Burjion

''It is time you finally laid down your blade. You've been fighting since before written history, and continued defending the world from threats sundered before they became public knowledge. You are without a doubt the greatest fighter the world will ever know, possibly for the rest of time. You thrust your trusted blade, a beloved friend, into the peak you stand on, and walk away into the storm, finally attaining the solitary rest you've long sought for so many years. One day you may have to come back for it, but that day is long ahead of you.''

Greatsword, requires attunement
Mastercrafted, keen, crushing, reach

Promethium

Vorpal

Thrown

+2d8 thunder damage

D6s explode on 6s (if you roll a 6, roll again and add it to the total until you don't hit a 6)

D8s explode on 8s

Whenever a damage die from Burjion explodes, roll two dice instead of just one.

You may teleport Burjion to your hand as an item interaction as long is it exists.

You gain a +1 bonus to all checks and saves

You are immune to the paralyzed, restrained, prone, and charmed conditions. You cannot have disadvantage on attack rolls or ability checks.

You may choose to remain concious when you reach 0 hit points. If you do, you still roll death saves and suffer damage at zero hp as normal.

Legendary
Burjion is the colossal weapon of a hero whose name has been forgotten, lost to the annals of time. The weapon is steeped in grand history, from the Age of Primordials, continuing on through the Golden Age. The weapon made appearances on battlefields during the Blighted Centuries and Burjion and its wielder were found sporadically in key pivotal moments during the Reclamation. No one, however, had ever seen the face of the warrior who wielded it, or ever recalled them ever formally appearing. The trail of destruction and victory left in its wake is the only testament that the legendary pair were ever even there.

Adorning the blade are depicitons of increasingly more impossible and larger than life feats. Early engravings show felling hordes of demons and fighting dragons, but they gradually progress into absurd godlike feats of power. Cleaving mountains, felling Primordials, defeating demigods in one on one duels, and killing lesser gods. This blade is scratched and pitted, and in one location stained darker by the blood of the Elder Fiend: Q'gardaron, and brighter by the blood of the Solar 43: Defiant Thunder Purges the Guilty, the Eye of Tyr. The weapon is beyond time, beyond physics, beyond limit.