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Phalar Aluve
Phalar Aluve is a rare, lightly enchanted (+1) special variant of the Longswords family of weapons. It is a martial melee weapon that can be wielded in one hand, or with both hands for extra damage. As a finesse weapon, it can benefit from the wielder's Dexterity and not just their Strength.
The drow inscription on this blade appears to have been recently carved. It translates to: 'Though I have to leave you, I will dance forever in Eilistraee's Light.'
Properties
- One-handed damage
1d8 + 1 (2~9) + Strength or Dexterity modifier 
Slashing - Two-handed damage
1d10 + 1 (2~11) + Strength or Dexterity modifier Slashing - Details
Rarity: Rare
Enchantment: + 1
Versatile
Finesse- Dippable
Melee: 1.5 m / 5 ft
Weight: 1.35 kg / 2.7 lb
Price: 250 gp 
UID
UND_SwordInStoneUUID
6d0d3206-50b5-48ed-af92-a146ed6b98f2
Special
The holder of this item gains:
+1
: The sword hums in anticipation, ready to 
or 
. Effect ends when Phalar Aluve is unequipped.
Weapon actions
If you have proficiency, equip in main hand to gain:
Lacerate (
)Slash at your target's vital points to make it
.
Rush Attack ()Charge forward and attack the first enemy in your way, possibly pushing them
.
Pommel Strike (
)Make a non-lethal attack against an enemy and possibly
them.
Where to find
- This weapon can be found stabbed into a rock in the Underdark X: 116 Y: -192 and can be freed by passing either a:
- DC 15 Strength check to yank it from the stone.
- DC 15 Religion check to learn how to release the magic holding it in place.
- Paladin: DC 10 Religion check (with advantage) to consider what the appropriate ritual for releasing the sword. If successful, a Paladin can perform the ritual or use your oath to prove your work (DC 10 Charisma check).
Alternately, a Cleric of Eilistraee can release the sword without needing an ability check.
Notes
- The 1d4
Thunder damage doesn't seem to trigger effects requiring Thunder damage on items like Hat of Storm Scion's Power or Gloves of Belligerent Skies - regardless of whether the character triggering the damage has the items or the character activating Phalar Aluve - the Reverberation stacks don't apply. The Ring of Spiteful Thunder, however, is triggered if the target had stacks of Reverberation applied - at least when worn by the character triggering the damage. (as of 4.1.1.3648072) - Longswords do not regularly have the Finesse property; Phalar Aluve is special in this regard. The only other example is
Larethian's Wrath.
Gallery
Phalar Aluve lodged in its stone.
