- This page is about the Void Sword added by Thaumcraft 5. For other uses, see Void Sword.
| Void Sword | |
|---|---|
| Mod | Thaumcraft 5 |
| Type | Weapon |
| Tooltip text | Lesser Sapping |
| Properties | |
| Damage | 7 |
| Durability | 150 |
The Void Sword is a sword added by Thaumcraft 5. It has 150 points of durability and it gives the Warping I effect to the player who is using it, weakens enemies and has a chance of life stealing from them. It has the ability to auto-repair extremely quickly because it is made out of Void Metal Ingots.
Recipe
Thaumonomicon entry
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By infusing magic into metal you had managed to create Thaumium. It was a worthy discovery, but the time has come to leave thaumium to amateurs and dabblers.
A strange and half-remembered dream has given you the urge to try something... different. What if you infuse metal with more than just magic, but with the very essence where magic is drawn from: Darkness and the Void that dwells between the stars.
The resulting metal is disturbingly slick and warm to the touch. It is almost as soft as gold making it easy to work, but when struck it becomes as hard as thaumium and sometimes even harder. More impressively all but the most devastating damage soon repairs itself as the metal slowly flows back into place.
The only downside is that it isn't as easy to enchant as thaumium, but still compares favorably to mundane materials like iron.
You have discovered that care must be taken when handling the metal - being harmed by it seems to temporarily sap your strength.
A strange and half-remembered dream has given you the urge to try something... different. What if you infuse metal with more than just magic, but with the very essence where magic is drawn from: Darkness and the Void that dwells between the stars.
The resulting metal is disturbingly slick and warm to the touch. It is almost as soft as gold making it easy to work, but when struck it becomes as hard as thaumium and sometimes even harder. More impressively all but the most devastating damage soon repairs itself as the metal slowly flows back into place.
The only downside is that it isn't as easy to enchant as thaumium, but still compares favorably to mundane materials like iron.
You have discovered that care must be taken when handling the metal - being harmed by it seems to temporarily sap your strength.