A corroded spearhead

Aetherium Spear

Tags: magical

Hidden away in some vault or cave or Maker-ruin is a length of copper, heavily corroded and coated with chunks of verdigris. If you squint, you vaguely make out the shape of a spearhead. Oh, and are those the faint traces of runes?

To unlock it, you must:

• carefully clean away the corrosion with proper chemics, without destroying the runes as you do so;
• decipher the runes and how they are meant to be charged;
• infuse the restored spearhead with lightning;
• mount the spearhead on a shaft of birchwood;
• soak the spearhead in your own blood, to claim its power as yours.

Aetherium Spear

close, thrown, magical, +1 damage

When you Clash with the aetherium spear and get a success, you can mark a debility to blast your foe with lightning, dealing +1d6 damage (forceful, loud).

When you point the aetherium spear at your foes and bellow a thunderous warcry, mark a debility and unleash a blast of lightning (far, area, forceful, loud, dangerous), rolling to Let Fly. On a bust, in addition to whatever else the GM says, the spearhead is drained of power and the birchwood shaft is reduced to cinders — clear the last 3 check boxes on the front of this card.