Spears

Windvane was an enchanted spear forged by the drow wizard Vizeran DeVir, and wielded by Aerisi Kalinoth during her time as the leader of the Cult of the Howling Hatred.[2] Vizeran DeVir, a drow worshiper of the Elder Elemental Eye, forged the spear Windvane using part of the essence of Yan-C-Bin, Prince of Evil Air, in a temple known as the Fane of the Eye. He left the spear to await its prophesied bearer.[2] Sometime in the Year of the Scarlet Witch, 1491 DR, Aerisi Kalinoth found the spear…

Of all the Viking weapons, the spear was the easiest to be made, from the material required to the phases of construction. Not as shining as the swords or as impressive as the axes, the Viking spears were, though simple, very powerful.

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The Zodiac Spear (最強の矛, Saikyou no Hoko?, lit. Strongest Halberd) is a recurring spear in the Final Fantasy series being usually depicted as the strongest one in games in which it appears. The Zodiac Spear is the most powerful weapon available in the original version, where its license is found in the bottom right of the License Board, just above Masamune. While being the strongest weapon available, it can be found fairly early—provided certain chests are not opened. It costs 235 License…

yup, theres the fire elemental again. to i wasn't able to come up with a suitable design for you yet. sorry spears

A set of spears i designed for one of my personal characters. Procreate, 2021

SEVEN INDIAN AND OTHER SPEARS, 18TH/19TH CENTURIES the first with etched leaf-shaped head, on its wooden haft; the second with leaf-shaped head inlaid with copper, and openwork base including and architectural moulding; the third with bifurcated wavy blades, on its wooden haft; the fourth and fifth each weighted base (heads missing); the sixth and seventh Indian or South East Asian, with broad wasted leaf-shaped blades, moulded sockets, each on its haft.