Seven Swords of Sin

[Sean Terrill]

I apologize if this is the incorrect forum to be asking this question, but I was wondering if anyone or paizo has even set the statistics for all 7 of the swords. The sword of greed can be found with full statistics in Pathfinder #6, and I saw the sword of lust somewhere but cannot remember where. Is anyone able to help me track down some information?

[ElyasRavenwood]

Sean Terrill wrote:

I apologize if this is the incorrect forum to be asking this question, but I was wondering if anyone or paizo has even set the statistics for all 7 of the swords. The sword of greed can be found with full statistics in Pathfinder #6, and I saw the sword of lust somewhere but cannot remember where. Is anyone able to help me track down some information?

I think you can find the stats for the sword of lust in the Game Mastery (Pathfinder) module D2 The seven swords of sin.

[ElyasRavenwood]

i think your looking for the module "the seen swords of sin". they have the sword of lust in there.

[Joey Virtue]

In the module it says the name and type for each sword

Garvok greatsword wrath
Shin–tari short sword sloth
Tannaris bastard sword envy
Chellan scimitar greed
Baraket rapier pride
Ungarato falchion gluttony

Asheia, Sword of Lust
This beautiful blade is a +2 flaming longsword.
Whenever it strikes an opponent, the target
must make a DC 20 Will save or fall under
the effects of a charm monster, treating you
as a close friend. Only one creature can be
charmed in this way at a time. If another
creature becomes charmed by the sword,
the first is freed from this effect. If the
sword instead scores a critical hit, the
target must make a DC 25 Will save
or be affected by a dominate monster,
obeying your every command.

[Rakshaka]

Also:
RotRL Spoiler:

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Chellen, the Sword of Greed, is not only a +5 Keen Scimitar that is treated one size category larger due to its weight, but also can only be wielded one handed by characters with 18 Str of higher. Everytime someone's hit with it, they have to make a Fort DC 20 save or be slowed. If it's a critical hit, it's a DC 25 Fort save or be turned into a crystal statue, like {i}flesh to stone[/i].

I would seem that two of the seven presented have a low powered effect that occurs on each hit and a high powered effect that occurs on a critical hit.