Butcher's Cleaver - Revision history

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			{{CaptionedImage\|file=Butcher's Cleaver.jpg\|caption=These potent greatweapons are lethal in the right hands.\|align=right\|width=500}}
	==Description==		==Description==
	A Butcher's Cleaver is a practical weapon that allows the wielder to deliver crippling blows to an enemy. The weapons exist in various forms and by different names across the Empire and beyond, but are often shaped as somewhat crude, heavy butcher's cleavers in honour of Kaisa Battle-Butcher. The saga of this legendary [[Suaq]] warrior recount many tales where her brutal blows not only dispatched her opponents (both barbarian orcs and dangerous creatures such as the great white dire beast Penju), but also terrified their companions into fleeing.		A Butcher's Cleaver is a practical weapon that allows the wielder to deliver crippling blows to an enemy. The weapons exist in various forms and by different names across the Empire and beyond, but are often shaped as somewhat crude, heavy butcher's cleavers in honour of Kaisa Battle-Butcher. The saga of this legendary [[Suaq]] warrior recount many tales where her brutal blows not only dispatched her opponents (both barbarian orcs and dangerous creatures such as the great white dire beast Penju), but also terrified their companions into fleeing.
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	In the Marches, these take the more orderly form of long axes and are known as ''Wayford Axes'' after the town in [[Mitwold]], where several were made and sold to notorious bandits. One of those same axes was later used to behead members of the gang, once it was bonded to the town executioner as a fee for her work. This did not tarnish the design’s reputation as much as expected, as [[Yeoman_of_the_Marches\|yeomen]] are too sensible to dismiss a useful weapon on such grounds.		In the Marches, these take the more orderly form of long axes and are known as ''Wayford Axes'' after the town in [[Mitwold]], where several were made and sold to notorious bandits. One of those same axes was later used to behead members of the gang, once it was bonded to the town executioner as a fee for her work. This did not tarnish the design’s reputation as much as expected, as [[Yeoman_of_the_Marches\|yeomen]] are too sensible to dismiss a useful weapon on such grounds.

	Finally, they are also known by much cruder epithets of which ''Limb Breaker'' and ''Orc Killer'' are very much the mildest. Across the Empire they are called ''Orcbane'' or ''~~Orcslayer~~'' weapons. This is not just bravado - many rank-and-file ~~orc warriors wear light chain, mithril breastplates, or heavy leathers~~ rather than the ~~heavy chain or steel plate~~ popular in most Imperial nations. This means that a well-placed blow from a Butcher's Cleaver can quickly take these opponents out of the fight. Needless to say, these names have become a little awkward to employ since the Imperial Orcs joined the Empire.		Finally, they are also known by much cruder epithets of which ''Limb Breaker'' and ''Orc Killer'' are very much the mildest. Across the Empire they are called ''Orcbane'' or ''Orc-cleaver'' weapons. This is not just bravado - many rank-and-file soldiers of the barbarians often rely on a chainshirt breastplate rather than the full coverage popular in most Imperial nations. This means that a well-placed blow from a Butcher's Cleaver can quickly take these opponents out of the fight. Needless to say, these names have become a little awkward to employ since the Imperial Orcs joined the Empire.

	Jotra, the Rune of Battle, is a common feature of these weapons but a few bear Yoorn, the Rune of Ending, to emphasise the deadliness of the wounds delivered.		Jotra, the Rune of Battle, is a common feature of these weapons but a few bear Yoorn, the Rune of Ending, to emphasise the deadliness of the wounds delivered.

Hailmur at 15:06, 20 May 2024

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{~~Two-Handed~~ Weapons}}		{{Great Weapons}}
	* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero\|hero point]] to call [[Calls#IMPALE\|IMPALE]] with this ~~two-handed~~ weapon.		* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero\|hero point]] to call [[Calls#IMPALE\|IMPALE]] with this great weapon.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Butcher's Cleaver requires no special [[Materials\|materials]]. It takes two months to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Butcher's Cleaver requires no special [[Materials\|materials]]. It takes two months to make one of these items.

Hastur: /* Description */

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	In the Marches, these take the more orderly form of long axes and are known as ''Wayford Axes'' after the town in [[Mitwold]], where several were made and sold to notorious bandits. One of those same axes was later used to behead members of the gang, once it was bonded to the town executioner as a fee for her work. This did not tarnish the design’s reputation as much as expected, as [[Yeoman_of_the_Marches\|yeomen]] are too sensible to dismiss a useful weapon on such grounds.		In the Marches, these take the more orderly form of long axes and are known as ''Wayford Axes'' after the town in [[Mitwold]], where several were made and sold to notorious bandits. One of those same axes was later used to behead members of the gang, once it was bonded to the town executioner as a fee for her work. This did not tarnish the design’s reputation as much as expected, as [[Yeoman_of_the_Marches\|yeomen]] are too sensible to dismiss a useful weapon on such grounds.

	Finally, they are also known by much cruder epithets of which ''Limb Breaker'' and ''Orc Killer'' are very much the mildest. Across the Empire they are called ''Orcbane'' or ''Orcslayer'' weapons. This is not just bravado - in many ~~orc tribes the~~ rank-and-file warriors wear light chain, mithril breastplates, or heavy leathers rather than the heavy chain or steel plate popular in most Imperial nations. This means that a well-placed blow from a Butcher's Cleaver can quickly take these opponents out of the fight. Needless to say, these names have become a little awkward to employ since the Imperial Orcs joined the Empire.		Finally, they are also known by much cruder epithets of which ''Limb Breaker'' and ''Orc Killer'' are very much the mildest. Across the Empire they are called ''Orcbane'' or ''Orcslayer'' weapons. This is not just bravado - many rank-and-file orc warriors wear light chain, mithril breastplates, or heavy leathers rather than the heavy chain or steel plate popular in most Imperial nations. This means that a well-placed blow from a Butcher's Cleaver can quickly take these opponents out of the fight. Needless to say, these names have become a little awkward to employ since the Imperial Orcs joined the Empire.

	Jotra, the Rune of Battle, is a common feature of these weapons but a few bear Yoorn, the Rune of Ending, to emphasise the deadliness of the wounds delivered.		Jotra, the Rune of Battle, is a common feature of these weapons but a few bear Yoorn, the Rune of Ending, to emphasise the deadliness of the wounds delivered.

Beeswax: /* Description */

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Description

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	A Butcher's Cleaver is a practical weapon that allows the wielder to deliver crippling blows to an enemy. The weapons exist in various forms and by different names across the Empire and beyond, but are often shaped as somewhat crude, heavy butcher's cleavers in honour of Kaisa Battle-Butcher. The saga of this legendary [[Suaq]] warrior recount many tales where her brutal blows not only dispatched her opponents (both barbarian orcs and dangerous creatures such as the great white dire beast Penju), but also terrified their companions into fleeing.		A Butcher's Cleaver is a practical weapon that allows the wielder to deliver crippling blows to an enemy. The weapons exist in various forms and by different names across the Empire and beyond, but are often shaped as somewhat crude, heavy butcher's cleavers in honour of Kaisa Battle-Butcher. The saga of this legendary [[Suaq]] warrior recount many tales where her brutal blows not only dispatched her opponents (both barbarian orcs and dangerous creatures such as the great white dire beast Penju), but also terrified their companions into fleeing.

	These weapons gained great popularity among the [[Imperial Orcs]] after they were introduced to the legions by [[Wintermark]] [[Wintermark_magical_traditions#Runesmiths\|~~Runesmiths~~]], as the heavy style appealed to the ~~Orcish~~ tastes. Some called them [[Imperial_Orcs_history#The_Uprising\|”Thrace’s]] Bounty” after the rumour that the leader of the rebellion acquired one of these cleavers among the first weapons the rebels looted. The [[Worth]] of that cleaver, if it were located, would be staggering.		These weapons gained great popularity among the [[Imperial Orcs]] after they were introduced to the legions by [[Wintermark]] [[Wintermark_magical_traditions#Runesmiths\|runesmiths]], as the heavy style appealed to the orcish tastes. Some called them [[Imperial_Orcs_history#The_Uprising\|”Thrace’s]] Bounty” after the rumour that the leader of the rebellion acquired one of these cleavers among the first weapons the rebels looted. The [[Worth]] of that cleaver, if it were located, would be staggering.

	In the Marches, these take the more orderly form of long axes and are known as ''Wayford Axes'' after the town in [[Mitwold]], where several were made and sold to notorious bandits. One of those same axes was later used to behead members of the gang, once it was bonded to the town executioner as a fee for her work. This did not tarnish the design’s reputation as much as expected, as [[Yeoman_of_the_Marches\|yeomen]] are too sensible to dismiss a useful weapon on such grounds.		In the Marches, these take the more orderly form of long axes and are known as ''Wayford Axes'' after the town in [[Mitwold]], where several were made and sold to notorious bandits. One of those same axes was later used to behead members of the gang, once it was bonded to the town executioner as a fee for her work. This did not tarnish the design’s reputation as much as expected, as [[Yeoman_of_the_Marches\|yeomen]] are too sensible to dismiss a useful weapon on such grounds.

	Finally, they are also known by much cruder epithets of which ''Limb Breaker'' and ''Orc Killer'' are very much the mildest.. Across the Empire they are called ''Orcbane'' or ''Orcslayer'' weapons. This is not just bravado - in many orc tribes the rank-and-file warriors wear light chain, mithril breastplates, or heavy leathers rather than the heavy chain or steel plate popular in most Imperial nations. This means that a well placed blow from a Butcher's Cleaver can quickly take these opponents out of the fight. Needless to say, these names have become a little awkward to employ since the Imperial Orcs joined the Empire.		Finally, they are also known by much cruder epithets of which ''Limb Breaker'' and ''Orc Killer'' are very much the mildest. Across the Empire they are called ''Orcbane'' or ''Orcslayer'' weapons. This is not just bravado - in many orc tribes the rank-and-file warriors wear light chain, mithril breastplates, or heavy leathers rather than the heavy chain or steel plate popular in most Imperial nations. This means that a well-placed blow from a Butcher's Cleaver can quickly take these opponents out of the fight. Needless to say, these names have become a little awkward to employ since the Imperial Orcs joined the Empire.

	Jotra, the Rune of Battle, is a common feature of these weapons but a few bear Yoorn, the Rune of Ending, to emphasise the deadliness of the wounds delivered.		Jotra, the Rune of Battle, is a common feature of these weapons but a few bear Yoorn, the Rune of Ending, to emphasise the deadliness of the wounds delivered.

Rafferty: /* Rules */

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Two-Handed Weapons}}		{{Two-Handed Weapons}}
	* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero\|hero point]] to call [[Calls#IMPALE\|IMPALE]] with this weapon.		* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero\|hero point]] to call [[Calls#IMPALE\|IMPALE]] with this two-handed weapon.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Butcher's Cleaver requires no special [[Materials\|materials]]. It takes two months to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Butcher's Cleaver requires no special [[Materials\|materials]]. It takes two months to make one of these items.

Rafferty: /* Description */

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	In the Marches, these take the more orderly form of long axes and are known as ''Wayford Axes'' after the town in [[Mitwold]], where several were made and sold to notorious bandits. One of those same axes was later used to behead members of the gang, once it was bonded to the town executioner as a fee for her work. This did not tarnish the design’s reputation as much as expected, as [[Yeoman_of_the_Marches\|yeomen]] are too sensible to dismiss a useful weapon on such grounds.		In the Marches, these take the more orderly form of long axes and are known as ''Wayford Axes'' after the town in [[Mitwold]], where several were made and sold to notorious bandits. One of those same axes was later used to behead members of the gang, once it was bonded to the town executioner as a fee for her work. This did not tarnish the design’s reputation as much as expected, as [[Yeoman_of_the_Marches\|yeomen]] are too sensible to dismiss a useful weapon on such grounds.

	Finally, ~~across~~ the Empire they are called ''Orcbane'' or ''Orcslayer'' weapons. This is not just bravado - in many orc tribes the rank-and-file warriors wear light chain, mithril breastplates, or heavy leathers rather than the heavy chain or steel plate popular in most Imperial nations. This means that a well placed blow from a Butcher's Cleaver can quickly take these opponents out of the fight. ~~They are also known by much cruder epithets of which ''Limb Breaker'' and ''Orc Killer'' are very much~~ the ~~mildest~~.		Finally, they are also known by much cruder epithets of which ''Limb Breaker'' and ''Orc Killer'' are very much the mildest.. Across the Empire they are called ''Orcbane'' or ''Orcslayer'' weapons. This is not just bravado - in many orc tribes the rank-and-file warriors wear light chain, mithril breastplates, or heavy leathers rather than the heavy chain or steel plate popular in most Imperial nations. This means that a well placed blow from a Butcher's Cleaver can quickly take these opponents out of the fight. Needless to say, these names have become a little awkward to employ since the Imperial Orcs joined the Empire.

	Jotra, the Rune of Battle, is a common feature of these weapons but a few bear Yoorn, the Rune of Ending, to emphasise the deadliness of the wounds delivered.		Jotra, the Rune of Battle, is a common feature of these weapons but a few bear Yoorn, the Rune of Ending, to emphasise the deadliness of the wounds delivered.

	==Rules==		==Rules==

Rafferty at 15:00, 11 December 2016

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	==Description==		==Description==
	A Butcher's Cleaver is a practical weapon that allows the wielder to deliver a crippling ~~blow~~ to an enemy. ~~Despite being made of [[Materials\|mystical materials]], [[Crafting_skills#artisan\|artisans]] often make these~~ weapons in the ~~shape of~~ crude, heavy butcher's cleavers in honour ~~of the tale~~ of Kaisa Battle-Butcher~~, the~~ [[~~Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalker\|Icewalker~~]] ~~who used~~ such ~~a weapon to trick a band of barbarian raiders~~.		A Butcher's Cleaver is a practical weapon that allows the wielder to deliver crippling blows to an enemy. The weapons exist in various forms and by different names across the Empire and beyond, but are often shaped as somewhat crude, heavy butcher's cleavers in honour of Kaisa Battle-Butcher. The saga of this legendary [[Suaq]] warrior recount many tales where her brutal blows not only dispatched her opponents (both barbarian orcs and dangerous creatures such as the great white dire beast Penju), but also terrified their companions into fleeing.

	These weapons gained great popularity among the [[Imperial Orcs]] after they were introduced to the legions by [[Wintermark]] [[Wintermark_magical_traditions#Runesmiths\|Runesmiths]], as the heavy style appealed to the Orcish tastes. Some called them [[Imperial_Orcs_history#The_Uprising\|”Thrace’s]] Bounty” after the rumour that the leader of the rebellion acquired one of these cleavers among the first weapons the rebels looted. The [[Worth]] of that cleaver, if it were located, would be staggering.		These weapons gained great popularity among the [[Imperial Orcs]] after they were introduced to the legions by [[Wintermark]] [[Wintermark_magical_traditions#Runesmiths\|Runesmiths]], as the heavy style appealed to the Orcish tastes. Some called them [[Imperial_Orcs_history#The_Uprising\|”Thrace’s]] Bounty” after the rumour that the leader of the rebellion acquired one of these cleavers among the first weapons the rebels looted. The [[Worth]] of that cleaver, if it were located, would be staggering.

	In the Marches, these take the more orderly form of long axes and are known as ''Wayford Axes'' after the town in [[Mitwold]], where several were made and sold to notorious bandits. One of those same axes was later used to behead members of the gang, once it was bonded to the town executioner as a fee for her work. This did not tarnish the design’s reputation as much as expected, as [[Yeoman_of_the_Marches\|yeomen]] are too sensible to dismiss a useful weapon on such grounds.		In the Marches, these take the more orderly form of long axes and are known as ''Wayford Axes'' after the town in [[Mitwold]], where several were made and sold to notorious bandits. One of those same axes was later used to behead members of the gang, once it was bonded to the town executioner as a fee for her work. This did not tarnish the design’s reputation as much as expected, as [[Yeoman_of_the_Marches\|yeomen]] are too sensible to dismiss a useful weapon on such grounds.

			Finally, across the Empire they are called ''Orcbane'' or ''Orcslayer'' weapons. This is not just bravado - in many orc tribes the rank-and-file warriors wear light chain, mithril breastplates, or heavy leathers rather than the heavy chain or steel plate popular in most Imperial nations. This means that a well placed blow from a Butcher's Cleaver can quickly take these opponents out of the fight. They are also known by much cruder epithets of which ''Limb Breaker'' and ''Orc Killer'' are very much the mildest.

	Jotra, the Rune of Battle, is a common feature of these weapons but a few bear Yoorn, the Rune of Ending, to emphasise the deadliness of the wounds delivered.		Jotra, the Rune of Battle, is a common feature of these weapons but a few bear Yoorn, the Rune of Ending, to emphasise the deadliness of the wounds delivered.
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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Two-Handed Weapons}}		{{Two-Handed Weapons}}
	* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero ~~Points~~\|hero point]] to call [[Calls#~~CLEAVE~~\|~~CLEAVE~~]] with this weapon.		* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero\|hero point]] to call [[Calls#IMPALE\|IMPALE]] with this weapon.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Butcher's Cleaver requires ~~five ingots of~~ [[Materials~~#Orichalcum~~\|~~orichalcum~~]]. It takes ~~one month~~ to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Butcher's Cleaver requires no special [[Materials\|materials]]. It takes two months to make one of these items.

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Dre at 14:14, 16 April 2016

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Rafferty at 14:34, 22 January 2015

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	* '''Form:''' [[Weapons & armour#Two-~~handed Weapon\|Two-handed Weapon]]. Despite the name any two-handed weapon can be a butcher's cleaver.~~		{{Two-Handed Weapons}}
	* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero Points\|hero point]] to call [[Calls#CLEAVE\|CLEAVE]] with this weapon.		* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero Points\|hero point]] to call [[Calls#CLEAVE\|CLEAVE]] with this weapon.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a butcher's cleaver requires five ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a butcher's cleaver requires five ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.
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Rafferty at 16:31, 20 January 2015

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	* '''Form:''' [[~~Warrior~~#Two-handed Weapon\|Two-handed Weapon]]. Despite the name any two-handed weapon can be a butcher's cleaver.		* '''Form:''' [[Weapons & armour#Two-handed Weapon\|Two-handed Weapon]]. Despite the name any two-handed weapon can be a butcher's cleaver.
	* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero Points\|hero point]] to call [[Calls#CLEAVE\|CLEAVE]] with this weapon.		* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero Points\|hero point]] to call [[Calls#CLEAVE\|CLEAVE]] with this weapon.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a butcher's cleaver requires five ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a butcher's cleaver requires five ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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	==Description==		==Description==
	A ~~butcher~~'s ~~cleaver~~ is a practical weapon that allows the wielder to deliver a crippling blow to an enemy. Despite being made of [[Materials\|mystical materials]], [[Crafting_skills#artisan\|artisans]] often make these weapons in the shape of crude, heavy butcher's cleavers in honour of the tale of Kaisa Battle-Butcher, the [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalker\|Icewalker]] who used such a weapon to trick a band of barbarian raiders.		A Butcher's Cleaver is a practical weapon that allows the wielder to deliver a crippling blow to an enemy. Despite being made of [[Materials\|mystical materials]], [[Crafting_skills#artisan\|artisans]] often make these weapons in the shape of crude, heavy butcher's cleavers in honour of the tale of Kaisa Battle-Butcher, the [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalker\|Icewalker]] who used such a weapon to trick a band of barbarian raiders.

	These weapons gained great popularity among the [[Imperial Orcs]] after they were introduced to the legions by [[Wintermark]] [[Wintermark_magical_traditions#Runesmiths\|Runesmiths]], as the heavy style appealed to the Orcish tastes. Some called them [[Imperial_Orcs_history#The_Uprising\|”Thrace’s]] Bounty” after the rumour that the leader of the rebellion acquired one of these cleavers among the first weapons the rebels looted. The [[Worth]] of that cleaver, if it were located, would be staggering.		These weapons gained great popularity among the [[Imperial Orcs]] after they were introduced to the legions by [[Wintermark]] [[Wintermark_magical_traditions#Runesmiths\|Runesmiths]], as the heavy style appealed to the Orcish tastes. Some called them [[Imperial_Orcs_history#The_Uprising\|”Thrace’s]] Bounty” after the rumour that the leader of the rebellion acquired one of these cleavers among the first weapons the rebels looted. The [[Worth]] of that cleaver, if it were located, would be staggering.

	In the Marches, these take the more orderly form of long axes and are known as Wayford Axes after the town in [[Mitwold]], where several were made and sold to notorious bandits. One of those same axes was later used to behead members of the gang, once it was bonded to the town executioner as a fee for her work. This ~~hasn’t tarnished~~ the design’s reputation as much as expected, as [[Yeoman_of_the_Marches\|yeomen]] are too sensible to dismiss a useful weapon on such grounds.		In the Marches, these take the more orderly form of long axes and are known as ''Wayford Axes'' after the town in [[Mitwold]], where several were made and sold to notorious bandits. One of those same axes was later used to behead members of the gang, once it was bonded to the town executioner as a fee for her work. This did not tarnish the design’s reputation as much as expected, as [[Yeoman_of_the_Marches\|yeomen]] are too sensible to dismiss a useful weapon on such grounds.

	Jotra, the ~~rune~~ of ~~battle~~, is a common feature of these weapons but a few bear Yoorn, the ~~rune~~ of ~~ending~~, to emphasise the deadliness of the wounds delivered.		Jotra, the Rune of Battle, is a common feature of these weapons but a few bear Yoorn, the Rune of Ending, to emphasise the deadliness of the wounds delivered.

	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Two-Handed Weapons}}		{{Two-Handed Weapons}}
	* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero Points\|hero point]] to call [[Calls#CLEAVE\|CLEAVE]] with this weapon.		* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero Points\|hero point]] to call [[Calls#CLEAVE\|CLEAVE]] with this weapon.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a ~~butcher~~'s ~~cleaver~~ requires five ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Butcher's Cleaver requires five ingots of [[Materials#Orichalcum\|orichalcum]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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	With a shrug, the thane granted her the weapon. Kaisa bound it to her with a swift spell and set off to find the bandits. That proved simple as the orcs did not try to hide their path. Kaisa stepped out before them and challenged them to send their best warrior to fight her. Thinking to make some sport out of the silly human, the orcs agreed.		With a shrug, the thane granted her the weapon. Kaisa bound it to her with a swift spell and set off to find the bandits. That proved simple as the orcs did not try to hide their path. Kaisa stepped out before them and challenged them to send their best warrior to fight her. Thinking to make some sport out of the silly human, the orcs agreed.

	~~Kiasa~~ had learnt to wield such a weapon but was no great warrior. Still she found the single opening she needed to put the enchantment to good use, throwing her heart and soul into a fearsome blow. The orc champion fell at her feet and at once she cut off his head.		Kaisa had learnt to wield such a weapon but was no great warrior. Still she found the single opening she needed to put the enchantment to good use, throwing her heart and soul into a fearsome blow. The orc champion fell at her feet and at once she cut off his head.

	The other bandits were astonished.		The other bandits were astonished.