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|A large, exquisitely crafted crossbow, the stake thrower is specially outfitted to shoot thick wooden stakes rather than typical crossbow bolts. It also has a secondary chamber into which potions and bombs can be loaded. The original prototype for the stake thrower was drawn up by Joana Harker, and the weapon itself was crafted by Herb Richard in the town of Broken Shield.

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|The throwing crucifix is a sturdy vampire-hunting weapon made by Joana Harker’s own father. Constructed from a careful carpenter’s composite of pine, oak, and hickory, the throwing crucifix is essentially four stakes that have been bolted together, gilded in silver caps, and joined at the crux with silver and gold ornamentation reminiscent of a sunburst. Carvings resembling the tree of life decorate the shafts of each of the stakes, as well as carvings depicting the four seasons. Given its elaborate religious connotations, the throwing crucifix is an excellent tool for hunting or defending oneself from an array of vampires and fiends.

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|A small pendant bestowed upon a worthy soul by Tovare herself, this pendant can be activated to cause a silvery-gold halo to emit from its bearer. This not only shields the bearer from harm, but protects their nearby allies, as well.

Tovare is the goddess often portrayed as being in charge of the Celestial Council. She professes the need to cultivate the world around you, always leaving it better than you found it. She typically takes the hard road of offering redemption to those that have wronged her, rather than becoming vengeful.

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|The handle of this whip resembles the hilt of a sword, and is embellished with small rubies embedded in the pommel and in the center of the crossguard. The tip of the whip shifts in form and function at the merest thought from the wielder, and though it often appears as a spiked morningstar, it may also commonly manifest as a large hook, a heavy chain, or a ball of holy fire.

Attunement to the Venator Whip allows its bearer to easily maneuver the unwieldy weapon, and, with practice, to control the finer motions of the whip as if it were one of their own limbs.

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