{{Item | image = Imbrar Heltharn.jpg] | caption = Imbrar I with the Greatsword of Impiltur, a ravenous greatsword. | name = Ravenous | othernames = | nicknames = | type = [[Weapon quality== | location = | value1e = | weight1e = | refs1e = | school2e = | level2e = | value2e = | weight2e = | refs2e = | school3e = Moderate necromancy | casterlevel3e = 9th | itemlevel3e = | value3e = | weight3e = | refs3e = [1] | level4e = | value4e = | weight4e = | refs4e = | rarity5e = | attunement5e = | school5e = | level5e = | value5e = | weight5e = | refs5e = | communication = | languages = | alignment = }} Ravenous was an item enchantment that could be applied to a weapon.[1]
Description[]
A ravenous weapon was always distinctly decorated. They had ornamental teeth or fangs; using real teeth and fangs instead of engravings for this purpose was also known.[1]
Powers[]
A ravenous weapon was able to hurt people more than a weapon normally would be able to. However, in the hands of an evil person who was so skilled in martial combat that he or she could deliver more strikes in a given time than other people, the weapon showed its true power. When such a person drew the blood of his or her enemy with the ravenous weapon, the weapon gained a "liking" for the blood of that enemy for about six seconds. During this time, every single attack that the wielder made with the ravenous weapon was more hurtful to the enemy. When hitting with it, the ravenous weapon actually gave off a sound that sounded like it was chewing at the enemy.[1]
Creation[]
Only evil people who were trained in the crafting of magical arms and armors and who also knew the slay living spell could create a ravenous weapon.[1]
Notable Owners[]
- Imbrar I, the former second king of Impiltur, owned the Greatsword of Impiltur, which was a ravenous greatsword.[2]
Appendix[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Jeff Crook, Wil Upchurch, Eric L. Boyd (May 2005). Champions of Ruin. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 42. ISBN 0-7869-3692-4.
- ↑ Jeff Crook, Wil Upchurch, Eric L. Boyd (May 2005). Champions of Ruin. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 138. ISBN 0-7869-3692-4.
Connections[]
Shields
animated • arrow catching • arrow deflection • bashing • blinding • reflecting
Body Armor
cooling • fire resistance • glamered • halfweight • illithidwrought • invulnerability • malleable • sailing • shadow • spell resistance • xorn movement • warming
All Armor
acid resistance • anchoring • blinking • blending • blueshine • blurring • cold resistance • comfort • death ward • drowcraft • electricity resistance • etherealness • everbright • fortification • freedom • ghost touch • gnashing • healing • hideous • magic eating • masking • menacing • mirror image • negative energy protection • nimbleness • ocular • proof against enchantments • proof against transmutation • sanctuary • sonic resistance • strength • undead controlling • vermin controlling • wary • wild
Ammunition
radiant holding
Ranged Weapons
distance • precise • returning • quick-loading • seeking • splitting
Melee Weapons
defending • flying • harmonizing • mighty cleaving • powerleech • sacrifical smiting • speed • stalactite • sundering • sweeping • tentacle • throwing • valorous • vicious
All Weapons
acidic burst • anarchic • axiomatic • bane • berserker • blindsighted • bloodthirsty • corrosive • dancing • disarming • diseased • dismisser • dispelling • disruption • domineering • doomwarding • doomstrike • drowcraft • elemental aura • enervating • everbright • exhausting • finder • flaming • flaming burst • force • frost • ghost touch • holy • holy avenger • homeland champion • hornblade • icy burst • illithidwrought • impact • jumping • keen • knockback • light burst • merciful • metalline • morphing • paralyzing • ravenous • rusting • screaming • sending • sizing • shock • shadowscourge • shattermantle • shocking burst • smoking • speed • spellblade • spell storing • spellstrike • sure striking • thundering • unholy • vampiric • venemous • viper • virulent • vorpal • warning • weakening • wounding