Stabbyrogue
08-31-2007, 02:08 AM
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>look waraxe
Typical both in design and shape, the waraxe is not embellished by any rare feathers or decorative semi-precious gems. The haft of the axe is carved of simple wood not from the rare trees of a long lost elven forest or crafted from the dhe'nari grounded bones of a Halfling. The double blades of the waraxe hold a soft gleam while being free of any imposing runes of death or destruction or symbols of chaos and power. In fact, the waraxe is quite ordinary. You also notice a small enchanter's glyph.
There appears to be something written on it.
>read waraxe
In the Common language, it reads:
"Ye Olde Dwarven Longbow"
With a quick flick of your wrist, you deftly send a old plain waraxe into flight.
You throw a old plain waraxe at a kobold!
AS: +409 vs DS: +27 with AvD: +32 + d100 roll: +28 = +442
... and hit for 153 points of damage!
Incredible blast shatters head into a red spray.
The kobold crumples to a heap on the ground and dies.
Your plain waraxe spins rapidly through the air, the blade whooshing audibly with each revolution. As it completes its arc, it reverses direction and lands solidly in your right hand, ready to throw again.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
5x waraxe ( handaxe base ), lightning flares, self-returner, sanctified
>raise waraxe
You draw back your right arm, raising your plain waraxe into a throwing position!
>flip wara
>
You casually flip your plain waraxe into the air before catching it deftly by the haft.
>weigh waraxe
You carefully examine the plain waraxe and determine that the weight is about 5 pounds.
Roundtime: 5 sec.
After a careful inspection you determine that a old plain waraxe requires skill in edged weapons to use effectively. It appears to be a modified handaxe.
It looks like this item has been mainly crafted out of eonake.
>look waraxe
Typical both in design and shape, the waraxe is not embellished by any rare feathers or decorative semi-precious gems. The haft of the axe is carved of simple wood not from the rare trees of a long lost elven forest or crafted from the dhe'nari grounded bones of a Halfling. The double blades of the waraxe hold a soft gleam while being free of any imposing runes of death or destruction or symbols of chaos and power. In fact, the waraxe is quite ordinary. You also notice a small enchanter's glyph.
There appears to be something written on it.
>read waraxe
In the Common language, it reads:
"Ye Olde Dwarven Longbow"
With a quick flick of your wrist, you deftly send a old plain waraxe into flight.
You throw a old plain waraxe at a kobold!
AS: +409 vs DS: +27 with AvD: +32 + d100 roll: +28 = +442
... and hit for 153 points of damage!
Incredible blast shatters head into a red spray.
The kobold crumples to a heap on the ground and dies.
Your plain waraxe spins rapidly through the air, the blade whooshing audibly with each revolution. As it completes its arc, it reverses direction and lands solidly in your right hand, ready to throw again.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
5x waraxe ( handaxe base ), lightning flares, self-returner, sanctified
>raise waraxe
You draw back your right arm, raising your plain waraxe into a throwing position!
>flip wara
>
You casually flip your plain waraxe into the air before catching it deftly by the haft.
>weigh waraxe
You carefully examine the plain waraxe and determine that the weight is about 5 pounds.
Roundtime: 5 sec.
After a careful inspection you determine that a old plain waraxe requires skill in edged weapons to use effectively. It appears to be a modified handaxe.
It looks like this item has been mainly crafted out of eonake.