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Spring is a simple sickle with a blade made out of bone and a hilt made of pinewood while Autumn is a hunting knife made out of the same material. They were crafted by the first-folk, tribes of native elves that lived in the stting before humans arrived with buildings and metal.
Spring is a life-bringer item, it's used by druids to make crops grow fuller and to enhance magic capabilities, meanwhile Autumn is a deathbringer, used by hunters to skin their prey and to enhance their senses.
I don't imagine them too intricate in design, but they certainly look elvish-y with more curves and finesse than necessary.

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Tried implementing bone-esque stuff in the pommel, guard, and blade. I know the blade isn't the most functional, but it looks cool wo there. The guard is inspired by how bones affect by bone cancer look, all spikey and stuff. I'm not the best at rendering, so I hope it turned out okay!

It needs to look like bone but it also has to be the shape of a regular greatsword as it’s for a noble orc who’s family defies logic when working with bone and makes it sharp as steel or a +3 greatsword (technically magical but we said it’s not just it’s so good) have fun and enjoy my confusing project

(Hey first post on this sub so sorry in advance for any format issues.) TLDR: large heavy metal scythe that can fold down to a block like a briefcase as well as turning into a short sword. High strength character and we essentially took the stats of a greatsword and reflavored it as a scythe

Longer description/ background: in this homebrew 5e game there's a phenomena that occurs where people get a dream where they encounter a fountain and mysterious figure simply referred to as the fountain keeper, people who encounter this dream of sorts are offered to drink from the fountain and upon doing so wake to new powers etc called 'gifts'. These gifts can also take the form of items/ weapons which is what occurred for my character(who is a reaper, homebrew 5e class that we have adjusted over time to work on balancing it) though he didn't encounter the fountain he did have a "dream"(bit complicated thing with connecting alternate universe/timelines that we're still trying to figure out in game) where he essentially was reliving a memory but in a very different world, think cyberpunk, and instead of having the typical scythe he's used to he had a block of metal seemingly as his weapon which ended up having a switch on it that somehow he subconsciously knew about and when pressed transformed the block of metal out into a scythe... upon waking up this same block of metal was laying upon his chest

My PC needed some custom survival gear. Since they're a little guy, a regular handaxe is unwieldy and obvious. He has what looks like a utility hatchet/mini pickaxe that can be twisted apart into two weapons, like how kitchen shears are either scissors or two curved stabby-knives. The right-hand portion is the hatchet end, the left-hand section becomes a 'hook' for catching or gouging opponents' wrists/ankles.

Heya!
My triton artificer managed to loot a bunch of Ahnkeg chitin and I'm making three shields. My DM said I can dye the chitin so I can make shields to suit the characters they're going to. Only problem is I'm having some trouble visualising them a little. If anyone would be willing to sketch them for me I'd really appreciate it!! I'm gonna be gifting these to my friends once a few days pass in-game.

Shield 1: Leaf Shield, chitin dyed green fixed with metal into a shield design, like this pic. This is for our cleric of Silvanus!

Credit to Shroud of the Avatar Game: https://sotawiki.net/sota/Leaf_Shield

Shield 2: Star Shield, chitin dyed blue fixed with wood. I couldn't find anything to match so I used AI for ideas only. Would prefer the wooden parts to be really thin and it needs to not have metal. This is for our druid of the stars :)

Nightcafe AI Picture

Nightcafe AI Picture

Shield 3: Ahnkeg Remnants Shield, this final one will be made last, maybe in a little rush, and since it's for herself she won't be spending so long on a pretty design.

Credit to https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg1sttQuHM6/

If anyone decides to do this, thanks so much!