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|effect1={{Icon|Purple}} The blade of the Mindslicer turns purple and translucent. Instead of inflicting wounds, the blade erases one round of the victim's memory for every wound it would have inflicted, starting with the most recent unerased memories. Erasing enough of a creature's memory that they do not remember the battle makes them [[flat-footed]]. | |effect1={{Icon|Purple}} The blade of the Mindslicer turns purple and translucent. Instead of inflicting wounds, the blade erases one round of the victim's memory for every wound it would have inflicted, starting with the most recent unerased memories. Erasing enough of a creature's memory that they do not remember the battle makes them [[flat-footed]]. | ||
| + | :This does not erase emotional memory, however, so even if they no longer remember why, they are still likely to feel extreme antipathy of some sort towards you. | ||
|handedness=The Mindslicer can be wielded in one or two hands. | |handedness=The Mindslicer can be wielded in one or two hands. | ||
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Revision as of 20:30, 12 January 2013
| Mindslicer Magic Weapon
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| This purple sword is almost more like a giant scalpel. | |
| Value 500 copper copper Weight 2 kilograms
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| Damage: 1d6 Physical | |
| Handedness: The Mindslicer can be wielded in one or two hands. | |
Effects:  The blade of the Mindslicer turns purple and translucent. Instead of inflicting wounds, the blade erases one round of the victim's memory for every wound it would have inflicted, starting with the most recent unerased memories. Erasing enough of a creature's memory that they do not remember the battle makes them flat-footed.
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