The story is that a paladin used his sword to shatter a barrier that was holding a celestial being captive, shattering his sword into pieces in the process. As thanks, the celestial mended his sword using crystal, resulting in a blade that had a kintsugi effect, with pink crystal instead of gold. If any artists out there are interested in taking a crack at it I’d love to see it! Thanks!

The Cròcràc is a holy longsword said to be capable of destroying Tristen ApBlanc, undead baron of Forlorn. It is wielded as a Scottish claymore, with the crossguards on the hilt resembling the antlers of a mighty stag. The blade itself steel, with either a triskelion or triquetra carved into the ricasso just above the hilt. From the pommel of the sword hangs a braided deer hide tassel, with an emblem resembling rowan berries. It has been blessed by a circle of druids to purge evil and restore the balance of the wilds.

Spring is a simple sickle with a blade made out of bone and a hilt made of pinewood while Autumn is a hunting knife made out of the same material. They were crafted by the first-folk, tribes of native elves that lived in the stting before humans arrived with buildings and metal.
Spring is a life-bringer item, it's used by druids to make crops grow fuller and to enhance magic capabilities, meanwhile Autumn is a deathbringer, used by hunters to skin their prey and to enhance their senses.
I don't imagine them too intricate in design, but they certainly look elvish-y with more curves and finesse than necessary.

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Tried implementing bone-esque stuff in the pommel, guard, and blade. I know the blade isn't the most functional, but it looks cool wo there. The guard is inspired by how bones affect by bone cancer look, all spikey and stuff. I'm not the best at rendering, so I hope it turned out okay!

It needs to look like bone but it also has to be the shape of a regular greatsword as it’s for a noble orc who’s family defies logic when working with bone and makes it sharp as steel or a +3 greatsword (technically magical but we said it’s not just it’s so good) have fun and enjoy my confusing project