Love Kills- Frost Bite

The Legend of the Love Kills Coin- LE 33 with some AP’s mixed in 

Sailors whisper of a cursed coin known only as “Love Kills.” It is said to have been forged from the melted jewelry of a widow who lost her beloved to the sea. Her grief was so deep, her rage so heavy, that she struck a deal with a shadowy blacksmith who worked not with fire alone, but with sorrow itself. The coin was cast in midnight hues, its face bearing a gravestone carved with the words LOVE KILLS, surrounded by flowers that bloom only under moonlight.

On the reverse lies a swirling rose of chains, within it the face of Death, waiting for the next fool who dares carry the coin.

Legends say whoever possesses the Love Kills coin will be granted a great passion—whether love of a person, treasure, or the sea itself—but at a cost. That very passion will become their undoing. Captains who chased wealth drowned beneath the weight of their own plunder. Lovers who swore eternal devotion found themselves torn apart by storms or betrayal. Even whole crews have been cursed, their ships vanishing into fog with only this coin washing ashore as proof they ever existed.

Still, the coin changes hands, passed in secret taverns and hidden markets. For some are willing to risk the curse—believing that even a doomed love, even a fleeting glory, is worth the price.

They say if you hold the coin under starlight and whisper the name of the one you love, you will dream of them that night. But beware—dreams born from the Love Kills coin have a way of bleeding into reality.