The Torch Axe appears as an extremely old, battered battle axe. At the top of the ‘shaft’ of the axe, between the blades of the axe, there is a small receptacle filled with oil and tinder. When the oil and tinder are lit, the flames spread from the receptacle onto the blades of the axe.
It was created thousands of years ago by dwarves, who came up with the idea of a flaming weapon by watching weapons come out red-hot from the forge. As they could not always be wielding red-hot weapons, the dwarves decided that flaming would be the next best thing. So they went to the elves and asked them for help, and when the two peoples were finished with the ‘Torch Axe’, as they called it, they had the first ever flaming weapon.
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No fancy magic words or willpower to light this flaming weapon. You have to do it the old-fashioned way. At the top of the ‘shaft’ of the axe, between the blades of the axe, there is a small receptacle filled with oil and tinder. When the oil and tinder are lit, the flames spread from the receptacle onto the blades of the axe.
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2003-08-10 01:39 PM
2003-08-20 05:26 AM
Any time it gets hot, the necklace needs to do a save as well... Fortunatly for the wearer, it made the save everytime....
Here you do have the option not to fill the axe with oil, which would just reduce it to a normal axe.
In my world, the greataxe variety of this thing will appear in no time. (I see a hobgoblin wielding it alreayd)
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