Not strictly a weapon, but not strictly a non-combat object either, Narselendis is the golden calcified cobra fang of Narsil (about the size of a grown man's forearm), the Guided Unionism God-Guide of God-Deceiver Morgan. As a God-Guide, Narsil was not immortal, and executed after Morgan was overthrown and could no longer protect him. The courtiers at the Palace were in fear and disgust of Narsil, as he was a Marken that never spoke but permanently appeared in a wide-framed cobra form, scales painted gold. After Narsil's death, his fangs were preserved, along with several of his bones that were put on display in the Imperial Palace. When the Guided Unionists declared him a God-Guide, the bones were stored in the palace archive to avoid offending them for having his bones on public display as some curiosity. In the curating of his bones however, it was discovered that one of his fangs had been broken off the display, and taken, perhaps years prior. How Narsil's fang turned into a weapon or object of artifact power is unclear, though scholars speculate it lends credence to the Guided Unionist theories that divinity is also present in other entities outside of Dogmatic Unionist views. Narselendis fell into the hands of obscure nobles, where it would quickly acquire micro-fame for its primary useful property: revealing poison or harmful substances in liquids. Narselendis would skip ownership multiple times before disappearing somewhere in Regalia when the last baron who owned it was killed in a way that Narselendis could not protect him from: an arrow to the neck. The name Narselendis is a compound term that combines the name Narsil, and Elendis meaning "exile" in old-Anglian.
Narselendis is a God Magic Artifact. As Narselendis is an artifact, there are several rules associated with Artifact Ownership, see Artifact Page. Narselendis also provides the following Mechanics:
Narsil Sting: Narselendis can be used as a short sword due to its peculiar shape, indestructible nature, and still very sharp end point.
Narsil Loyal: Narselendis, when inserted into a liquid or substance with poison or harmful content, will turn black to indicate danger.
