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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SylverFlame" data-source="post: 812260" data-attributes="member: 8423">I'd go with the +2 and limit bloodthirsty to it (like you said Dood). Again, I'd also get rid of the negative level.Also, do you want this item around for a while? If so, then give it a level progression (for instance, when the wielder gets to level X then ability Y is added). Also, make it bond with its wielder. THis can be done in a number of ways. It could be purely role-playing:SWORD: Of course I'm not an evil weapon intent on bathing the world in a floe of blood, gore, and all-around nastiness.PC: Okie-doo!Or it could be a mechanic where the PC is affected as if by a version of the Geas spell and must keep within a certain distance of the weapon. If you use this variant then I would DEFINITELY make the sword progress in power as the PC levels-up. If you check out the new Dragon (it has a succubus on the cover), there are interesting rules on temptation and redemption. This could be a great situation to use them (or a modified version as they are kind of clunky).This should be an interesting story arch if you do use the sword. Good luck.</blockquote>