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this design is for 's weapon contest

Anubian Judgment. Took only a couple of days to do ^^6

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Weapon: Scythe
Origin: Egypt
Size: 5 feet tall
staff radius: 2 inches, diameter 4
blade- 2 ft long 3 inches thick
material: gold, dark stone from the underworld...Turquiose, Human spine (yes I repeat human)

The Anubian Judgment was said to been had created from the God of Death himself. He placed his very image on the scythe so that everyone would know that he was the creator of such a terrifyingly beautiful weapon.

The wielder of this weapon was one of fair judgment and a grand warrior. But the scythe chooses its handler. Anubis, before letting his creation surface, placed part of his soul in the weapon. So the holder was a warrior of the Death God. He/she had to be at least taller than 5 ft.

On the gold handle, there are the words, LIFE and DEATH in hieroglyphics. The blade could tell whose soul would be able to be sent to the Afterlife and whose would be eternally damned. The eyes of the Anubis head would glow if the soul was good and pure. But if corrupted, the eyes would turn black and the soul was sent to hell.

The bone and the mummy wrap is to show its ancient age and also of Anubis's grim humor. TO show that not matter the wielder, he/she would still die no matter what.

Description
Ok for full view go to download!!

this design is for 's weapon contest

Anubian Judgment. Took only a couple of days to do ^^6

Ok description

Weapon: Scythe
Origin: Egypt
Size: 5 feet tall
staff radius: 2 inches, diameter 4
blade- 2 ft long 3 inches thick
material: gold, dark stone from the underworld...Turquiose, Human spine (yes I repeat human)

The Anubian Judgment was said to been had created from the God of Death himself. He placed his very image on the scythe so that everyone would know that he was the creator of such a terrifyingly beautiful weapon.

The wielder of this weapon was one of fair judgment and a grand warrior. But the scythe chooses its handler. Anubis, before letting his creation surface, placed part of his soul in the weapon. So the holder was a warrior of the Death God. He/she had to be at least taller than 5 ft.

On the gold handle, there are the words, LIFE and DEATH in hieroglyphics. The blade could tell whose soul would be able to be sent to the Afterlife and whose would be eternally damned. The eyes of the Anubis head would glow if the soul was good and pure. But if corrupted, the eyes would turn black and the soul was sent to hell.

The bone and the mummy wrap is to show its ancient age and also of Anubis's grim humor. TO show that not matter the wielder, he/she would still die no matter what.