Vínath ((VEE-nah-th))

The Vínath works as a versatile melee weapon. Its main part is made from enchanted dark hardwood, which makes it strong and able to withstand impacts. The blade and hook are forged from a tough iron and Verdantite alloy, and they are securely attached to the wooden shaft. These parts let the weapon cut, hook, and pull. Basic enchantments on the metal help prevent rust and keep them strong. The whole weapon is coated with a sealant that protects it from moisture and damage. All these parts work together to make the Vínath reliable and ready for battle.

The process involves shaping the reinforced hardwood into a sturdy shaft, then forging the alloy into the blade, spear point, and hook, which are securely embedded into the shaft. The entire weapon is then coated with a protective sealant to enhance durability. It is assembled with a focus on strength, ease of repair, and cost-efficiency, making it suitable for mass production and everyday battlefield use.

Vínath was produced for the alll of the Forcers. It's designed for durability and practicality for fighting. They are favored for its sturdy construction and ease of repair. Vínath symbolizes the resilience of the Forcers. It was built to withstand the rigors of combat and the demands of everyday use.

This weapon is a standard tool among forcers, symbolizing their status and skill. Because it’s widely available but still exclusive to forcers, it represents their authority, craftsmanship, and tradition. While common, it’s essential for their operations, making it a symbol of their power and who they are. Its availability through special shops marking its importance. The weapon is a practical tool and a mark of membership within the forcers'.