Móresicil
"The black knives of the elves are used in their rituals of sacrifice to that Abominable thing they worship alongside the proper gods. They look like fragile glass, but they're anything but. I have two collections: a collection of móresicil, and a collection of thin, white scars that they've given me over the years."
~Archmage Dulacar, of the Brass Tower
Mechanics & Inner Workings
The materials that make up the knife expand its planar signature. This has three effects: beings from the Shadowfell, the Feywild, and the Dreamlands all immediately know that one is present. Secondly, the blade can cut through materials such as Adamantine which are nigh-unbreakable on the material plane but relatively weak in the Dreamlands. Finally, when it cuts flesh, it also cuts the spirit so long as a spirit is present.
Manufacturing process
The process is painstaking. The glass must be kept at a very high temperature or it becomes too hard to knap, and once it cools it cannot be reheated. This means the smith making the blade must remain in unhealthy temperatures for hours, sometimes days, in an area suffused with too much magic.
Significance
The signature device used in sacrifice, just having one marks the owner as either a member of the Airimossë priesthood or one of their mortal enemies.
Item type
Weapon, Melee
Related ethnicities
Owning Organization
Weight
0.5 lbs.
Dimensions
12 inches long
Raw materials & Components
Sand gathered from the Feywild, typically through the Quende Fendassë.
Wood from the imeárahon for the handle.
Amber stones cut into prisms.
Tools
A particularly hot forge is required to smelt the sand, and an enchanted knocker is used for the knapping. It must all be done in an area of Wild Magic.
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