Lel's Mace Evolution

Lel's App
The Number Beside each weapon Dictates how many Upgrade vouchers we're used for it too reach it's current level.

0. Wooden Mace
The most basic form of the weapon. Not too hard, and easily breakable, Leading to all the splinters that one can get when holding it.

1. Steel Mace
Much heavier than the Wooden Version, But much more effective. This thing really packs a whallop. Although dragging it around is rather Tiresome.
Even harder to swing

2. Steel Morningstar
Even heavier than the mace, partly due too the Giant Iron Spikes that have been welded To it. Does not make it any easier to lift.

3. Lollipop Mace
Just as hard as the Steel Mace, only the weight is no longer a problem. This Butterscotch and Lemon flavoured weapon Can quickly turned the tides of battle whilst remaining a sweet and tasty treat. (Warning: Sticky when Wet)

4. Lollipop Scythe
What we have here is a Lollipop Mace with a GIANT Candy Coated Blade sticking out one side of it, Giving it the appearance of a scythe. Kind of...

5. Lollipop Pick
What the Lollipop Scythe does, The lollipop Pick does twices as well. Mainly cause it hase twice as many Candy Coated Blades Sticking out of it.
One on either side, giving this weapon the appearance of a Pick, in the same way the last one looked like a scythe.

6. Lollipop Chop
Adding another blade to the Lollipop Mace did seem a bit redundant when we we're making it, and it still does really.
What makes the Lollipop Chop cool is the ability to retract the Candy Coated Goodness, Meaning that when you swing it, you now have the option of Cutting it instead of just a stab.

7. Lollipop Shot
The Lollipop Shot has all the features of the Lollipop Chop, except for the fact that this one has an inbuilt grappling hook. When launched, the top half of the Lollipop (with the blades) will fly towards the target and will attach itself to wherever it lands with either the Grapple on the head of the Weapon or one of the blades.