Basic Information
Infobox
Matunda’s Mace
Information
Other names Type item Keeper Theobald Clayhollow Past Keeper Stella Kari Attributes
Damage 1d6 bludgeoning Weight 4 lbs.
Description
Matunda’s Mace is imbued with the power of Matunda, the elder goddess who holds dominion over death and life. Kept by Yugad during The Great War, Matunda’s Mace grants its wielder the power to be a threat to enemies and a boon to allies.
Mythic Keeper: Yugad Matunda
Matunda’s Mace is a weapon wielded by Yugad Matunda during The Great War. The mace is powered by sapping the life essence of enemies or by channeling divine power.
Properties
Mace, +2
You have a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon.
Soul Charge
The maximum amount of soul charges the mace can contain is equal to your character’s level. You gain soul charges in two ways:
- Soul Rend. Whenever you successfully hit an enemy creature with this weapon, you gain one soul charge.
- Divine Sacrifice. You channel your divine power to imbue Matunda’s Mace with soul charges. You can expend a use of your Channel Divinity to gain soul charges. Using your action, you gain the maximum amount of soul charges. You can only use this Channel Divinity option once per long rest.
Soul Transfusion II
As an action, you spend soul charges to restore you or your ally’s hit points by three times the amount of soul charges spent (3 hp per spent soul charge). You can choose creatures within 30 feet of you and divide the hit points among them.
Essence Removal
Whenever you successfully hit an enemy creature with this weapon, instead of gaining a soul charge, you spend soul charges to damage an enemy creature. You deal necrotic damage equal to the amount of soul charges spent.
Matunda’s Teachings
You can now use Divine Sacrifice once per short rest. You also gain two soul charges per hit from Soul Rend.
Story Log
Most Recent
- Session 38: In a vision,Theobald’sMatunda’s Mace glows,
You see Astar, Theobald’s lost eagle, traveling to the moon, an ominous sign that your beloved pet is now resting in the afterlife.
- Session 41: Theobald asks the casters about the wielder of Matunda’s Mace.
“Yugad, the first Amalgam Cleric, weaves death and life into a single, inseparable thesis: there is no life without death.”
- Session 47: During their travel, Thoradin and Theobald continue their conversation about faith. Theobald hears a divine whisper emanating from Matunda’s Mace.
- Session 49: Father Ignatius asks Theobald about the Matunda’s Mace. Theobald shares that Stella Kari entrusted it to him before she dies. Theobald remarks that he is unsure of the path he is taking. He shares his vision of Aisef to Father Ignatius.
- Session 51: Theobald offers Matunda’s Mace in exchange for the party’s freedom, including Splix and Fiamil. The sphinx accepts the offer, but only frees him, Splix and Fiamil.
- Session 51: Arc recovers Theobald’s Matunda’s Mace, along with a tiara and a hefty amount of gold.
- Session 55: Kiris gives the diamond rings to Theobald. As Theobald is about to cast the spell, the Matunda’s Mace glows; Theobald put it near the body of Adikia.
“O Aisef, gentle breath of spring, Healer of wounds seen and unseen, Hear now your servant’s trembling voice. I come not in pride, nor presumption, But in sorrow—heavy and raw. Life once bloomed in her, radiant and unbound— Let that bloom return, if it be thy will. But if her soul has wandered far, Beyond the meadows of breath and pulse… Then, O Matunda—keeper of the stillness, Guide of roots, womb of endings— I do not defy you. I ask only this: Lend your ear to the plea of a friend, Who cannot bear the silence she left behind.” “Between life and death, I stand— Not to conquer either, But to honor both. “By Aisef’s mercy… By Matunda’s wisdom… And by the bonds not even death could cut— Adikia… Come home.”
- Session 55: Theobald feels that the Matunda’s Mace is leading him somewhere. He follows it.
- Session 63: Theobald asks the blacksmith how much the Matunda’s Mace will sell for. The blacksmith cannot appraise the value of the magic weapon.
All Entries
- Session 38: In a vision,Theobald’sMatunda’s Mace glows,
You see Astar, Theobald’s lost eagle, traveling to the moon, an ominous sign that your beloved pet is now resting in the afterlife.
- Session 41: Theobald asks the casters about the wielder of Matunda’s Mace.
“Yugad, the first Amalgam Cleric, weaves death and life into a single, inseparable thesis: there is no life without death.”
- Session 47: During their travel, Thoradin and Theobald continue their conversation about faith. Theobald hears a divine whisper emanating from Matunda’s Mace.
- Session 49: Father Ignatius asks Theobald about the Matunda’s Mace. Theobald shares that Stella Kari entrusted it to him before she dies. Theobald remarks that he is unsure of the path he is taking. He shares his vision of Aisef to Father Ignatius.
- Session 51: Theobald offers Matunda’s Mace in exchange for the party’s freedom, including Splix and Fiamil. The sphinx accepts the offer, but only frees him, Splix and Fiamil.
- Session 51: Arc recovers Theobald’s Matunda’s Mace, along with a tiara and a hefty amount of gold.
- Session 55: Theobald feels that the Matunda’s Mace is leading him somewhere. He follows it.
- Session 55: Kiris gives the diamond rings to Theobald. As Theobald is about to cast the spell, the Matunda’s Mace glows; Theobald put it near the body of Adikia.
“O Aisef, gentle breath of spring, Healer of wounds seen and unseen, Hear now your servant’s trembling voice. I come not in pride, nor presumption, But in sorrow—heavy and raw. Life once bloomed in her, radiant and unbound— Let that bloom return, if it be thy will. But if her soul has wandered far, Beyond the meadows of breath and pulse… Then, O Matunda—keeper of the stillness, Guide of roots, womb of endings— I do not defy you. I ask only this: Lend your ear to the plea of a friend, Who cannot bear the silence she left behind.” “Between life and death, I stand— Not to conquer either, But to honor both. “By Aisef’s mercy… By Matunda’s wisdom… And by the bonds not even death could cut— Adikia… Come home.”
- Session 63: Theobald asks the blacksmith how much the Matunda’s Mace will sell for. The blacksmith cannot appraise the value of the magic weapon.