[MW Pokemon] Teneblaze - CR 11 Medium Undead - $10 Reward (Patreon)

“I understand the spooky, edgy, ghost warrior aesthetic, I really do. But think of how efficiently you could make toast with those arms! Your skills are wasted as a warrior, dear.”

— Fairy Berry, Baked Goods Afficionado

Everyone loves a spooky ghost sword, but how many ghost swords is too many? The teneblaze is evidence that you can go up to at least six. Don’t get blinded by its brilliant moves, lest you end up with just as many searing slashes.

Down in Flames. To create a teneblaze requires primordial fire, necrotic energy, and a suit of armour. Understandably, these are most commonly found when a necromancer’s army goes to battle in a volcanic caldera, which is to say: they are uncommon. They reliably form when armoured fire elementals are destroyed by necromantic spells or when a departed warrior is burned on a pyre in a sacred graveyard. Setting the aforementioned necromancer ablaze can also do the trick.

Fueling the Fire. While a teneblaze’s blue flame will burn so long as it remains alive, fuel makes it burn even brighter. The decay of the stench-filled swamps and the sulphurous air of volcanic caverns where teneblazes make their homes provide ample fuel to turn one into a raging inferno. 

Light Show. Beacons of dancing flames in a myriad of colours, teneblazes become light shows at night, and children are warned from a young age not to go chasing the captivating glow into the swamp or up the mountain side. The blue tone of a teneblaze’s flames varies depending on its armour and environment. Using bronze armour can lead to a greener flame while steel creates a paler hue. Fresh blood causes golden flickers along a blade—though that’s rare to see, since most wounds they inflict are instantly cauterised.

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