Singularity on a stick

A singularity on a stick (or SOAS) is a long weapon. It is comparable to a spear with a miniature black hole on the end instead of a pointed tip.
==Information==
Generally, SOASes are 4-6 ft long (1.2-1.8 m) and weigh about 3 lbs (1.4 kg). Their bodies are made from plastic, metal, and circuitry.
A SOAS magnetically levitates a small sphere of repintominium between two prongs. When a wielder focuses their complixonox through the SOAS and into the repintominium, the sphere compresses into a Reissner–Nordström black hole, becoming extremely dense and gaining a tiny event horizon. It takes about 10 seconds to "charge" the unpowered repintominium into full capacity.
A powered SOAS's black hole has a very small effective gravitational radius, but the gravitational differential is extremely high, so anything that gets within that radius is pulled in. Essentially, the end of a SOAS rips a small hole into anything that it touches - stone, metal, people, etc.
SOASes also convert spell complixonox into the Warp Element. By channeling a spell through the black hole, a SOAS's wielder can change the element of that spell to Warp. Non-projectile spells like Tissue Tear and Chomp are converted into extremely short-range projectiles (about 6 in/15 cm of range).
If constant complixonox flow to the black hole is stopped at any point, such as if the wielder gets stunned or disarmed, the black hole instantly evaporates into Hawking radiation and radiant complixonox, causing the spell Blacklight to go off at the black hole's location. (Blacklight is Light/Dark Element as usual.) The repintominium must be powered up again afterwards.
==Trivia==
*When a SOAS black hole evaporates, all matter that it absorbed is expelled. Matter is ejected as a fine dust, or if the SOAS was previously used on organic beings, a misty spray of blood.
*Though a SOAS can pierce through any material, the jutting prongs get in the way and make it difficult to do much more than surface damage.
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