A dark onyx greatsword with glowing golden lightning-like veins, standing upright on a dark background with subtle embers.

Onyx Greatsword of the Veins This weapon is an immense, awe-inspiring eight-foot greatsword, appearing more like a monument than a blade. The weapon’s form is carved from a single, titanic piece of onyx, its surface shot through with golden veins that run like lightning across black stone. These molten streaks shimmer faintly, catching light with an inner, living gleam — as though the metal within still remembers fire. The blade is long and knapped, its edges uneven and sharp, marked by ridges and fractures that speak of ancient craftsmanship — not refined, but powerful, primal. It looks as if it was chiseled from the earth itself, the gold running through each fissure like blood through cracks in ancient armor. The weapon bears the weight of age and reverence, a fusion of natural beauty and brutal lethality. The guard and hilt are primitive and rustic, carved from dark, timeworn wood and reinforced with aged bronze. The crossguard curves subtly, shaped like a hewn branch or horn, rough in texture but unyielding in strength. The grip is wrapped in weathered leather strips, darkened from long use, ending in a heavy, blunt pommel that counterbalances the immense blade. Set against a warm, earthen light, the sword’s silhouette commands the space around it — regal yet raw, divine yet grounded. Every detail, from the glimmer of gold veins to the uneven knapping of its edges, evokes the sense that this is no mortal forging, but a relic born of stone, time, and power. It feels See more