hi

I have read on the internet a dwarven priest spell

called axe storm of clanngeddin

that 

hi

I have read on the internet a dwarven priest spell

called axe storm of clanngeddin

that 

When cast, this spell increased an axe-wielding dwarf's skill in melee combat. Their strikes were faster and more powerful, and axes thrown at a target never missed. The amount of individuals this spell affected was based on the caster's skill level

how does this work in game mechanic terms

for each ability

can't find anything on the internet

I found that it doubles the attacks for each axe weilded

I need the rest of the game mechanics thanks asap

This spell does not exist in DnD 5e. It's from the 2nd edition.

The effect was : 

Each affected dwarf gains an additional attack per round with every axe wielded in melee combat or hurled at an op­ponent.

why does it say increases axe welding ability and 

the strikes are faster more powerful?

It says they are faster because they get an extra attack. The closest equivalent in 5e would be the Haste Spell, this gives an extra attack plus increasing speed and a couple of other effects but has the benefit it’s not limited to dwarves

Also could you please put all your thoughts into a single post or use the edit button. Trying to read a question over four posts including one repeated post is frustrating 

For anyone interested in the spell, here's a link to the wiki: https://adnd2e.fandom.com/wiki/Axe_Storm_of_Clangeddin_(Priest_Spell)

Just bear in mind its is for ad&d 2nd edition although it should be pretty easy to port it over to 5e if you wanted to...and upon checking the homebrew section on dndbeyond I can confirm someone had: https://www.dndbeyond.com/spells/1508192-axe-storm-of-clangeddin-efa-a

Although they have missed off some of the fine print of the original spell, namely the definition of an axe for the purpose of the spell and it not stacking with Haste and that a slow spell can negate its effects.