Hytale Legendary Weapon Prompt: The Gravetide...

Hytale Legendary Weapon Prompt: The Gravetide Anchor Overall Style & Structure: Hytale art style model of a massive, two-handed flail. The weapon does not use a physical chain; instead, the head floats, connected to the handle by segmented energy, ensuring distinct, separated geometry with no mesh overlapping or clumping. The aesthetic is heavy, ancient, and magical, mixing unbreakable stone with gravity magic. 1. The Handle (Grip & Pommel): The handle is a thick, straight shaft, exactly 1.2 meters long, made of rough, dark grey bedrock. The shaft is hexagonal in cross-section, with sharp, defined edges along its length. The texture is deep, cracked stone. The bottom 30cm of the handle is wrapped in thick, dark brown leather strips, modeled as separate, layered geometry coils around the stone. The very bottom of the handle is capped with a heavy, perfectly square block of tarnished, dwarven gold, etched with angular runes. 2. The Connector (The "Gravity Arc"): Emerging from the top of the bedrock handle is the connector. It is not a rope or metal chain. It is a rigid, semi-circular arc composed of seven separate, floating cuboid segments of translucent, pulsing purple and black void energy. Each energy segment is a sharp-edged rectangular prism, roughly 5cm x 5cm x 10cm. There is a clear, empty gap of roughly 3cm between each floating segment. They do not touch. They form a perfect 'C' shape, visually linking the top of the handle to the striking head. 3. The Striking Head (The Anchor Core): The head is a massive, floating geometric construct, roughly the size of a large treasure chest. Core Shape: The main body is a complex truncated icosahedron (a polyhedral shape similar to a 20-sided die with flattened corners), made of pure, pitch-black bedrock. Armor Plating: Every flat face of this bedrock polyhedron is covered by a thick, raised plate of polished, rune-etched gold. These gold plates have beveled edges and stand out significantly from the stone core.

Myrlin includes creations from different workflows. For a Studio source example with downloadable .blockymodel and PNG files, see the painted teapot.