Acidic Great Curved Sword Handle |
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| Type | Two-handed |
| Weight | 3.9 |
| Attack Type | |
| Slash | - |
| Adjust Abilities | |
| Motivity | D |
| Technique | C |
| Advance | B |
| Fable Arts | |
| Absolute Defense |  |
Acidic Great Curved Sword Handle is a Handle in Lies of P. Acidic Great Curved Sword Handle is a weapon piece that is part of the Acidic Great Curved Sword. Handles are pieces of a weapon that can be removed and combined with different Blades to forge a unique weapon. In Lies of P, players discover fully forged weapons that can be dismantled into two parts which are the blade and handle, each having Fable Arts that are bound to it.
The handle of a curved sword made by the Alchemists while researching Carcass body fluids. The bottom of the handle is finished with a snake head decoration.
The serpent of the Uroboros was a symbol that the Alchemists held sacred. They made the weapon of their dreams from the Carcass body fluid that reminded them of the viper.
Where to Find Acidic Great Curved Sword Handle in Lies of P
The Acidic Great Curved Sword is looted from a chest in the Arche Abbey Outer Wall Stargazer.
- From the Stargazer, go forward and drop down into the platform with decay. Then, go up the ladder and go up the next set of stairs you see. Continue forward until you see an enemy next to a brazier. From here go left and straight ahead up some stairs to meet a scorpion-like Carcass Enemy. In the room it came from is a chest containing the Acidic Great Curved Sword.
Lies of P Acidic Great Curved Sword Handle Fable Arts
- Fable Arts: Absolute Defense
- Fable Arts Effect: Perfectly block the enemy's attack temporarily.
Lies of P Acidic Great Curved Sword Handle Notes & Tips
- Default Weapon Set: Acidic Great Curved Sword
- The combining mechanic of a weapon can only be done when using or resting at a Stargazer. Players can freely swap their weapons as long as it is in Pinocchio's inventory.
- Other notes, tips, and trivia for Acidic Great Curved Sword Handle in Lies of P go here.
