“D Blade� (3.5 D&D)
Longsword +3 (Alchemical silver, Dancing, Holy)
This +3 longsword is blessed and carefully treated with alchemical silver (bypasses damage reduction) and some gold. Has <b><i>Dancing</b></i> (Can be loosed to attack on its own) and <b><i>Holy</b></i> (bypasses damage reduction bestows one negative level on any evil creature attempting to wield it) special qualities.
Strong transmutation; CL 15th; Craft Magic Arms and Armor; Animate Object; Holy Smite, Creator must be good; Price 162405gp; Cost 81360gp + 6484 XP; 163 days
Primary attack: d8+2 Type: Slashing, Magic (+3), Silver
Secondary attack: 2d6 Type: Good
Critical: 19-20/x2
Size: Medium Category: Martial
Weight: 5 lb Reach: 5 ft
Many years ago a mage construct his tower to study his art. He became a powerful wizard and, with arrogance, summons a devil to gain more power and knowledge. The devil and he seal a deal involving an ancient war between the Helm and the Abyss. The wizard became obsessive and reclusive in his tower until the time was right to fulfill his part of the evil pact: He summons a demon, a marilith. Then summon the barbazu and the fight begins between the devil and the wizard against the 6 armed she-demon; the trap was good, the combined power of the half elf and the barbazu equals the demon. The barbazu will be promoted in the ranks of the devils army and the wizard will have new knowledge and more power...but is not a good idea make deals with devils and the half elf knew this too late: The barbazu left alone the wizard and the marilith almost kill him. He escape and release the powers of the demon she attacks the devil and the tower became a ring of battle for devils and demons since then. Lucky for us the half elf, in his final moment, raises the defenses of the tower no creature can go in or out of it. But the defenses are weak and the local clerics find out. They forge the Longsword know by all as the "D blade" and make 12 of this swords in less than a year, raise a good-will army to fight against the evil in the Drak'norr tower. "The D war" says the bard’s histories D for Drak'norr, D for Devil, D for Demon and D for a good Day for Dying