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{{flavour| | {{flavour|A purple glaive that was created by a mad god, and carries a curse which transforms anyone wielding it into a prune. Fortunately, the curse works very slowly, and one can use it briefly with no consequences worse than slightly purple skin and a few wrinkles.}} | ||
[[File:Glaive_of_prune.png]] '''''a Glaive of Prune''''' | [[File:Glaive_of_prune.png]] '''''a Glaive of Prune''''' | ||
Revision as of 05:06, 20 November 2016
Version 0.19: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
| A purple glaive that was created by a mad god, and carries a curse which transforms anyone wielding it into a prune. Fortunately, the curse works very slowly, and one can use it briefly with no consequences worse than slightly purple skin and a few wrinkles. |
a Glaive of Prune
+12 glaive
Desirability
The glaive of prune is a straightforward enough artefact: a +12 glaive of chopping. The "prune curse" on this weapon has no actual in-game effect, other than making Zin hate it. Most characters who happen to use polearms can benefit from it in the early- and mid-game; even though glaives aren't the most impressive weapons, and you'll eventually be better off with a well-branded bardiche or demon trident, it's got significant enchantment bonuses and shouldn't be skipped over if you haven't gotten a proper end-game weapon yet.
History
Prior to 0.15, the glaive of Prune had a +4,+12 enchantment.