Fair Game Deck

Name: Fair Game Deck

Type of Weapon: Cards

Primary/Secondary: Primary

Description: The back of each card in the Fair Game deck is grey with a white border and displays five Nobody symbols in various positions. The largest of these is white with a black outline, while the other four are the same color grey as the rest of the card back, distinguishable only by their outlines. The reverse side usually depicts a slanted clock design. The numbers on the clock face are the Roman numerals for one to twelve, with the numeral for thirteen placed in the center. The minute and hour hands are black, stylized Nobody logos and point at roughly 11:56.

Elemental Alignment: Time

Ability/Function: Fair game is a very flexible weapon in how it can be used, the cards are normally thrown at a person like one throws knives and the cards are VERY sharp so they can slice into a person's armor. The cards can also be used to make a sword that is three feet long, the sword does as much damage as any normal sword like weapon though the damage is Time elemental.

Also these Cards can range from the size of a normal playing card to up to to ten feet tall, though the taller they get the harder it is to control them so Luxord only used the larger ones for shields. Furthermore his cards return to him at all times so if he misses the card would disappear and reappear in his deck.

Close/long range: Close/Long

History: Fair Game was created when Luxord became a nobody, it was most likely formed from Luxord's gambling habits and his power over time, he normally uses this weapon for all sorts of things. This is also his most dangerous weapon due to how it is very flexible in its uses and hard to figure out, further more he normally uses them to keep himself busy by just messing with them or looking at them from time to time.

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OOC: I know the history is weak, but it doesn't have a history really. I guessing here.

Okay, I think it looks good to me. Magical damage even in a melee weapon . . .

Unless Roxas has something to say that I missed . . .

Approved.

Grizz