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[[File:Plutonium_sword.png]] '''''the +14 plutonium sword''''' | [[File:Plutonium_sword.png]] '''''the +14 plutonium sword''''' |
Revision as of 09:34, 1 September 2014
A claymore made of weird glowing metal. Anyone hit with it stands a good chance of enjoying a variety of exciting new medical conditions... if they survive the impact of the blade itself, that is. |
+14 claymore
Inflicts Transmutations miscast effects on enemies on 20% of strikes
Causes heavy magic contamination when unwielded
Chaotic
-20 stealth
Desirability
The plutonium sword combines extremely brutal damage output with occasionally awesome miscast effects (irresistible damage, polymorph, confusion, petrification, malmutate) and a nasty magic contamination dose every time you unwield the thing. While it's hard to pass up its staggering damage output, randomly polymorphing opponents will occasionally turn harmless enemies into deadly foes mid-fight. Make sure you have a few scrolls of vulnerability on hand before unwielding it; each scroll you read will reduce your contamination by a small but significant amount.
History
In 0.15, the enchantment was changed from +12, +16 to +14.
As of 0.14, it is now a claymore instead of a triple sword.
Prior to 0.12, this sword would curse itself when wielded and contaminated you lightly every turn you held it. Combined with the fact that it did not inflict Transmutation miscast effects, this made it extremely hazardous and much less desirable to use.