The Iron Cleat
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The Boatswain carries The Iron Cleat – a magical rigging device of two grappling cleats at the end of a lightweight but unbreakable chain. The Iron Cleat has 4 conventional uses requiring an action roll.
Lift – Used to carry objects that are of unreasonable weight.
Lure – Used to pull something of an unreasonable weight in a close distance towards the Boatswain.
Anchor – Used to halt the movement of an object or being. Can be used on the surface of water.
Brace – Attach both ends to a part of the ship that is broken or damaged, and it will function as if repaired.
The Iron Cleat
The Boatswain carries The Iron Cleat – a magical rigging device of two grappling cleats at the end of a lightweight but unbreakable chain. The Iron Cleat has 4 conventional uses requiring an action roll.
Lift – Used to carry objects that are of unreasonable weight.
Lure – Used to pull something of an unreasonable weight in a close distance towards the Boatswain.
Anchor – Used to halt the movement of an object or being. Can be used on the surface of water.
Brace – Attach both ends to a part of the ship that is broken or damaged, and it will function as if repaired.
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The Iron Cleat
The Boatswain carries The Iron Cleat – a magical rigging device of two grappling cleats at the end of a lightweight but unbreakable chain. The Iron Cleat has 4 conventional uses requiring an action roll.
Lift – Used to carry objects that are of unreasonable weight.
Lure – Used to pull something of an unreasonable weight in a close distance towards the Boatswain.
Anchor – Used to halt the movement of an object or being. Can be used on the surface of water.
Brace – Attach both ends to a part of the ship that is broken or damaged, and it will function as if repaired.
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