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Really, I'm not sure why I did this.
I mean, instead of taking notes in class, I drew these arrows and this bow.

Anyway, I have decided to name them.

The notched arrow is a burst arrow; it explodes on impact.

The upper-left arrow is the sonic arrow; it generated tremendous force in the direction it was shot on impact.

The arrow below that is the bolt arrow; it summons a lightning bolt on strike (note, the shaft is the thin line in the center, and the smudgy stuff around it is energy bouncing around).

The upper-right arrow is the glow arrow; it emits a glowing white light from the swirling sphere at the tip, and if shot just right, can move at about the average humans walking speed.

(you can see my imagination went a little awry here, but whatever)

The the last on is the dragon arrow; the wings spread at the apex of the shot, and it can be directed to strike its target.

And on top of that, I would love to see these actualized by a 'real' artist, so go ahead and use them if you want: I really don't mind at all.

And I'm terribly sorry this is so blurry and such; I don't have access to a scanner or any kind, and my camera's not designed for this kind of thing.

Description
Really, I'm not sure why I did this.
I mean, instead of taking notes in class, I drew these arrows and this bow.

Anyway, I have decided to name them.

The notched arrow is a burst arrow; it explodes on impact.

The upper-left arrow is the sonic arrow; it generated tremendous force in the direction it was shot on impact.

The arrow below that is the bolt arrow; it summons a lightning bolt on strike (note, the shaft is the thin line in the center, and the smudgy stuff around it is energy bouncing around).

The upper-right arrow is the glow arrow; it emits a glowing white light from the swirling sphere at the tip, and if shot just right, can move at about the average humans walking speed.

(you can see my imagination went a little awry here, but whatever)

The the last on is the dragon arrow; the wings spread at the apex of the shot, and it can be directed to strike its target.

And on top of that, I would love to see these actualized by a 'real' artist, so go ahead and use them if you want: I really don't mind at all.

And I'm terribly sorry this is so blurry and such; I don't have access to a scanner or any kind, and my camera's not designed for this kind of thing.