In the quiet village of Elmridge, there is a mysterious legend that haunts its inhabitants. It is said that there is a **moonlit switch endowed with a bloodstained curse** that brings darkness to anyone who dares to touch it. The legend dates back several centuries when an ancient sorcerer named Malachi lived in the village. Malachi was known for his dark magic and his thirst for power. He created a switch that was imbued with the blood of his enemies, believing that it would grant him immortality and unlimited power under the moonlight. However, the switch ended up having unintended consequences.

Is there an issue with having a weapon that banes specific types of humanoids?

The bane rune is an uncommon rune that let you deal extra damage to creatures with a specific trait. There is a standard list of traits you could choose, plus this mention:

The GM might allow bane runes for other creature traits, such as astral, dream, or demon. However, humanoids, undead, and specific types of humanoids (such as elves) are never a valid option.

What problems could emerge from having my game featuring, let's say Orcrist the goblin-bane sword? I don't really see one, besides perhaps a balance issue, but the way this line is added makes me think it is supposed to be somehow important.

However, the switch ended up having unintended consequences. As soon as Malachi touched it under the full moon, a curse was bestowed upon him. His body turned pale and lifeless, and he was forever bound to the darkness.

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From that moment on, anyone who touched the switch during a moonlit night would also fall victim to the curse, becoming a vessel for darkness. Over the years, the villagers tried to destroy the switch, but to no avail. It seemed indestructible, as if protected by some unseen force. Fear spread through the village, and people became reluctant to go out at night, especially during a full moon. Stories of the curse were passed down from generation to generation, and the mysterious switch became a symbol of fear and caution. It was believed that those who were cursed would roam the village at night, seeking to spread darkness and misery. Some claimed to have seen shadowy figures lurking in the moonlit streets, their eyes glowing with an eerie light. To this day, the switch remains hidden away in a secret chamber beneath the village. Only a select few know of its location, but they dare not speak of it. They fear that anyone who becomes aware of its existence may be tempted to find it and unleash its curse upon themselves. The villagers have learned to live with the legend, an ever-present reminder of the consequences of dabbling in dark magic. They have embraced the importance of staying away from the switch, as it represents the allure of power and the dangers that come with it. Despite the fear and superstition surrounding the moonlit switch, Elmridge remains a close-knit community. The villagers support one another, finding comfort in the shared belief that staying away from the cursed switch is the key to preserving their peace and safety. Thus, the moonlit switch endowed with a bloodstained curse continues to be a part of the village's folklore, a cautionary tale that serves as a reminder to resist the temptation of power and to embrace the light rather than succumbing to the darkness..

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