Weapons

Many weapons appear in the Tales of Six Kingdoms series. Some weapons belong in groups called series. There are 8 types of weapons, Swords, Lances, Axes, Tomes, Bows, Greatswords, Staves and Scythes.

Description
Beginner's Keeper: These weapons were messily crafted by a pair of small children from the Thaletian Plains. Perfect for trainees and beginners, they make for a quick weapon and the fanciest toy in the playground.

Iron: Crafted by blacksmiths in ancient times, these weapons may look ugly and rusted, but make a pretty useful weapon when used properly. Do not attempt to touch the sharper parts though, as you may need to get driven to the hospital for a tetanus shot.

Black Steel: Sleek yet imposing, the Black Steel line is meant more for show than actual use in battle. They were crafted to be sacrificed during a ritual, but an array of tragic events killed all who once used them and saved the weapons.

Steel: In the past, Steel symbolized the keeping of secrets, as criminals who spoke of others' secrets would have their mouths covered in extremely hot molten steel, moments before their execution. Steel weapons were used in combat throughout all the realms. it is said that when the dominant species of each realm managed to build cities, the Gods bestowed the gift of Steel for them to mould and craft into whatever shape they saw fit.

Magic: These weapons are infused with some small amounts of Mundane Magic, which has no noteworthy special properties, other than increasing the strength of attacks delivered by the weapon it is infused into. If one removes the nebulous orb that is contained on the weapon's hilt, they will feel a greatly unpleasant sensation, before dying a quick, yet painful death.

Solar: These weapons were forged in the Fire Realm by the Grand Sage. When the Divine Dragon of Fire breathed its flames of life upon its new realm, the flames turned into magical wisps and persisted throughout the realm. The Grand Sage took those wisps and imbued the weapons with them, thus giving them the strength and rage of the Fire itself.

Quartz: Once wielded by the mighty Artemis Halvenich, this Greatsword is one-of-a-kind. The only one in its series is truly a stunning specimen. While it has a ton of power and potential, it is very fragile.

Hero's Ambition: These weapons were made in recent times, honoring great heroes of the Earth Realm. It is said that they were forged by a mage, a devout believer of the Star Goddess, Avior. But when said mage killed Orochi, a 9-headed serpent that was the sacred animal of Avior, Avior abandoned the mage, who forged the weapons in an attempt to regain Avior's and the other Gods' trust.

Orb's Infusion: Once upon a time in the Wind Realm, a tortured and pained soul found solace in the warm glow of an energy reactor. It possessed the reactor and vanished from the facility it was held in. When it was captured by a group of Feral Beasts, it was split into 8 pieces, who developed seperate consciousnesses and infused themselves with a weapon. The original soul, who came to be known as The Orb, possessed a Tome, and waited for a wielder that was trustworthy enough for it to reveal the secrets of the lost past.

Cerosceian Royalty: She was a carefree princess, enjoying the prime of her life in the kingdom destined to be hers. Her brother, the Prince focused on most of the kingdom's affairs. But the king, was a foul and arrogant man, and ordered his people to take arms against the Gods themselves. The Gods, infuriated by this gesture of hatred, cursed the kingdom and sent plagues, monsters and disasters. She harboured a hatred both for her father, who put his arrogance over the kingdom and the Gods who brutally mutilated her land. Her highness, her name lost to time, forged these weapons to finally take the revenge against the sadistic usurpers she and everyone else once called Gods.

Morfancorn: Bestowed by the Gods on the two Chosen Ones and everyone of their descendants, the Morfancorns reign supreme above all weapons. They can vanquish any evil, as proven by their countless users throughout the centuries. But, the true question is, what is the true nature of the Morfancorns? Did the Gods have ulterior motives? Are they not who we think they are? Only time will tell...