Order Weaponry

Order Weaponry
The spirit of the Soul Calibur, Elysium (Soul Series) wielding her weapon form, an opposite to the chaotic Soul Edge that strives to establish complete stasis of the world.
Power/Ability to:	Wield or create order-powered weapons.

The ability to wield or create weapons with axiomatic power. Variation of Order Object and Power Weaponry. Opposite to Chaos Weaponry.

Also Called

• Axiomatic Weaponry
• Lawful Weaponry
• Order Weapons
• Weapons of Law/Order

Capabilities

User can to create or wield weaponry with power over order, which grants the user a wide variety of axiomatically-based abilities, such as destruction of magic (in the case that it is chaotic), enforcement of laws, or stasis imposition. This ability is not only specific to mystic weapons, but also technologically advanced weapons. The power of the weapons depends on what they were created for or what level of order-based ability they posses.

Applications

• Law Creation
• Law Inducement
• Order Infusion
• Order Inducement

Variations

• Order Ranged Weaponry

Associations

• Order Energy Manipulation
• Order Manipulation
• Order Magic
• Order Object
• Power Weaponry

Limitations

• User may lose power with increased levels of Chaos Manipulation.
• Users are limited to the laws they can manipulate, and thus may need to act within those laws to use the weapon's powers.
• User may be corrupted, including such symptoms as Emotion Negation, and begin to see things entirely through the realm of logic.
• May not be able to overpower Transcendent Weaponry.
• Weapon may require a source of power such as an item.
• Order Immunity/Order Negation

Known Users

• Knights of Order (The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles)
• Bane (Forgotten Realms); via Black Hand of Bane
• Helm (Forgotten Realms); via Ever Watchful
• Lawgiver (Pathfinder); via Gavel of Abadar
• The Nameless One (Planescape: Torment)
• Elysium (Soul series)
• Wielders of the Soul Calibur (Soul series)
  • Algol
  • Chai Xianghua
  • King Arthur
  • Patroklos Alexander
    • Α Patroklos
  • Zasalamel
• Seraphon (Warhammer: Age of Sigmar)
• Users of Weaver-based technologies (World of Darkness)
  • Autochthonia
    • Iteration X
  • Glass Walkers
  • Shinzui Enterprises

Known Order Weapons

• Dark Justice (Baldur's Gate II)
• Axiomatic Weapons (Dungeons and Dragons)
  • The Saint's Mace
• Order Blade (The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles)
• Axiomatic Weapons (Forgotten Realms)
  • Black Hand of Bane
  • Ever Watchful
  • Morvian
• Axiomatic Bombs (Pathfinder)
• Axiomatic Weapons (Pathfinder)
  • Saint Cuthbert's Mace
  • Mantis Blade
• Celestial Fire (Planescape: Torment)
• Soul Calibur (Soul Series)
• Staff of Law (The Chronicles Of Thomas Covenant)
• Seraphon Wargear (Warhammer: Age of Sigmar)
• WeaverTech weaponry (World of Darkness)

Gallery

The Soul Calibur (Soul Series).

After taking the Soul Calibur, Patroklos Alexander (Soul Series) became Α Patroklos, using the weapon in an iado style and form.

The Glass Walkers (World of Darkness/Werewolf: The Apocalypse) use modern technology that is closely linked to the spirit of Stasis, the Weaver.

As daemons of Order, the Seraphon (Warhammer: Age of Sigmar) can use their weapons to kill, rather than merely banish, daemons of Chaos.