An ancient relic once wielded by a grieving mother who forgot her own beloved daughter, this odachi is capable of slicing away reality itself. It is sealed in a long and incredibly sharp black scabbard, with its name engraved in glowing white letters along the sheath. The hilt is a deep blue with gold ornamentations lining the middle, its cross guard and pommel are also made of a golden steel. When drawn, the wielder begins to hear a soft humming in their ears, the long silver blade humming with power. Things cut away by this blade can never be made whole again, but this power comes with a dear cost. When unsheathed, You have a +3 to hit with this weapon, and it deals 3d8 (3d10 if wielded with two hands) force damage plus 2d8 fire damage (2d10 if wielded with two hands). While sheathed it acts like a normal longsword.
Erasing Me, Erasing You: When unsheathed, damage dealt from Arayashiki bypasses any and all resistances and immunities, and the lost maximum hit points can never be regained. If a creature is reduced to 0 hit points due to this effect or if Arayashiki deals the final blow, the creature is instantly erased from existence so thoroughly to the point where even the memory of them vanishes, along with any of their personally identifying belongings. When a creature wounded by Arayashiki comes within 20 ft of the sword after at least 3 days of separation, the creature takes 2d8 fire damage as the wound bursts open again in a bout of flame. Whenever a creature makes an attack with this blade, it loses some of its memories, causing the creature to lose three words from its stat block or character sheet. If an entire feature or item (such as darkvision, a weapon, a saving throw modifier, or even the character's name) is covered or erased, then the creature loses that feature/ item or no longer gains the benefit. If an ability score, armor class, ability save modifier, etc... is erased, then the creature will use the most average possible score. If the creature loses its entire stat block or character sheet, then the creature will enter a state of Muga. While in the Muga state the creature completely forgets everything about its existence, even its own name and beliefs, causing it to attack everything around it without hesitation. If a creature with less than 18 WISDOM attempts to attune with the weapon, they will instantly be erased.
Proficiency with a Longsword allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.
This weapon has the following mastery property. To use this property, you must have a feature that lets you use it.
Sap. If you hit a creature with this weapon, that creature has Disadvantage on its next attack roll before the start of your next turn.
Notes: Must have 18 or higher WISDOM, Versatile, Sap
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