
Name: Sun Tzu: The Art of War Slot: Weapon Type: Book Handling: One-Handed Class: Mythic Quantity: Limited Element: Arcane Damage: N/A Durability: Indestructible Description: An old book personally written by a general, military strategist, writer, scholar, and philosopher by the name of Sun Tzu. The book is quite large but can be held with one hand comfortably. It is bound in hard leather but the insane is parchment paper made of the finest animal skin. The text inside is inscribed in calligraphy that used some of the most precious ingredients for the ink. Each letter is written carefully with tender care showing off the writers careful nature. History: From the small country of Sin an intelligence youth by the name of Sun Tzu was born. A quiet boy by nature who enjoyed studying all around him with an inquisitive gaze. Sun Tzu was curious by nature always asking questions. He would grow to become a scholar and when war came to Sin thanks to the arrival of the followers of Illumin, he joined the military. Sun Tzu quickly rose through the ranks to become a strategist. Sun Tzu was a major player in many battles, leading troops to victory countless times. Sun Tzu gained a reputation as the 'Sleeping Dragon'. When poked he would lead armies to decimate those who stood against him. Later he would come to join the 9 Heroes, using his masterful strategies in a book personally written by him to inspire and assist them in achieving victory. Sun Tzu's plans helped the heroes conquer their enemies time and time again even when aced against great adversity. Because of his skill, Sun Tzu was constantly under threat of assassination by the enemy forces. While the assassins were fought back many times, ultimately they would succeed. One night after the defeat of Izrael, Sun Tzu was killed by a group of assassins. A dozen warriors attacked the camp sacrificing themselves to hold off the other heroes while five more struck at Sun Tzu. Sun Tzu was fatally wounded and his book stolen to be sealed away. Requirements:
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