Twin Verdicts - Twin Longswords set

THE TWIN VERDICTS

Solanne & Umbrale

What hands hewed them from the living rock is lost to the dark years, and the loremasters cannot say why pale marble was shaped for a biting edge. Yet no mar or fracture has touched them. A grievous weight lies upon them, and they are forged to strike as kindred, forever twinned in their design.

THE WEAPONS

Blades of veined marble set in aged gold, each half the height of a standing person — wide, thick, and burdened with a weight that stone alone does not explain.

✦ Solanne

White marble, threaded with veins of gold that have not tarnished in an age no historian can name. It is colder than the stone explains.

• []Gilded Verdict — Deals an additional 1d4 Radiant damage on hit.[/]

  []Shattering Light — On hit, the target must succeed a DC 16 Constitution saving throw or suffer Sundered by Light: their vision narrows and their aim falters — Disadvantage on Attack Rolls and reduced sight range until the end of their turn.[/]

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  ✦ Umbrale

  Black marble, the same gold veins — but here the gold does not reflect. The blade is cold in a way that feels deliberate.

  • []Consuming Verdict — Deals an additional 1d4 Force damage on hit.[/]

    []Crushing Weight — On hit, the target must succeed a DC 16 Constitution saving throw or suffer Crushing Weight: the weight of the blow stays, even after the damage has been done — -1d4 to Attack Rolls until the start of your next turn. If the target is already Sundered by Light when this lands, the two conditions collide — triggering Scales of Ruin.[/]

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    THE ETERNAL BALANCE

    Equip both swords to unlock.

    []Equilibrium — Resistance to Radiant and Force damage.[/]

    []Scales of Ruin — Triggered when Crushing Weight lands on a target carrying Sundered by Light. The collision releases 2d6 Radiant + 2d6 Force damage and the target must succeed a DC 16 Constitution saving throw or be knocked Prone.

    In practice: Solanne on your Action, Umbrale on your Bonus Action. Both saves have to fail. When they do, the target is debuffed, damaged, and on the ground.[/]

    [*]Ruins of Balance (Action — Long Rest) — Both blades are d