Unreviewed Feeling Lucky | Lander's Force Imbued Sword

[Lander Stalwart]

FEELING LUCKY
LANDER'S FORCE SWORD

SPECIAL FEATURES

• Offers it's abilities to anyone who wields the sword, even Non-Force Users.

STRENGTHS

• High resistance to Lightsabers due to Force Imbuement.
• High physical resilience due to Songsteel.
• Offers the wielder Force Resistance.
• Offers the wielder Precognition.
• Does slightly more damage to those afflicted by the darkside, akin to a very weak version of Force Light.
• A slit is present in the center of the blade, used to catch other swords and twist them out of the hands of opponents.

WEAKNESSES

• Will be nullified by Force suppressants (Void Stone, Ysalamiri, etc...)
• Non-Force Users will receive less powerful benefits from the blade.
• Harder for those of weak-will to wield, moreso if the wielder is a Non-Force User.

DESCRIPTION

"Feeling Lucky" is a blade forged by Jedi Master Jasper Kai'el , gifted to his Non-Force Sensitive ally Lander Stalwart. His hope was to offer some form of Force-based protection to the former Sacorrian Senator in the off chance he ever crossed paths with a Sith. The blade is an experimental model, one that replicates the effects of Blue Stone, which is known to grant Force-based abilities to those who cannot feel the Force. With it, the wielder will have limited but noticeable Force Resistance and Precognition. The blade itself also does an increased amount of damaged to darksiders, as it is bathed in light. It is not as powerful as Force Light, however. Furthermore, the blade is less effective in the hands of a Non-Force User, and the will of the blade makes it unruly in the hands of those without the will to wield it. Like all things attuned to the Force, it will be rendered ineffective amidst Ysalamiri and Void stone, or other materials of the like. The blade has a shimmering teal aura that makes it glow ever-so-slightly.

Lander, as a completely ordinary man, finds himself struggling to use the blade. Even so, he is determined to wield it as best he can to defend the innocent. Lander named it "Feeling Lucky," as he feels he need incredible luck to wield it effectively. In other words, he wants to feel lucky.

SOURCE: Artstation, edited in Photoshop