An ornate rapier that shimmers with a dim blue sheen. Oddly, it hums slightly in response to some sounds.

When the tip of the blade strikes a creature, a small, worrying magic discharge is embedded into them. The embedded magic is considered a Lvl 6 spell for purposes of Dispel Magic. Striking inanimate objects has no effect.

Unless removed, on the wielder's next turn the magic actives with one of the following effects of a 1d6:
1. Blindness/Deafness for 1d4 rounds. (Even: Blind | Odd: Deaf)
2. Confusion for 1 round.
3. Cure Wounds - Target is healed for 3d8
4. Finger of Dead - Target takes 7d8 Necrotic Damage. If target dies this turn, it rises as a zombie under wielder's control for 1/3 its original HP and cannot be heals. Zombie remains under wielder's control until death.
5. Vampiric Touch - Target takes 3d6 Necrotic Damage, healing the wielder for half.
6. Fireball - A fiery explosion centered on the target blasts out in a 20 foot radius. All creatures within range must make a DC 14 Dex save or take 8d6 fire damage (half on successful save)

Target does not get to save against the magical effect, but is aware that it may be removed by Dispel Magic before wielder's next turn. They are not aware of what the effect will be.

Wielder rolls the d6 when the attack hits, and is aware of what magical effect will happen on their next turn.

On a critical hit, wielder may choose which magical effect to apply without rolling, and whether to apply it on their next turn or immediately.

- Rapier may also contain a hidden effect -

Proficiency with a Rapier allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.

Notes: Damage, Combat, Finesse, Vex