The Mace of the Crusader was created by Zenithar. According to legend, when Pelinal Whitestrake was slain, a messenger carried the mace to the settlement of Leyawiin. Centuries later, the master craftsman Saint Kaladas built the Great Chapel of Zenithar to honor the legend. When Kaladas died and was entombed in the Chapel, those who prayed to him began to receive visions of the mace. The void symbolizes doubt, and an inscription on the tomb says to “walk in the faith”. Sir Ralvas of the original Knights attempted hundreds of times to reach the mace, but failed each time. The pilgrim later discovered that the Boots and Greaves of the Crusader are needed to cross the void. With the boots, the path was illuminated and the pilgrim recovered the mace.
Part of the Crusader’s Relics set.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Damage | 1d8+4 |
| Hand | 1 |
| Range | 2m |
| Qualities | Crushing, Aedric Favor, Unwieldy, Concussive, Magic, Proven, Enchanted (Strike: Fire [Sunlight] 5)* |
| ENC | 1 |
*Deals 5 bonus Fire [Sunlight] damage on Strike