Post/Author/DateTime	Post
LizardRider 12-08-03, 06:39 PM	This Halberd was the weapon of the oldest and largest Black Dragon in known history. Varkinlangradmangrofandrapan (Varkin to inferior races) was the largest Black Dragon in history who was polymorphed into the inferior form of a human (how degrading!). He carried a Halberd that was a +3, speed, vorpal, unholy halberd that when swung horizontaly by a creature with a strength score of at least 25 it can spray acid 25 feet that deals 2d6 points of acid damage. This weapon also has a slay living effect that can be used 4/day and only on every other critical hit. What do you think? A major artifact. I forgot to add that Varkin was the personal bodygaurd of Hextor when he was a Dragon and a human. When Hextor was raised to deity status he granted Varkin eternal life. But then Varkin was destroyed by Hextor's brother Heironeous for being near his evil brother.
Marcivo Mikdeswer 12-08-03, 06:46 PM	Ithink the acid damage should be upped to around 10d8 because ,after all it is an artifact.
paintedmask2 12-08-03, 07:00 PM	Is the acid spray a stream, a cone, an arc, or a ranged touch attack? Are you going to add the normal penalties for non-evil weilders? How about a cool description of its appearance?
Seeker95 12-08-03, 09:19 PM	I recommend making the acid damage scaled to the wielder. As an artifact, it could refuse to grant its full power to anyone not strong enough to warrant it. 1d6 acid damage per two character levels, max 10d6.
Vanigo 12-09-03, 08:51 PM	Originally posted by Seeker95 I recommend making the acid damage scaled to the wielder. As an artifact, it could refuse to grant its full power to anyone not strong enough to warrant it. 1d6 acid damage per two character levels, max 10d6. Shouldn't that be per hit die?
Seeker95 12-10-03, 11:37 AM	Originally posted by Vanigo Shouldn't that be per hit die? Sure. And for player characters: 2 / HD = 2 / Character Level