Difference between revisions of "Plutonium sword"
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Inflicts [[Translocations]] [[miscast effect]]s on enemies with each strike<br> | Inflicts [[Translocations]] [[miscast effect]]s on enemies with each strike<br> | ||
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Causes heavy [[magic contamination]] when unwielded<br> | Causes heavy [[magic contamination]] when unwielded<br> | ||
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Revision as of 20:21, 7 May 2013
| A triple sword made of weird glowing metal. You wonder whether it grew its two side blades due to its radiation, and whether you'll grow two extra heads as well. |
A glowing triple sword
+12, +16 triple sword
Inflicts Translocations miscast effects on enemies with each strike
Causes heavy magic contamination when unwielded
-20 Stealth
Desirability
A difficult weapon to use safely, the plutonium sword combines extremely brutal damage output with constant cursing, irritating miscast effects, and a nasty magic contamination dose when you unwield the thing. If you want to enjoy all the "perks" of a distortion weapon with none of the trips to the Abyss, or if you just can't pass up that staggering damage output, then make sure to 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
Prior to 0.12, this sword would contaminate you a little bit every moment you spent wielding it. Combined with the curse effect, this made it extremely undesirable.
