Weapon:Lion-headed broadsword

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lion-headed broadsword
Look:	Although this weapon evidences fine craftsmanship, its most eye-catching feature is certainly its oversized pommel, which is fashioned to resemble a thick-maned lion's head. It would seem that somewhere in Elanthia, there resides an expert smith with a strange fondness for lions.
Type:	Heavy Edged
Range:	melee
Puncture:	low (3/28)
Slice:	heavy (9/28)
Impact:	somewhat moderate (6/28)
Force of Impact:	Unknown
Balance:	fairly (5/17)
Suitedness:	decently (6/17)
Construction:	average construction (9/18)
Metal:	Yes
Weight:	35 stones
Appraised Cost:	23000 Kronars18,400 Lirums <br />16,596.8 Dokoras <br />23 LTBpoints <br />23 Tickets <br />23 Scrips <br />
Properties:
Dimensions:	? length x ? width x ? height
Sources:	End prize from Dunshade: Echo of Tears (3). Source is Dunshade: Echo of Tears/End loot

Verbs

• TAP: You tap the pommel of your lion-headed broadsword, and it snarls inquisitively.
• PINCH: You give your lion-headed broadsword a pinch, and it emits an annoyed "RAWR!"
• POKE: You poke your lion-headed broadsword, and it jerks in your hand and tries to bite you!
• KISS: You kiss your lion-headed broadsword, and it sneers as if embarrassed.
• WAVE: You wave your lion-headed broadsword through the air, and it briefly gets a determined look upon the pommel's face as if its about to leap, then it droops, realizing that it can't really jump at all.
• RUB: You buff your lion-headed broadsword to a mellow shine, and the head on the pommel preens as if admiring itself.
• FLIP: You flip your lion-headed broadsword end-over-end and catch it neatly by the pommel. As it comes to rest in your hand, it snarls loudly as if it had been slapped.
• PUSH: You push the heel of the pommel on your lion-headed broadsword. It trembles as if afraid and ducks its head beneath your hand.
• TURN: You turn the hilt of your lion-headed broadsword. There is a faint snap, and the lifelike head flops forward, disturbingly like it has a broken neck.
• TICKLE: You tickle the pommel of your lion-headed broadsword. It lets loose a loud snort, as if unamused by your playful nature.