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''The Psuedopod Pseudopod uses the [[Functional Weapons of Legacy (3.5e Variant Rule)|Functional Weapons of Legacy variant rule]].''

Psuedopod Pseudopod appears at first glance to be a ''+1 corrosive''<ref name="mic">[[Publication:Magic Item Compendium|Magic Item Compendium]]</ref> ''[[Orgacraft (3.5e Equipment)|orgacraft]] [[Jalzab (3.5e Equipment)|jalzab]]''. However, it is in fact the legacy weapon of the [[Organic Repast (3.5e Martial Discipline)|Organic Repast]] discipline. A practitioner of the Organic Repast discipline who seeks out the weapon's history can draw forth its true power. As various rituals are made and power is gained, the weapon starts taking on stronger powers. There are five rituals that are performed when unlocking this weapon's power. They must be performed in order (the 2nd ritual must be completed before you start the 3rd, even if you achieve the 3rd level prerequisites). Rituals cost gold (in the form of feeding the weapon raw materials) and xp, with an additional prerequisite. Once the 1st level ritual is unlocked, the sword displays its omen effect. You can take time out and spend 8 hours bringing the weapon to the next level once you have the prerequisites.

Psuedopod Pseudopod is a unique magic item, on its way to becoming an artifact. While it has a price, it cannot be completely destroyed. If reduced to 0 hp, it retracts and coils around itself in pain and refuses to be used until it has been repaired, but is not destroyed as items usually are. It retains its ability to repair itself over time, even at 0 hp. It is treated as an artifact against the effects of ''[[SRD:Mage's Disjunction|mage's disjunction]]''.

'''Omen:''' Psuedopod Pseudopod appears to move by itself to compensate for its wielder's mistakes in combat; for instance, if the wielder's swing is a bit off, Psuedopod Pseudopod redirects some of its tendrils to strike the opponent anyways. This effect is extremely minor and ineffectual, and does not actually grant any additional bonus to attack rolls made with PsuedopodPseudopod.

'''Acidic Blast:''' Psuedopod Pseudopod gains the ''acidic blast''<ref name="mic">[[Publication:Magic Item Compendium|Magic Item Compendium]]</ref> property.

'''{{Anchor|Course Correction}} (Ex):''' PsuedopodPseudopod's ability to work in tandem with its owner improves to the point where it actually has a noticeable effect. Psuedopod Pseudopod has a +2 bonus on attack rolls (in addition to its own enhancement bonus).

'''''{{Anchor|Life Cycle}} '' (Sp)''': The wielder of Pseudopod may alter his age category to whatever he wishes as a standard action, or revert to his true age category as a free action. He may assume a different age category for a total of 1 hour per day per completed ritual. He is considered to be the new age category for all intents and purposes, recalculating ability score bonuses and penalties due to aging accordingly. If he runs out of time and is still in a different age category, he automatically reverts to his actual age category and is stuck there for the rest of the day. This ability has no effect on the user's actual age, and does not slow down, stop, or speed up aging in any way. This ability is the equivalent of a 4th-level spell.

''Prerequisites:'' Must have successfully procreated.(...I am not going to go into any further detail on this, you pervs.)

'''''{{Anchor|Mitosis}}'' (Sp)''': Once per day, you may willingly lose a number of hit points equal to half your normal maximum to cast [[SRD:Simulacrum|''simulacrum'']] as a spell-like ability. Unlike the spell, this is performed in a mere 1 minute. As you perform this technique, your body literally splits itself in half and each half regrows its missing parts; one of the halves becomes the new "you", while the other half becomes the ''simulacrum''. The simulacrum created in this fashion is not a construct of snow and ice, but an organic being which is functionally identical to you, except that its maximum number of hit points is half of your normal maximum. This ability does not reduce your maximum hp; however, the hit points you lost are treated as though it was vile damage for 24 hours, which means that you will have a difficult time regaining those lost hit points. There is no limit to the number of ''simulacra '' you may create in this fashion, though you can only create one per day, and they are only as obedient to you as an ordinary child would be to its parents (that is, they're obedient most of the time, but they can be stubborn and disobedient at times, and some may develop rebellious streaks). A ''simulacrum '' cannot be created if its maximum hit points would be less than the minimum possible number for a creature of your character level and Constitution score, nor may you use this ability if it would kill you or reduce you to negative hit points (though you can use it if it would knock you unconscious due to nonlethal damage). The hit points are not lost if you are prevented from completing the technique by a distraction, but if you are disrupted, you must succeed on a Fortitude save (DC = the Concentration DC of the distraction that prevented you from completing the technique + 2 per round spent performing the technique, to a maximum of +18 at the 9th round of progress) or die instantly due to bodily instability.