Glaive Suffering

Suffering is the faithful glaive of Porof Dakun during his adventures of The Imminent Doom.

Backstory

The glaive Suffering used to be owned by an adventuress. She boasted about her abilities and sought out every fight she could get into. Her last battle was against an Orc raid from the Orcish Diarchy. As she took up the task on her own to stop it, she miserably failed she cursed her weapon with her personality.

The Curse

Suffering is a glaive with a mind of its own. It is very conceited, hence it must be praised for every attack. If this is not done, it refuses to harm the target and only does 1 bludgeoning dmg. The glaive will visit the current owner in his dreams. If not prepared for this it will be a nightmare, which results in a Constitution saving throw DC 15, to determine if the owner gets a long rest.

Lifting the Curse

When the owner accepts the dreams they turn from brutal nightmares to helpful intel, for what danger is up ahead. But when the adventuress has cursed the weapon she imprisoned her own spirit in the weapon.

This is why she will try and guide him to her last battle. When the owner arrives in the plains she has died a ghost comes out of the weapon. It asks the owner to revenge her and to free her.

If the player revenges her, she vanishes from the glaive and leaves some ethereal residue behind. This causes the weapon to have a ghost like shimmer and make an additional 1d6 force damage.

If the player refuses, he can try to talk her out of it, leading to three Charisma Persuasion or Intimidation checks (DC 25, 20 and 15). If all three succeed, she will either agree to stay in the glaive and bond with the owner, or he forces her into submission. The glaive will then make an additional 1d6 force damage, and once a month the adventuress' ghost can be called upon leaving the glaive (taking away its force damage) and fighting for the owner.

If the player decides to attack or fails the intimidation checks, the ghost will attack him and his group. Once the ghost dies, the glaive will return to it's original form and turn into a Weapon of Warning.

• Taking Revenge: additional 1d6 force damage.
• Persuading or Intimidating: additional 1d6 force damage. The ghost can be called into battle, leaving the glaive a normal weapon. The ghost can be called once per moth.
• Killing the Ghost: The glaive turns into a Weapon of Warning.