The Devil | Kavar Lok Kas'Oni
- Intent: To create a new Force weapon that can be passed down throughout characters
- Image Source: X
- Canon Link: Sith Sword
- Permissions: N/A
- Primary Source: N/A
- Manufacturer: Unknown Sith Lord from Adas' Empire
- Affiliation: Kascalion Giedfield | Multiple Other People in History
- Model: Necrosis Sword
- Modularity: No
- Production: Unique
- Material:
- Orichalc Blade
- Dark Side Sorcery
- Mythra Curved-Crossguard
- Krayt Dragon-Leather Wrapped Rachtorwood Hilt
- Mythra Curved-Pommel
- Classification: Sith Sword
- Size: Very Large
- Weight: Extremely Heavy
- Alchemical Abilities
- Soul Empowerment
- The Curse
- The Sword of Blackfyre: When quenched with the pure, tainted debased blood of its wielder, the Necrosis Sword is enveloped in the oozing, flaming darkness of Hell that grants the unnatural powers with the Force and a host of enhancements.
- Burning Touch: The blade is scorching to the touch and can sear flesh and metal with ease, much like lightsabers. Such is the immense heat produced by the blade in combat, the Necrosis Sword has been described by some brave scholars as utterly scorching even without touching the blade.
- The Elements: As if part of a cruel joke, the Necrosis Sword is capable of controlling the elements of life: Earth, Wind, Water, and Fire. With this control, the wielder has a vastly extended range in battle and can turn the tide of battle in an instant.
- The Fog (Used in PLAYER COMBAT with Expressed Consent of Writing Partners): Unique for some Sith Swords, when souls are consumed by this blade during any given battle, their energy is utterly corrupted by the waves of Darkness flowing through the metal and are forced to permeate a withering fog around the blade’s radius. This fog decays much of everything around it within seconds, excluding the wielder - as well as Force Users of particular defensive merit and even some Force Dead individuals - from flesh and bone to stone and metal. Even non-Force Users with proper equipment or protection by allied Force Users can survive, although the chance to do so is less than the previously mentioned individuals. To date, the only known ways for this fog to dissipate is by the wielder's own will or sufficient time passing between kills.
- Cutting Power: Possessing the preternatural cutting power of the metal used in its construction, the Necrosis Sword can carve through most known materials with ease as well as harm spirits from the Netherworld when its powers are active.
- Reinforced Blade: By way of the chosen metal and empowerment from Ancient Sorcery, the Necrosis Sword is nigh-indestructible by conventional means, including lightsabers.
- Weight and Size: The weight and size of this blade can strain even a master Sith Warrior's strength limits and beyond. This can quickly tire them out if they do not manage their stamina properly. Additionally, the size of the blade makes it troublesome to use inside small structures.
- The Sword of Curses: For every gain of power, there is a price to be paid, and the Necrosis Sword is no exception to the rule.
- Blood Debt: Each empowerment of the blade requires a blood payment that increases over time, much to the risk of the wielder who can be driven to drain too much and severely injure themselves. This blood debt also poses another, and much graver, risk.
- The Will of the Void: Sometime after its creation and having claimed enough lives, the Necrosis Sword became a sentient weapon - an aspect of the Dark Side itself, some say - always threatening to set its damnable will upon the wielder amidst bloody combat. This threat becomes no greater than whenever they seek to empower the blade to utilize its power, unwillingly opening themselves to be infected by the oozing void. If infected by the willpower of this demon, they can be driven to become a mindless, brutish tyrant of miasma and/or rot them from the inside out.
- Elemental Summoning: The cost of using the ability to summon the elements, from pits of fire to entire thunderstorms, can drain the wielder to a heavy degree and ultimately poses three risks the enemy can take advantage of if they are aware of such risks.
- Outright death
- Exhaustion and blackouts in the middle of a battle
- Forced retreat
- Nullification: As it is a Force Sword by way of the metal and sorcery used in its construction, the Necrosis Sword can be affected by Void Stone and Force Nullification Fields
- The Light: As with all things crafted out of the Dark Side, Force Light affects this blade and can destroy it.
- Force Presence: As it is a weapon overpoweringly drenched in the Dark Side, almost any and all Force Sensitives, even the lowest dregs, can sense its power once it has been retrieved and awakened. This means that the blade is almost impossible to hide and will place a massive target on the wielder.
- Blood Debt: Each empowerment of the blade requires a blood payment that increases over time, much to the risk of the wielder who can be driven to drain too much and severely injure themselves. This blood debt also poses another, and much graver, risk.
At first glance, the sword appears to be a simple blade of aged metal and leather, with basic iconography and nothing of importance. However, upon closer examination through the histories of the Sith, and with the usage of the blade itself, it is quickly discovered that it is a most terrible weapon handed down from Sith Lord to Sith Lord since the ancients of ancients.
It is the Necrosis Sword - once known as Tsûduma Tniya in High Sith - a relic of the past and a threat of the present and future.
Constructed out of an unknown form of Sith Alchemy, the Necrosis Sword holds a myriad of powers others do not and seems to channel the pure will of the Dark Side itself. Heat and flames are its life, scorching all who are cut and killed in combat. Souls claimed by the sword are tortured by the evil within the metalwork and are pushed outward as a miasmic fog of the Dark Side, corrupting and killing all life in the surrounding area. The elements of life are mere servants to the Necrosis Sword, channeled forth from its edges like a magician would produce magic from his wand. Even the spirits of the Netherworld are not safe, capable of being cut in twain as any mortal would. It even boasts the same indestructibility of a Sith Sword, clashing against lightsabers with disgusting ease.
But this does not all come without a price. For every power comes a weakness. Something that could end the conquests of the blade's wielder in a second. All of it brought into being by the evil itself that empowers the blade. From outright killing the wielder to constantly signaling their existence to the Galaxy's Force Users, the Necrosis Sword is as much a bane as it is a blessing. Although, this is a fundamental part of anything created by the Dark Side.
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