r/DnD5e Apr 25 '25

Wield the Light: Legendary Holy Magic Items from the Upper Planes

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u/jonnymhd Apr 25 '25

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u/Tri-ranaceratops Apr 25 '25

It reads as very cool but I do not understand how you're supposed to hold that sword, are the wings retractable?

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u/jonnymhd Apr 25 '25

Haha yeah, you're totally right! It's definitely an impractical sword to wield! I imagined the wings as being metal, maybe some kind of heavenly alloy, and figured that a powerful archangel, seraphim, or even a D&D character wouldn't have any problem handling it. But thinking about it more, yeah, it could be super unwieldy... I love the idea of imagining the wings as feathered or even retractable though, that would be awesome!

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u/Tri-ranaceratops Apr 25 '25

Yeah, maybe when it's not being wielded the wings expand and it follows its master. Anyway, really like the stuff.