"I shall return, and together with the bow that I'd wagered. The foe flooded over like mist - and so he would just keep slashing away with that secret blade that could disperse the brumous night.Īs long as his strikes were swift enough, he would pierce the dark night, and day would come again. If he hadn't left his beloved bow to her as part of their wager, maybe things would've been different.īut real gamblers never regret, never care about "what ifs," and never feel remorse over "if onlys." However, Mistsplitter would have no successors, and now only exists within storybooks, artworks, and fairytales.Īt the end of his life, he assumed the position of one of the Shogun's yoriki and fought against a dark army. He also learned archery from the Yougou Tengu, and passed that knowledge on to a person he loved. This man once accompanied a member of the clergy, using the Mistsplitter to slay countless demons and Tatarigami. Thus do children who love martial arts list famous historical martial artists, and "Takamine the Mistsplitter" was the very same user of this sword. After being reforged, a hamon resembling flowing clouds was left on the blade.Īs the folk song goes: "Arataki of the Front Gate, Iwakura the Successor, Kitain the Serpent, Takamine the Mistsplitter." It was once shattered into a thousand pieces.
It is said that it can call upon the power of lightning itself to slice through the mountain mist and night fog. One of the swords that the Shogun bestowed upon her Hatamoto. The brightness of the glow changes based on the number of stacks active. While the passive effect is active, a purple glow will appear around the weapon.For example, applying 2 Normal Attacks with Elemental DMG will not grant 2 independent stacks. A maximum of 1 stack can be gained from each of the 3 scenarios.However, Plunging Attacks do not grant a stack. Despite Mistsplitter's Edge's description, the first stack of Mistsplitter's Emblem will proc when either a Normal or Charged Attack deals Elemental DMG.
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