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| − | [[Category:Color]] | + | * The word "vorpal" originated from Lewis Carroll's nonsense poem "{{wikipedia|Jabberwocky}}". |
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Latest revision as of 18:11, 25 December 2014
Claw
Plural: Unknown; currently impossible to determine
The epitome of a vorpal blade, Claw is a wicked-sharp longsword, deadly swift and unerringly accurate.
Masterfully wrought from the finest materials, the weapon is nonetheless exceptionally plain in design, unadorned except for the design of an eagle's claw embossed onto the weapon's crossguard.
The Penultimate Member of the Seven Armaments of Destiny
Melee weapon (Slashing, large)
Power: 200
Level Required: 15
Item cannot traded, sold, or placed in a memento display
+20% chance of critical hits.**
+12 Melee damage
-5 seconds to the duration of each turn***
Rental equipment is lost at rollover
** Fumble and critical hit values are capped at +/- 20%.
*** Maximum time benefit of -60 seconds, total, including Heroic Efficiency.
How Obtained
The Fickle Hand of Fate
- Level up the previous day.
References
- The word "vorpal" originated from Lewis Carroll's nonsense poem "Jabberwocky".
