  Elemental Mastery ==
-Each round, the wielder can choose how many pluses of the sword should be applied as a bonus to armor class. Only the swords normal pluses are eligible to be used for defending, and all pluses for special circumstances are reduced commensurate with the number of pluses transferred to defense.   If the wielder chooses to parry his opponents blows in lieu of attacking, the roll to hit included the sword pluses used for defending with an additional +2.
+The wielder can affect one element per round for a total of 60 rounds a day with an area of effect of a 5' radius. Any of the primary elements, para-elements or quasi-elements can be affected similar to the ''command element'' spell. The element can't be created or destroyed, though fire could be extinguished and water evaporated. Existing elements can be combined to form para and quasi elements, and the para and quasi elements can be separated into their component elements. The element affected can be moved or shaped at will, but can't be used to directly harm any creature.
-=== Deflecting ===
+* air, water, earth, fire
-the sword can deflect projectiles aimed at the wielder, including missiles and thrown melee weapons, but excluding magical attacks.  The number of projectiles that can be deflected in a round is equal to the number of attacks the wielder has available for the rest of the round; each deflection using up one of the attacks left in the round. The wielder may roll to hit at -4 to redirect a projectile as an attack with a range equal to the distance the projectile initially travelled.
+* ice, ooze, magma, smoke
+* radiance, vacuum, steam, salt, mineral, dust, lightning, ash
-=== Disarm  ===
+=== Command Elements ===
-The wielder can make a Called Shot to disarm an opponent, gaining +4 to hit (counteracting the -4 called shot penalty).
+Once per week, the wielder can affect one element as per ''command element'' in an area of 16,000 cubic feet or 16 10-foot cubes.  Only one of the 4 primary elements of air, fire, earth and water can be controlled.
-=== Shield ===
-The sword can erect a ''shield'' spell in front of the wielder at will.
 == Interactions ==

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