Silverthorn is a longsword forged from Shimmering Steel, its blade adorned with intricate motifs of a river, symbolizing dominion over water. The hilt is wrapped in red leather, providing a secure grip, and the pommel is set with a sapphire that seems to glow faintly. The blade itself reflects light like a glistening river, and it hums softly when drawn, as if resonating with the flow of water.
Silverthorn's legendary status, powerful enchantments, and unique connection to water contribute to its high value.
It is the ancestral heirloom of the Dane family, a noble house from Rivermond. The sword was forged for the purpose of defending the weak. For generations, the Dane family wielded this longsword in their battles, commanding the power of water to aid them. However, Silverthorn was lost after the Grail War, a conflict that saw the Dane family fall from grace. Legends say that the spirits of the Gylder River now guard the sword, waiting for a worthy wielder to reclaim it.
Attunement:
Silverthorn can only be attuned to a creature who has taken an oath by the Gylder River.
Special Features:
- Enhanced Strikes: Silverthorn grants a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
- Water's Grace: When you hit with an attack using Silverthorn, you can choose to deal an extra 1d8 cold damage.
- Aquatic Command: Once per long rest, you can cast Control Water at its lowest level without expending a spell slot. The save DC for this spell is 16.
| Weapon Type | Damage | Properties | Mastery | Weight |
| Martial Melee Weapon (Longsword) | 1d8 slashing damage | Unknown, Unknown (1d10), Unknown | Unknown | 3 lbs |