Morning Star, Moonless Night (need approval)

by CryingWolve Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:38 pm

Name: Morning Star

Type of Weapon: Sword

Primary/Secondary: Primary

Description: it measures at 61 inches, the hilt is 17 inches in length, the guard is 4 inches thick, the blade is 40 inches in length and crosses 3 1/2 inches of the guard. The blades design is simple, a single edged blade made of black metal. the guard hilt and cloth are all black as well as the sheath.

Elemental Alignment:besides the standard blade strengths its has a small red gem embedded into the hilt to give it fire properties

Ability/Function:has a Burn affect, every 3 minutes or so after being hit with Morning Star the target receives 5 hp damage

Close/long range: Close Combat

History: Morning Star is a blade that carries a spirit inside of it that trains its wielders the techniques of its former masters. The past of Mourning Star is one James was sparred of knowing, the only history he dos know is the bits and pieces Morning Star has shown him, all of these include blood shed and pain.

Pictures: (The spirit of Morning Star)
https://i.servimg.com/u/f66/16/26/00/93/mornin12.jpg
(Blade Basic Idea)
https://i.servimg.com/u/f66/16/26/00/93/bk123-10.jpg

Armor

Name: Moonless Night

Ability/Function: slightly increased speed

Protection: the armors metal protects from arrows and small caliber bullets and most swords. The spaces between the plates allow for a slender knife to break through, these breaks are located around the armpits and the neck

Description: Unreleased the armor appears as a simple black backpack
(released)
https://i.servimg.com/u/f66/16/26/00/93/coolan10.jpg

History: The armor was forged in the underworld for Hades foot soldiers James struck down many, but only took the armor of the one that most fit his body type, he took it to a smith and had it readjusted so that it was a perfect fit o his form.

by **Roxas** Tue Mar 08, 2011 9:01 pm

The weapon looks fine as well as the armour. For future references, don't put two items in the same topic post.

Split them up, that way we can more easily focus on each one individually.