fatal

32. Extracting, of: Whosoever wields
this weapon will extract the most
important sub-ability of the victim.
Upon each successful attack, the victim
permanently loses 1d20 points
in that sub-ability, unless the respective
sub-ability check is made at TH
17. Remember that appropriate penalties
apply to sub-ability loss. If at
any time this sub-ability reaches 0,
then the victim dies, period.
33. Festering, of: Whosoever wields
this weapon will, upon a successful
attack, cause wounds that will fester.
A festering wound becomes nasty
for 2d20 hours and gushes pus and
runny ichor. The victim will desire
to touch the wound and pick the
scabs, but will notice each time they
touch or pick it, the wound spreads
by 10% in surface area and the victim
loses 10% of their LP.
34. Fighters, of: Only a fighter who
wields this weapon will notice an increase
of 1d100% LP and a bonus
of 1d20 points to any skill check
appropriate to their occupation.
35. Fire, of: Whosoever wields this
weapon will be able to, upon reciting
the command word of
‘scorchilicious-hurticus,’ cause the
entire weapon to be consumed in
flames. The wielder will not experience
any damage from the flames,
but the victim will experience 200%
damage from the fire. This property
only functions once per day.
36. Flight, of: Whosoever possesses this
weapon is able to fly at a Sprint
Speed of 100 when they cradle the
weapon between their legs. The
possessor may fly for 10 rounds. If
the property ceases while they are
in the air, then splat, they fall instantly.
37. Gushing, of: Whosoever wields this
weapon will cause all wounds given
to a victim to gush blood like a freak.
The victim loses a number of LP
equal to 10% of the damage from
the original wound each round for
1d10 rounds thereafter. Sometimes,
the blood sprays instead of gushes.
38. Healing, of: Whosoever wields this
weapon will may either attack normally,
or touch it to a visible wound
and heal them for 1d20 LP. This
property functions once per
wounded character per day.
39. Immorality, of: Whosoever wields
this weapon causes a loss of 1d20
points of morality regarding the disposition
of the victim upon a successful
attack.
40. Impiety, of: Whosoever wields this
weapon causes a loss of 1d20 PP to
the victim upon a successful attack.
41. Incorporeity, of: Whosoever wields
this weapon may become incorporeal
once per day for 1d10 rounds.
When incorporeal, their physical
body and all of their immediate possessions
exist on another plane of
existence. An incorporeal character
may pass through walls and are unable
to affect others. If the duration
of this property ends while the
character is attempting to pass
through a solid object, then the character
dies.
42. Indestructibility, of: Whosoever
investigates this weapon may discover
that it cannot be harmed or
destroyed in any manner. For example,
this weapon will never lose
its edge, cannot be disintegrated, or
affected by a Wish spell.
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