Sword of Ymir
Presumed to be a Dwarven Longsword. Approximately sized as a normal Longsword. An ornate bas-relief on the hilt could be the head of a ram or a long humanoid face with ram's horns; it's difficult to tell. The bas-relief appears to be made of bronze. The blade of the sword is made primarily of a grey metal with a brushed metal finish. There are no rivets or other signs of its construction obvious. It feels lighter and stronger than other swords of this size.
+2 AP for the sword itself. +2 HP for the sword itself. Has a permanent Bladesharp Folk Magic spell on it, increasing its damage. Has a permanent Pierce Folk Magic spell on it, bypassing the first 2 Armor Points of the person, creature, or armor struck. The entire sword is metal with bronze on the hilt and leather at the handle.
| Weapon | Damage | Size | Reach | Combat Effects | ENC | AP/HP | Traits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dwarf Longsword | 1d10 |
M |
L |
Bleed, Impale |
1 |
8/14 |
+2 AP for the sword itself. +2 HP for the sword itself. Has a permanent Bladesharp Folk Magic spell on it, increasing its damage. Has a permanent Pierce Folk Magic spell on it, bypassing the first 2 Armor Points of the person, creature, or armor struck. The entire sword is metal with bronze on the hilt and leather at the handle.
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