The moonblade/elf sword Tahlshara [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Salernodc

02-28-07, 02:47 PM
Where can I find an official 2E or 3E stat block for this sword? Thanks a ton.
Green Elven Vampire

02-28-07, 03:39 PM
That sword is not a Moonblade by a far shot.
boards

02-28-07, 06:58 PM
It is found in the Elves of Evermeet source book page 71 which is 2E.
Salernodc

03-01-07, 12:03 PM
Thanks....but can someone please post the entire stat block of the weapon? Thanks a ton!
NightBreeze

05-19-07, 08:25 PM
i'd like to bump this....maybe not the entire statblock, but a description would be most useful.

thanks in advance.
Fillow

05-20-07, 05:23 AM
Tahlshara from Elves of Evermeet

This weapon, considered by many to be the greatest elven weapon ever crafted, is one of the three Great Treasures of Evermeet. It is currently in the keeping of Queen Amlaruil. Infused with the magic of the Seldarine, the weapon’s powers cannot be used by non-elves.

Any non-elf touching the weapon must successfully save vs. death magic or be instantly slain. This prohibition extends, not surprisingly, to Drow, regardless of their alignment.

Tahlshara is a broad-bladed, two-handed sword. Leaves and vines are etched into its surface and its hilt is carved with complex knotwork.
Its name is written in small characters around the ferrule.

Tahlshara normally functions as a two-handed sword +8, and drops its wielder's AC to 0, but it has a number of special abilities that can be used at will. Unfortunately, each use of a special ability marked by an asterisk in the following listing requires a 1d100 roll and reference to the High Magic Effects table. All who use the sword must roll 1d100 and refer to the table, regardless of class. Only Queen Amlaruil is immune to this effect. All special abilities are at 20th level unless otherwise noted. Tahlshara's powers are cast any high magic spell*, vorpal weapon +5*, teleport without error,
spellstrike*, sunburst, spelltrap*, turnshadow, and teleport dead.


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