Metal Plate (3.5e Equipment)

Barely a sword, it just a big sword-like metal plate with a hilt. The blade is 7 ft. long and 3 ft. wide. Barely usable by any men, this weapon cannot be used mounted, when used while mounted, the Steed will fall thanks to the impressive weight. Only someone with a strength of 18 or more can use it, with a -4 penalty. The penalty reduce to -3 with 20 Strength. -2 with a strength score of 22. The penalty decrease to -1 at 23 Strength but only disappears at 24 Strength. As a point of reference a Metal Plate would be similar to the Dragonslayer from the Manga/Anime Berserk. For an example image. Please check the links. .

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