The Unholy Reaver +5: Ir'revrykal - Baldur's Gate II

Two-Handed Weapon – Two-Handed Sword
Weight: 10 Lore Req: 90
Value: 18000
Damage: 1d10+5, +5 extra vs. good creatures
Damage Type: Slashing
THAC0: +5
Speed Factor: 5
Proficiency: Two-Handed Sword
Combat Abilities:
• 50% chance to Dispel Magic on each hit
Equipped Abilities:
• Immunity to charm
Requires: 14 Strength, Evil alignment

Internal Code: ohreaver

How to Obtain:
• Watcher’s Keep (Level 4, Githyanki Encampment) – Loot from anti-paladin in foyer

Full Description:
This dark, two-handed sword radiates evil from a distance. The weapon is not just unholy, but unearthly as well. Long thought to be just a myth, the blade’s infamy pervades the accounts of learned bards and ancient sages. According to these accounts, the githyanki wizard-smith Ir’mlar forged the blade many centuries ago in dark caverns deep beneath Tu’narath. This githyanki city floats in the Astral Plane upon the petrified corpse of a dead god known only as “the One in the Void.” To craft the sword, Ir’mlar allegedly used the One’s own bones, which consist of a metallic substance unknown on the Prime Material Plane. The smith then imbued the weapon with a fiendish entity whom some seers claim was a mighty prince of the lower plane of Carceri. Others claim the sword contains the One in the Void’s own spirit, banished within the blade for crimes committed against other gods in past ages. In any case, Ir’revrykal possesses such an enmity against good that only blackguards committed to evil may wield it. Circular runes etched on the blade proclaim its name in ancient tir’su, the githyanki language. The runes translate roughly as “Pain-Servant.”