Elven Moonblade
The Elven Moonblade is not only a formidable weapon but a piece of art and a symbol of Elven heritage, passed down through generations of skilled warriors.
Mechanics & Inner Workings
The Moonblade is not only a masterfully crafted weapon but also contains subtle enchantments. Its inner workings involve the infusion of moonlight essence during the forging process, enhancing the blade's sharpness and granting it the ability to emit a soft glow in darkness. Additionally, it is attuned to the user's emotions, resonating with increased power during moments of heightened determination or danger.
Manufacturing process
Starshard Steel Forging: The blade's Starshard Steel is meticulously forged, taking care to maintain the right balance for flexibility and strength.
Wood Carving: The hilt is carved from the wood of the Eldertree, a process that involves both precision and spiritual reverence.
Enchanting Ritual: The blade undergoes a magical enchantment, involving exposure to the light of the full moon and elven incantations.
Silver and Moonstone Embellishments: Skilled craftsmen carefully embed silver and moonstone accents into the hilt, depicting elven symbols and lunar motifs.
History
Crafted by elven master smiths in ancient times, the Elven Moonblade holds a rich history. It is said to have been first forged during the Age of Starlight, a period of great elven enlightenment.
Originally created as a ceremonial weapon, it later evolved into a symbol of elven martial prowess.
Item type
Weapon, Melee
Current Location
Weight
2.5 lbs
Dimensions
3 ft. Another 6 inches for the hilt
Raw materials & Components
Blade: Starshard Steel, renowned for its durability and ability to hold enchantments.
Hilt: Carved from the wood of the Eldertree.
Ornamentation: Silver and Moonstone accents, intricately embedded into the hilt and blade.
Tools
Crafting the Elven Moonblade requires specialized elven smithing techniques passed down through generations. The process involves a combination of magical and traditional smithing methods.
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