(From Planescape: Torment Videogame - 1999):

Before you is a towering, empty suit of armor - but the plates are suspended in space as if secured over an invisible frame. Red veins run across the metal greaves, and a huge, double-edged executioner's axe rests in its hand. Engravings decorate the surface of the armor, the most prominent of which is a crimson serpent with its wings outspread.

Morte hisses at the sight of that crest.

The armor is achaic and the shoulder blades are just that - a great ridge of blades sprouting from the shoulder plates. You almost would take the ridges blades as decoration, but they look too heavy and dangerous to be anything more than an additional weapon on an already menacing suit of armor. The armor itself bears dents and other marks of battle and its surface is scarred by age and rust. It seems to carry those pits and gouges as marks of proide, like a thug whose skin was crisscsossed with his past.

You stpe forward to take a closer look at the battle axe. It's reminiscent of an executioner's weapon; the head is forged into the likeness of a blood-red serpent with its wings outspread, the outstretched wings curling to become the edges of the axe. The axe itself is huge; even wielded two-handed it would require tremendous strength to use effectively. Yet it rests in the disembodied gauntlet of the armor almost casually.

The helm resembles the skull of some creature; curved metal teeth lined the bottom edge of the faceplate, hanging down over empty space. The helm rests in the air, its interior hidden in shadow.

This suit of Mercykiller armor apparently has been standing here in the prison under Curst for some years. It has not been disturbed, which is strange, considering how very quick the people of Curst are to seek a profit.