Weapon:Ice-blue two-headed hammer marked with silver-inlaid lightning bolts

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ice-blue two-headed hammer marked with silver-inlaid lightning bolts
Look: The grooved teak handle is tightly wrapped with thin strips of leather that allow for a comfortable and secure grip on the weapon. A short inscription rests near the weapon's massive double head.

A two-headed hammer reads:
"Storm Breaker"

Type: Twohanded Blunt
Range: melee
Puncture: somewhat moderate (6/28)
Slice: poor (2/28)
Impact: very bone-crushing (20/28)
Fire: no (0/28)
Cold: no (0/28)
Electric: no (0/28)
Force of Impact: amazingly (15/17)
Balance: poorly (3/17)
Suitedness: extremely well (11/17)
Construction: highly protected (13/18)
Metal: Yes
Weight: 80 stones
Appraised Cost: Unknown
Properties:
  • This item is magical.
Dimensions: 11 length x 2 width x 1 height
Sources: Source is Hollow Eve Festival 410/Auction
  • WAVE: With a defiant roar, you raise the two-headed hammer up high, twirl it twice and then slam it into the ground! The air ripples with thunder in its wake as a powerful shockwave radiates outwards!
  • TOSS: You take the two-headed hammer by its base and casually toss it into the air, sending it flipping end over end.
The air stirs faintly in its wake.

Recall

Great legends are whispered about the two-headed hammer and its abilities. Many of the tales involve a wandering tribe of nomads with an affinity for wind-related magics. During their travels, they frequently passed through hostile lands infested with hordes of winged beasts.

The monsters harassed the nomads and dwindled their numbers until only five remained. After a long summer night spent hiding within a cave, the nomads resolved to make one final stand against the awaiting creatures.

Each drew their weapons and uttered prayers to Everild and Meraud to fuel their resolve and bolster their spells. As they concluded, a powerful gale roared through the cave, knocking them to the ground and taking up their weapons into a swirling vortex of gleaming death.

The whirlwind exited the cave, leaving the nomads in awe of the destruction the blades made as they ripped through the masses of flying beasts, sending gruesome remains falling to the ground with sickening sounds.

According to the greatest of legends, the nomads who first took up these weapons were imbued with the knowledge of their construction and use. Death was assured to any who would challenge them.

While such weapons' existence was a closely guarded secret, many witnesses over the years have made accounts of battles in which powerful wind magics exploded from an attacker's blade at a critical moment to turn the tide.

Whether this is one of the original weapons or not may never be known.