The Sixth Sword of TyrLevel 18 Rare

This broad blade features a longer crystalline hilt, and is enchanted with magic that slows the minds of those it wounds.

Weapon: Falchion

Enhancement Bonus: Attack rolls and damage rolls

Critical: +1d10 damage per plus

Properties

• During an extended rest, a creature possessing a sword of Tyr can bond with the weapon, becoming its bonded wielder. Each sword can have only one bonded wielder at a time, and only a bonded wielder can use the weapon's powers.
  
• The wielder of this weapon is immune to scrying as long as the weapon is being held.
  
• At the end of an extended rest, the weapon's bonded wielder gains temporary hit points equal to its healing surge value.
  

Utility Power ✦ Daily (Standard Action)

Effect: By touching one sword of Tyr to another and uttering a command word, a bonded wielder of both weapons can meld them into a single item. When this happens, the bonded wielder chooses the new item's form (which must be the same as one of the two melding weapons) and which weapon's magical properties and powers are carried over to the new item. Any daily powers expended on one of the melding weapons are expended on the new weapon. The new item's enhancement bonus is equal to the greater enhancement bonus of the two melding weapons. The bonded wielder can end this effect and separate the swords as a minor action.

Attack Power ✦ Daily (No Action)

Trigger: You hit a creature with a weapon attack using this weapon.

Effect: The creature cannot recharge powers (save ends).

⚔ Attack Power (Weapon) ✦ Daily (Standard Action)

Effect: You make a melee basic attack with this weapon. If the attack hits, it deals 1[W] extra damage. After the attack is resolved, you can choose one ally within 10 squares of you to make an arcane implement attack against the attack's target as a free action.

Utility Power (Teleportation) ✦ At-Will (Minor Action)

Requirement: You must have a hand free.

Effect: The sword teleports up to 1 mile to your hand. You do not need to have line of sight to the sword.

Published in Dungeon Magazine 196.