Post by Sphinx on May 22, 2010 9:29:46 GMT -5
Name: Obsidian Gloves - Melchesee's Claws
Description: These gloves are what Sphinxellar wears all the time. They are made of a black materia that seems to emanate with unending darkness. Even though its soft and flexible, the gloves are extremely durable, and weighs nearly as heavy as a sword. Being the disciple of Melcheezar, Sphinx is well-versed in hand to hand melee combat, thus he was given these pair of gloves for use. Under the sun, these gloves don't shine nor absorb any form of light. During combat, the gloves give out a dark glow whenever it lands a strike or blocks an attack. Aside from being able to function as a blunt-force weapon, the gloves themselves have no other effects.
Effects: None. Just a regular, fist-type weapon.
Name: Magic Trench Coat - Neo Excelsior
Description: The very black trench coat draped around Sphinx's body is magical in itself. It adapts to the size of the user's clothing, still covering his entire body as if its of the same size. Also the trench coat keeps Sphinx's slender appearance despite wearing anything bulky, retaining the form of its wearer completely. The trench coat also has another feature. It can store items in its pockets that would otherwise not fit in an ordinary pocket. Sphinx has been known to store umbrellas and swords inside his trench coat during missions, and strangely enough, it doesn't slow him down. The trench coat, by itself, does not increase the defense of the user, but it allows a maximum carry load of 2 items, and each item must not exceed a combined weight of 60LBS.
Effects: Retains form; Adapts to clothing; can keep an inventory of 2 items that weighs 60LBS combined
Name: Black Umbrella
Description: A plain, black umbrella that Sphinx keeps inside one of his trench coat pockets. The umbrella is an effective way to produce shade under a hot, sunny day, and light enough to carry around. The umbrella weighs exactly 2LBS.
Effects: Keeps sunlight and rain out of its confines, just like any good umbrella. NO magical, combative, or defensive effects.
Description: These gloves are what Sphinxellar wears all the time. They are made of a black materia that seems to emanate with unending darkness. Even though its soft and flexible, the gloves are extremely durable, and weighs nearly as heavy as a sword. Being the disciple of Melcheezar, Sphinx is well-versed in hand to hand melee combat, thus he was given these pair of gloves for use. Under the sun, these gloves don't shine nor absorb any form of light. During combat, the gloves give out a dark glow whenever it lands a strike or blocks an attack. Aside from being able to function as a blunt-force weapon, the gloves themselves have no other effects.
Effects: None. Just a regular, fist-type weapon.
Name: Magic Trench Coat - Neo Excelsior
Description: The very black trench coat draped around Sphinx's body is magical in itself. It adapts to the size of the user's clothing, still covering his entire body as if its of the same size. Also the trench coat keeps Sphinx's slender appearance despite wearing anything bulky, retaining the form of its wearer completely. The trench coat also has another feature. It can store items in its pockets that would otherwise not fit in an ordinary pocket. Sphinx has been known to store umbrellas and swords inside his trench coat during missions, and strangely enough, it doesn't slow him down. The trench coat, by itself, does not increase the defense of the user, but it allows a maximum carry load of 2 items, and each item must not exceed a combined weight of 60LBS.
Effects: Retains form; Adapts to clothing; can keep an inventory of 2 items that weighs 60LBS combined
Name: Black Umbrella
Description: A plain, black umbrella that Sphinx keeps inside one of his trench coat pockets. The umbrella is an effective way to produce shade under a hot, sunny day, and light enough to carry around. The umbrella weighs exactly 2LBS.
Effects: Keeps sunlight and rain out of its confines, just like any good umbrella. NO magical, combative, or defensive effects.
