026 : Tuning Fork

"Over the heathers, and moss, and stone,
I sing aloud and I sing alone,
My voice is heard by the waves and the rocks,
lulling to sleep, the rabbit and fox."

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A well balanced blade made of a resonant metal. Upon striking an object, the blade emits a pleasant chime.
The Tuning Fork has the ability to slice sound itself, meaning the user can cleave unwanted sounds from objects (e.g. remove the chime from a bell). These cleaved sounds can then be stitched to any other item, and triggered by something the user decides (e.g the chime of the bell is applied to a shield, and plays every time it is struck).

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Singing Sword

+3 to hit, 1d8 + 2 slashing damage. If the user misses, flip a coin. On a heads, the sword hits into a nearby object (if applicable in the current situation) and emits either:

- A harsh chime dealing 1d6 thunder damage to enemies within earshot.

- A soothing chime that calms allies within earshot, giving them +1 on their next roll

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Recovered from The Warrens, found in the singing caves of Little Sister Isle

2,500G Rent 3,000G Buy

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