Tyrhung, Wolf Hunter
A finely-crafted silver longsword, acid-etched with lunar iconography and the name Tyrhung in an ancient elvish script, held by an ornately-carved grip.
Abilities
- +2 to attack and damage rolls (1d8+2 / 1d10+2), +3 vs werewolves (1d8+3 / 1d10+3).
- When unsheathed in darkness, or the command word (Lu’ar) is spoken while in hand, illuminates a 15’ radius with moonlight.
Moonlight
Conjured moonlight is bright enough to read and see, but not as bright as daylight.
- It cannot be seen by creatures that only perceive infrared (and doesn’t prevent stealth / surprise).
- Were-creatures within the radius appear as their animal forms and feel a burning sensation where the moonlight touches them.
- May also be used to dispel Darkness.
Longsword Properties
- Versatile: At start of combat round, if offhand is free, may choose to have sword deal 1d10 base damage for that round while gaining the following properties:
- Slow: Always attacks last in a round.
- Two-handed: Requires two hands to use.
The sword, whose name means “wolf hunter” in an ancient elvish dialect, was said to have been used by the elven hunter Erlen Packslayer to kill Kinshra, Wolfmother of Slaughter, the last Werewolf Queen of Rittvore.