Name: Fury

Alignment: Chaotic Neutral (Alignment changes if Calen's changes)

Weapon: Battle Axe (Mercurial)

Size: Large

Damage: 2d8

Critical: x3 (17-20)

Range: -

Weight: 14 lb.

Type: Slashing

Ego: 19

INT: 20 (+5)
CHA: 17 (+3)
WIS: 14 (+2)


Enhancement Bonus: +2 to HIT/DMG

Communication: Speech, Telepethy

Languages: Common, Dwarven, Elven, Drow, Draconic, Celestial. (It can
also read all these languages)

Primary Abilities:

- Return to Weilder (Returns to weilder if lost, stolen, or thrown)
- Keen (As the spell)
- Uncanny Dodge (as a 5th level barbarian)

Extraordinary Ability

-Teleport (600lbs) 1/Day




Calen Stonesplitter created Fury when he shattered the battleaxe
given to him by his father in a battle with a stone golem. This
magnificient battle axe is larger than the normal sized battle axe.
Also it it double bladed much like a greataxe. It is made out of
mithril. The haft of this battleaxe is also mithril, hollowed so that
it could be filled with a reservoir of quicksilver to pack a bigger
punch.

Fury was enchanted by a group of elven wizards as a reward for saving
the daughter of an elven king. The king had led the dwarf to the
treasury, offering him as much as he and two more dwarfs of the same
size could carry. Calen though his eyes shined at the offer refused.
He had a different reward in mind. Unlike most if his dwarven kin he
was not fearful or distrustful of magic. On his travels he had
purchased and aquired many weapons and magic artifacts which he
freely displayed in his home. But he could never find the perfect
weapon for him. So Calen told the elf king that he wanted one thing.
He wanted them to enchant a weapon for him, one that he would never
lose, one that could never be stolen, and one that could get him out
of the most dire of situations, also he wanted to watch as they
created it.

The elven king agreed. Partly because he felt in debt for the rescue
of his daughter. But mostly due to the fact that this would save him
and his treasury from the apprasing eye of the dwarf.

After days of searching for a weapon that the dwarf would like the
elves suggested that they use his battleaxe. Calen thought about it a
bit and agreed. Why had he not thought of it earlier? So after the
preperations were made Calen placed the axe on a table and watched as
three elven wizards went to work. They worked on it for days, on the
final day two of the three wizards left. The remaining wizard took a
break. Telling Calen not to touch the weapon, because if he did he
might disrupt the enchanting process. When he left Calen stood
staring at the blade which was still glowing on the table. After a
while Calen began walking slowly over to the axe. Not even realizing
what he was doing he reached down for it. The elven wizard walked in
at the same time and tried to stop him, he grabbed hold of Calens
left hand, just as the dwarfs right hand touched the blade. A burst
of blue light enveloped Calen and the wizard. Both dwarf and elf
cried out in pain, feeling as if their life was being drained.

Almost as sudden as it surrounded the the blue light glowed faintly.
Calen lost consciousness. He awoke a short while later, the elf was
carressing the blade loveningly as he spoke to it. To Calens utter
amazement it spoke back! The elf saw the astonishment in the dwarf
and explained that when Calen had touched the blade and the elf had
grabbed Calen somehow the blade absorbed a little of the elf and the
dwarfs life into it. Giving it an intelligence and a mind of it's
own. The elf handed Calen Fury, the axe had chosen the name itself,
telling the elf and the dwarf this. Calen still a little shocked at
the turn of events carried his new 'companion' away from the elven
forest. Learning that the blade had taken on one of Calens more
famous of traits, though it would do whatever the dwarf asked of it
within it's power. It complained about everything just like
Calen...And it picked up another trait, though how it had gotten this
trait Calen had no idea, it loved to play tricks on any who was not
it's master...Often creating more trouble than Calen liked...