Twisted Weapons of Arigon

Setting

Fantasy World

First Weapon - Ragnarok, the Sword of Onslaught

Ragnarok was essentially the second in command to Arigon's forces before turning into a weapon. And it seems his temperamental ways lives on in the form of the side effect present in the sword. The sword possesses great power, however those who weird it are prone to easy temperamentality and mistrust towards even the closest of friends. If the weilder becomes angry enough, the sword will cause the wielder to enter an animalistic berserker state, with the sword puppeting your body should you die by said rage. However if you aren't someone who gets angry easily, the sword will instead maje other around your angry and prone to attacking you.

Second Weapon - Avarice, Gauntlets of Desire

Before becoming a pair of demonic gauntlets, Avarice was one if the best known thieves and assassins in the land. However her greed would be her downfall, as she was turned into a weapon as a final act of revenge by Arigon, her father. The sleek gauntlets she became allow the user to steal anything within close proximity of them regardless of anything blocking them, however wielding them causes a sense of greed abd Longing that cannot be ignored as well as a desire to collect just about anything. If these desires aren't satisfied or canceled by removing the gauntlets for a extended period of time, the wielder will randomly begin to lose things or slowly and gradually turn to gold, with the gauntlets somehow removing themselves should the user fully turn to gold.

Third Weapon - Gorge, the Shield of Gluttony

Gorge wasn't a very active followers in Arigon's forces instead filling his face in with ANYTHING that could be considered food, though he was a very good strategist and quite the tank if he ever did combat anything. However neither would save him from his father Arigon's revenge, resulting in him being turned into a shield many would argue is indestructible. The shield has the ability to absorb the force behind any attack inflicted on it or anything energy related launched at it as well and even can fire all of it out like a cannon. The only problem with the shield is that it gives you great hunger of both the food sort and the monopoly sort, as well as the tendency to ignore tasks at hand to satiate the former to a degree that you are beyond full.

Fourth Weapon - Pinnacle, Whip of Hubris

Pinnacle was always an arrogant general, even by demon standards. However no amount of confidence could save Pinnacle from being turned into a weapon similarly to the other rogue generals. Pinnacle became a demonic whip that gradually makes those it hits feel more and more inferior and more likely to submit to the wielder. The only drawback is that the whip will make the wielder become incredibly arrogant, entitled, and even pompously revolted by average things such as mud or fish, or will give the wielder an inferiority complex themselves.

Fifth Weapon - Jealousy, the Numchuck of Envy

Jealousy was always envious of most things she herself did not have or possess. In the end though, her desire to be the ruler of Arigon's empire would not fair well for her in the end. She would be turned into a pair of demonic numchucks that can copy the abilities of other things around it so long as the wielder has a struggle, even allowingthe user to temporarily shapeshift. As you can guess though, those who wield the numchucks will be easily jealous of when someone or something is doing better then you on any number of ways.

Sixth Weapon - Lust, Baton of Attraction

Lust was actually neutral in terms of her alignment with the attempted usurpation by the other generals, instead wondering how devilishly she would be treated when they lose. She didn't comprehend that she would be instead turned into a demonic weapon for all eternity. So now Lust is a demonic baton that has some rather interesting quirks to it. First off, any who first wield it has a 50% chance of turning into a attractive specimen of the opposite gender they were. Also the baton doesn't do a lot of damage, instead stealing traits from assets(such as curves) of interest from those it hits or causing stackable levels of arousal and attraction to the target. To further go into detail about the former ability, if the weilder is female for instance and hits another woman with the baton, something like the size of one's breast will be taken from the hit individual a bit and added to the wielder's bust. The same applies if the user is male, for instance a male wielder can steal the length of ones...sausage, and add it to their own. Unlike the other weapons, the wielder can actually choose which ability activities upon hitting a target. Lust also seems to be the only weapon capable of speaking to the wielder via their mind, acting as an encouraging and seductive voice for you to "have fun," especially when the bat makes you horny when not used.

Seventh Weapon - Slob, the Lazy Gun

Slob was a very introverted demon general, often snoozing about despite the potential he had. In fact, the only reason he was turned into a weapon was because Arigon had assumed he was part of the attempted usurpation as well. Now as a gun, slob fires demonoc energy shots that have the same impact level as a paintball gun, but inflict a sense of laziness that can be increased with more shots. There is a 3% chance that one of the shots has power like no other attack, but travels through the air VERY slow. To give you an idea on how much power, there was a report that one such shot hit a dragon with so much force that a massive hole was blown out of the dragon and few of it's limbs were sent flying off it's body. The only drawback is that the wielder have to behave laidback and lazy, with the resulting levels of laziness getting more intense the more you push through it, to the point of mystically altering you. There is a rumor that a previous wielder of Slob fought against the laziness so much that they were eventually changed into a baby.

Your knowledge of these weapons

You only know of the strength feats of these weapons but not any of the drawbacks, as you neglected to read the information all the way.