Force Imbued Blade

[Tathra Khaeus]

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Intent: To be used as a unique and deadly weapon.
Development Thread: http://starwarsrp.net/topic/25040-hayato-lets-cook-some-meth-swords/
Manufacturer: Hayato
Model: Modified Desh-Terenthium Blade
Affiliation: Personal
Modularity: None
Production: Unique
Material: Desh-Terenthium, Ixetal Cilona,
Description: The blade was force imbued by the jedi master Hayato, giving the desh-terenthium (a lightweight alloy) blade the quality of phrik like metal and gave the blade a lightsaber resistant effect, causing the blade to the near indestructible.

The ixetal cilona extract was also bonded with the blade giving the blade the traits of said poison which can cause 1-10 minutes of euphoria, producing a twisted version of reality enhanced by bright colours, unlike the poison itself however it does not need to be inhaled through the lungs when the blade comes in contact with blood cells and skin the poison can take away large chunks from a lifespan and can diminish ones ability to use the force greatly.

Classification: Sword
Size: Primarily one handed.
Length: 1.4021m metres.
Weight: 2.3Kg
Other Features: Lightsaber resistant, force imbued.

 

[Ashin Varanin]

[member="Astrian Callus"] - Force-imbued blades can be used as such because they are imbued by their wielder. Using a blade imbued by someone else will make your weapon significantly less effective, if not totally ineffective; furthermore, 'near indestructible' is a quality of alchemical weapons, not Force-imbued blades. Force-imbued blades are not a perfect analogue to alchemy. Furthermore, Force imbuement must be performed at the time of forging, not after the fact. Also, this-

the poison can take away large chunks from a lifespan and can diminish ones ability to use the force greatly.

-is VASTLY overstating the effects of ixetal cilona, which have been over-amplified on this board too far already.

Also, your development thread is seven posts; we require a minimum of ten. Your posts in that thread do not reflect an acceptable standard of effort for a weapon this significant.

Desh-terenthium is extremely flexible, and not suitable for a weapon four and a half feet long. Previous Force-imbued desh-terenthium weapons have been approved (all of them smaller than this), but upon closer examination of canon, this metal would only be suitable for a Force-imbued rapier or perhaps a dagger.

I apologize, but given the overpowered nature of the submission, the minimal work put in, the flawed premise and the canon issues with the metal and the nature of Force-imbued blades, I feel I have no option but to deny this sword. Feel free to submit for a second chance if you feel this judgment is unfair.