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Juliet<ref>[[Book of Secrets]] p.237-239</ref> is a +1 [[ | Juliet<ref>[[Book of Secrets]] p.237-239</ref> is a +1 [[longsword]] made of [[silver]] that is carried by [[Romeo Giacamo Galli]]. It enhances a user's [[Charisma]] by 1 but decreases his [[Wisdom]] by 1. It cannot be used to strike a [[human]] [[female]]. When it strikes a foe, it may temporarily blind them. | ||
Juliet houses the [[ghost]] of [[Madonna Scanzi]] and it serves as her [[prison]] since she has given up trying to communicate with the outside world. Because of this, the sword no longer has its powers of [[possession]]. | Juliet houses the [[ghost]] of [[Madonna Scanzi]] and it serves as her [[prison]] since she has given up trying to communicate with the outside world. Because of this, the sword no longer has its powers of [[possession]]. | ||
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Juliet[1] is a +1 longsword made of silver that is carried by Romeo Giacamo Galli. It enhances a user's Charisma by 1 but decreases his Wisdom by 1. It cannot be used to strike a human female. When it strikes a foe, it may temporarily blind them.
Juliet houses the ghost of Madonna Scanzi and it serves as her prison since she has given up trying to communicate with the outside world. Because of this, the sword no longer has its powers of possession.
References
- ↑ Book of Secrets p.237-239
