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[[File:Demon_blade_bloodbane.png]] '''''the +7,+8 demon blade "Bloodbane"'''''<br> | [[File:Demon_blade_bloodbane.png]] '''''the +7,+8 demon blade "Bloodbane"'''''<br> | ||
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Revision as of 11:10, 22 August 2015
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the +7,+8 demon blade "Bloodbane"
+8 demon blade
Vorpal brand
Allows berserk
Forces berserk
-20 stealth
Desirability
Similar to but somewhat weaker than the Sword of Jihad, Bloodbane is a very nice weapon if you can overcome its berserkitis, but if you have to use an amulet of clarity to do so, you'll probably want to eventually switch to a normal demon blade: it is far preferable to have something like conservation or resist mutation in your amulet slot, and a well-enchanted demon blade of freezing will provide more damage output in most cases. Being undead or worshiping Ashenzari will give you a bit more leeway for using this weapon, and the fact that it doesn't curse itself constantly means you can use it whenever a situation arises in which berserking would actually be useful. Just don't wield it all the time and you'll be fine.
History
Truly a shapeshifting weapon, Bloodbane was originally a long sword, then a katana (even after katanas were removed in 0.9), and now a demon blade.
