Difference between revisions of "Sharp razor edged steel voulge"
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|weight= very heavy | |weight= very heavy | ||
|kg= 12,7 | |kg= 12,7 | ||
− | |material= | + | |material= steel |
|quality= inferior | |quality= inferior | ||
− | |sacvalue= | + | |sacvalue= 210-223k |
|handles= called razor edged voulge and identified as 'voulge', 'steel voulge' and 'sharp voulge' | |handles= called razor edged voulge and identified as 'voulge', 'steel voulge' and 'sharp voulge' | ||
|from= [[Wight of a city guard protecting the city (undead)|Wight of a city guard]] in [[Blacktooth mountain]] | |from= [[Wight of a city guard protecting the city (undead)|Wight of a city guard]] in [[Blacktooth mountain]] | ||
|desc= The blade of the voulge feels ice cold, and the same time it feels like it burns your skin intensively. The edge of the shining steel blade is razor edged and painfully sharp. Leather strappings that are bound on the haft of the weapon are darkened and worn by the age. This weapon must be truly ancient. | |desc= The blade of the voulge feels ice cold, and the same time it feels like it burns your skin intensively. The edge of the shining steel blade is razor edged and painfully sharp. Leather strappings that are bound on the haft of the weapon are darkened and worn by the age. This weapon must be truly ancient. | ||
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[[Category:Fire damage]] | [[Category:Fire damage]] | ||
[[Category:Steel]] | [[Category:Steel]] |
Latest revision as of 09:43, 24 July 2008
Description: |
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Weapon type: | Voulge | |
Stats: | +Fire damage | |
It looks | Very heavy (12,7 kg) | |
Sacvalue: | 210-223k | |
It is called | called razor edged voulge and identified as 'voulge', 'steel voulge' and 'sharp voulge' | |
Made of | steel | |
Size: | Missing size | |
Quality: | inferior | |
From: | Wight of a city guard in Blacktooth mountain | |
Compares between: | Unknown and Unknown | |