Name: Reaper
Appearance: A normal spear which is entirely black from the tip of the blade to the base of the shaft. Along the shaft (measuring 13 feet (4 meters), a standard length among ancient military powers) and at the base of the blade are several decorative marks in silver.

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Effects:
- Spirit Integration - Oversoul: This shamanic technique enables the shaman to integrate spirits into their body, forming a "unity" of both, their spirit and that of the ghost. The shaman would enter a special trance which enables them to synchronize their spirit with that of the ghost; allowing the ghost to possess their body and enabling the ghost to interact with the physical world. Furthermore, once integrated, the shaman takes on the knowledge & wisdom of the ghost as well as their personality. This use is essentially the same though, when doing this form the spirit is planted into the weapon rather than the body or other object. This technique allows for all techniques of Grim to cost 100 Tsukara less because this technique is less taxing on the body.
Attack Power: N/A
Dice Usage: Special
Benefits: Supplementary
Transformation(s): N/A
History: This is the spear used by Grim since his initial training in the shaman field. It is the time spent with the weapon alongside him that has made it is especially close to him, he never allows himself to be separated from the weapon. He is even close enough to have named it with some humorous intention, naming to compliment his name and still be an homage to death.
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Name: Silver Feather (Not Really A Name)
Appearance: The silver feather is a crow's feather covered in silver. It is nothing more and nothing less. It looks exactly like a crow's feather other than the silver, but there is also the addition of a chain which allows feather to worn on the person of Grim. Though at times, it may seem to glow or have an unnatural shine due its use, but this is only when Sonnet is integrated into the item that the feather has this appearance. The chain is a basic chain-link pattern, also made of silver, to allow for strength and stability on the battlefield to make sure the feather is not lost.
Effects:
- Spirit Integration - Oversoul: This shamanic technique enables the shaman to integrate spirits into their body, forming a "unity" of both, their spirit and that of the ghost. The shaman would enter a special trance which enables them to synchronize their spirit with that of the ghost; allowing the ghost to possess their body and enabling the ghost to interact with the physical world. Furthermore, once integrated, the shaman takes on the knowledge & wisdom of the ghost as well as their personality. This use is essentially the same though, when doing this form the spirit is planted into the feather rather than the body or other object. This technique allows for all defensive dice rolls by Grim are doubled due to proximity of the feather to his body and the affection of Sonnet toward Grim.
History: This is a feather that was important to Sonnet during her life. It was an heirloom of her family coming from the story of her family's founding: where the founder was lost in a desert on the way searching for a new location for his impending child and new wife. When they were hungry and on the verge of death wandering through the desert, a crow found them an died them to a village nearby. After that day, they were saved and began to live on in that village. The family lived in that village up until the night of Grim's massacre, the generation of Sonnet. Due to the fact that she was killed, Sonnet was the last member of the family to have it and because of the importance of the object to Sonnet, Grim took when he was finished with his massacre and the decision of who was to be his partner. The importance allows for such a tight bond between Grim and Sonnet when she is integrated into it.
Quantity: 1

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Dago's Theme Song
The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood... -Acts 2: 20

Added Feather.

I'll accept that. Approved.