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Fantasy weapons? No GUN? What's the point?

I've had these sketched up for a while, but I figured I'd just clean them up and color them to see how they look. Certainly not the kind of stuff people over at Blizzard are looking for (not enough spikes), and probably not as cool as GUNS, but it is something different.

The Rockcleaver: Originally this large two handed axe was just something Helena had crafted by the orcs at Iron Mountain simply because she wasn't fond of hammers. However, this weapon would earn its namesake when she had to save a traveling caravan from a massive rock elemental. Since so many people were amazed that a axe could actually split rocks, especially one of the dwarfs who was the one to call it "Rockcleaver". Not only can it split up rocks and gems, it's also a great letter opener and meat cutter; even capable of cooking the meat too!

Artificer's Darkwind: Despite the name, the "Darkwind" is actually a model of mass-produced staves that one can buy in the Celestia, a city home to most of region's mages, artificers, and engineers. Dragonians don't really need magical weapons, as they're often skilled in such magic to not rely on staves and wands, but Arthur needed something to officially cement his status as an artificer. While it does offer some magical spells, it's also a really great blunt weapon... And it's good for photo-shoots.

Sun Elf Assassin's Blade: The Sun Elves who live along the coast of Verdi Hills are renowned for their craftsmanship of various items, ranging from furniture and jewelry to things like weapons. While this dagger is often bought by assassin's for it's looks, many two-bit rouges, traveling bards, and even mages buy this handy blade for it's durability and ease of hiding. Ericka owns two of them, because you never know when someone just can't keep hands to themselves.

Sword of the Riverbenders: Despite the name, this isn't a sword made by people who can bend rivers to their will. Rather, it's named for a region nestled in the Jade Valley where some of the best warriors are trained. They're often taught to work with a variety of weapons, and those who set out on the journeys across the land often have a favorite blade... Whoever wields such a fine weapon must be of some importance...

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Fantasy weapons? No GUN? What's the point?

I've had these sketched up for a while, but I figured I'd just clean them up and color them to see how they look. Certainly not the kind of stuff people over at Blizzard are looking for (not enough spikes), and probably not as cool as GUNS, but it is something different.

The Rockcleaver: Originally this large two handed axe was just something Helena had crafted by the orcs at Iron Mountain simply because she wasn't fond of hammers. However, this weapon would earn its namesake when she had to save a traveling caravan from a massive rock elemental. Since so many people were amazed that a axe could actually split rocks, especially one of the dwarfs who was the one to call it "Rockcleaver". Not only can it split up rocks and gems, it's also a great letter opener and meat cutter; even capable of cooking the meat too!

Artificer's Darkwind: Despite the name, the "Darkwind" is actually a model of mass-produced staves that one can buy in the Celestia, a city home to most of region's mages, artificers, and engineers. Dragonians don't really need magical weapons, as they're often skilled in such magic to not rely on staves and wands, but Arthur needed something to officially cement his status as an artificer. While it does offer some magical spells, it's also a really great blunt weapon... And it's good for photo-shoots.

Sun Elf Assassin's Blade: The Sun Elves who live along the coast of Verdi Hills are renowned for their craftsmanship of various items, ranging from furniture and jewelry to things like weapons. While this dagger is often bought by assassin's for it's looks, many two-bit rouges, traveling bards, and even mages buy this handy blade for it's durability and ease of hiding. Ericka owns two of them, because you never know when someone just can't keep hands to themselves.

Sword of the Riverbenders: Despite the name, this isn't a sword made by people who can bend rivers to their will. Rather, it's named for a region nestled in the Jade Valley where some of the best warriors are trained. They're often taught to work with a variety of weapons, and those who set out on the journeys across the land often have a favorite blade... Whoever wields such a fine weapon must be of some importance...