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{{Weapon infobox|name=Desecrator|damage=20|hit=+7|attack=Cutting|hands=2|weight=100}}<br />
'''Desecrator''' is a two-handed [[Draft:Weapon|weapon]] appearing as a '''great-sword'''. It starts at '''+7 enchantment with a deep -7 curse'''. A chaotic wielder gains unstoppable damage and healing, while a neutral or lawful wielder suffers potentially fatal level drain instead.<ref>{{Source|iinit.h|238}}; {{Source|item.c|536|552}}; {{Source|itemf2.c|430|453}}.</ref><br />
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== Generation ==<br />
Desecrator occurs in random treasure, [[Draft:Knight's Pawn Shop|pawn-shop stock]] and [[Draft:Scroll of acquirement|acquirement]]. Its item level is 9 and base value 5,000 Au. The random constructor preserves the fixed +7 enchantment and -7 curse. [[Draft:Julie's Armor of Proof and Weapons of Quality|Julie's]] sells the separate ordinary great-sword, not Desecrator.<ref>{{Source|iinit.h|238}}; {{Source|item.c|7|41}}; {{Source|item.c|188|204}}; {{Source|site1.c|1022|1053}}; {{Source|effect1.c|713|728}}; {{Source|site1.c|164|187}}.</ref><br />
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== Alignment and attacks ==<br />
On a landed attack, the sword fully identifies itself and checks the player's alignment:<br />
{| class="wikitable"<br />
! Alignment !! Result<br />
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| Below zero (chaotic) || Unstoppable damage, healing up to maximum HP, alignment decreases by 1<br />
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| Zero or above || Player loses levels equal to current character damage; alignment decreases by 10; no ordinary attack on the target<br />
|}<br />
Chaotic healing uses '''current character damage + the attack's damage modifier''', not the actual random HP damage inflicted. A low ordinary damage roll therefore does not reduce the corresponding healing amount. A normal cut includes the Strength-based modifier.<ref>{{Source|itemf2.c|430|453}}; {{Source|aux2.c|636|680}}.</ref><br />
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The nonchaotic branch is not merely a hit on the player. Level drain also reduces maximum and current HP, and can kill if HP falls below 1 or the resulting level is negative. A high damage rating makes this backlash more dangerous, not safer.<ref>{{Source|effect3.c|323|336}}; {{Source|itemf2.c|446|453}}.</ref><br />
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== Curses and altars ==<br />
The initial curse prevents ordinary removal. Self-targeted [[Draft:Scroll of dispelling|dispelling]] needs effective strength at least '''6''' to neutralize it. Neutral Desecrator retains its alignment-dependent attack, unlike [[Draft:Demonblade|Demonblade]]. Strong [[Draft:Scroll of blessing|blessing]] can destroy a deeply cursed copy, and a positively blessed Desecrator is destroyed when its equipment effect runs.<ref>{{Source|inv.c|1354|1358}}; {{Source|effect3.c|827|857}}; {{Source|effect1.c|154|198}}; {{Source|itemf2.c|536|547}}.</ref><br />
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Equipping or removing a nonblessed Desecrator while standing on an altar '''destroys that altar'''. Destroying an altar of the player's own patron inflicts enough unstoppable damage to leave 1 HP. Other deities' reactions depend on the player's patron and the destroyed altar; for example, Set or Hecate rewards destruction of an Odin or Athena altar with 1,000 experience. This is an equipment effect, so it can occur without attacking a creature.<ref>{{Source|itemf2.c|536|547}}; {{Source|effect2.c|556|622}}.</ref><br />
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== Other uses ==<br />
An already cursed copy resists the ordinary [[Draft:Scroll of enchantment|disenchantment]] branch. If a neutralized copy is stripped, that removes its equipment effect and enchantment but retains its alignment-dependent attack; it is not a way to make the blade safe for a lawful or neutral attacker.<ref>{{Source|effect1.c|8|51}}; {{Source|aux2.c|594|616}}; {{Source|itemf2.c|430|453}}.</ref><br />
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A merely carried copy can be thrown, invoking the same alignment check on a hit; throwing is not a workaround for a nonchaotic character. An equipped cursed copy is refused. Ordinary tunneling uses the base cutting contribution of 20, ignoring its +7 enchantment, and can damage it.<ref>{{Source|command3.c|223|311}}; {{Source|command3.c|865|933}}; {{Source|itemf2.c|430|453}}.</ref><br />
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== Strategy ==<br />
For an established chaotic character, Desecrator combines a resistance-piercing attack with healing that does not depend on a high damage roll. Its +7 also boosts ordinary accuracy and damage contributions. Before wielding it, verify that alignment is actually below zero, prepare curse removal and leave any altar square.<br />
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Compared with Demonblade, Desecrator has predictable healing on landed chaotic attacks and lacks the spirit-backlash branch, while weighing 400 less. It uses both hands and demands continued attention to alignment. Do not attempt to become chaotic by accepting its backlash: the level drain can kill long before the alignment shift helps.<ref>{{Source|iinit.h|222|238}}; {{Source|itemf2.c|237|282}}; {{Source|itemf2.c|430|453}}; {{Source|effect3.c|323|336}}.</ref><br />
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== References ==<br />
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[[Category:Drafts]]<br />
[[Category:Weapons]]<br />
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