[IC] New Crobuzon & the World Beyond

[GM Marvel]

[OoC: I assumed as priests you both would have your holy symbol's displayed as that's how you identified each other and also at the moment there would be no reason to hide them.  Gods don't look kindly upon priests who hide their symbols unless they have good reason to.  Not only that but your god would want you to spread your faith to this new world.  More worshipers means more power. ]

He listens to what services Kee is looking for and he replies, "It's already taken care of as a thank you for the fortunate results of your sudden arrival."

Changing the subject back to faith, the cactus-man does ask the name of your deities.  To Kee he replies, "I've never heard of your Heironeous, the Valorous Knight.  I'm no scholar but he does sound a lot like Solenton.  He promotes prosperity through strength of arms and will gleefully charge into glorious battle with his Sword of Righteousness."

If Selena mentions the name of her goddess, the cactus-man shakes his prickly head and replies, "I do not know of anyone who directly worship the moon or her sisters.  If I recall correctly, Luurn would be the closest I know of to a moon goddess.  She holds dominion over the night but neither good nor evil."

Anyone who continues to look at the weapons and armor find everything you would expect from a well equipped Armor and Weapons shop.  But there are a few curiosities...  

• There is a two-handed slashing weapon (with a 10' reach) called a Greatcleaver.  
  [Greatcleaver: 40gp; Medium DMG: 2d8; x3 crit; Weight 15#; Slashing; Two-handed weapon]
  

• Disk-like throwing weapon (that looks like a buzz saw blade) that the smith calls a Chakri.  [Chakri:  10gp; Medium DMG:1d6; x2 crit; Range 20'; Weight 1#; Slashing]
  

• A large crossbow type weapon called a Rivebow that a Chakri can be loaded into and fired!  [Rivebow: 200gp; Medium DMG: 2d6; 19-20/x3 crit; Range 40'; Weight 14#; Slashing; Two-handed weapon] [See attached picture]
  

• There is also a strange contraption called a Stingbox that looks like a squared off box with a handle at one end and two whip-like flails at the other; the flails have a reach of 20'.  These flails are extendable and are whipped out to catch the enemy, then a powerful electrical charge is sent through the line.  While the base damage is minimal, each strike also inflicts electrical damage.  Creatures struck must immediately make a DC13 Fort save or be stunned for 1d3 rounds.  Any untrained user of a Stingbox who rolls a natural 1 on an attack roll shocks himself and must save or be stunned.  It holds 12 charges before needing to be recharged.  [Stingbox: 300gp; Medium DMG: 1d3+1d8 shock; x2 crit; 4#; Slashing] [See attached picture]
  

• The last strange weapon is called a Gnoscourge.  It functions much like a standard whip except it always inflicts lethal damage and armor offers no additional protection.  Due to its inherent thaumaturgical nature it can always be enhanced, enchanted and bespelled for half the normal cost.  It can only be effectively used by someone who has had extensive Elementarii (prestige class) training.  [Gnoscourge: 400gp; Medium DMG: 1d6; x2 crit; 3#; slashing]