Suckersword
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Weapon feature
About this weapon
Must be equipped by a Bloodhunter or other Blood based magic user.
This blade consists of a scorpion, cast in amber candy, reinforced with magical energy. Its flavor is a slightly spicey copper with a hint of sweet ginger.
Additional Features:
Anytime you use the Tastes of Danger feature you are additionally made aware of the local areas crop harvesting status. (IE: Planting, Maturing, or Harvesting)
If you lick the blade after attacking an adversary with toxic bodily fluids, your DM may impose a condition, or damage on a failed Difficulty 12 Strength roll.
Suckersword
Must be equipped by a Bloodhunter or other Blood based magic user.
This blade consists of a scorpion, cast in amber candy, reinforced with magical energy. Its flavor is a slightly spicey copper with a hint of sweet ginger.
Additional Features:
Anytime you use the Tastes of Danger feature you are additionally made aware of the local areas crop harvesting status. (IE: Planting, Maturing, or Harvesting)
If you lick the blade after attacking an adversary with toxic bodily fluids, your DM may impose a condition, or damage on a failed Difficulty 12 Strength roll.
Feature
Suckersword
Must be equipped by a Bloodhunter or other Blood based magic user.
This blade consists of a scorpion, cast in amber candy, reinforced with magical energy. Its flavor is a slightly spicey copper with a hint of sweet ginger.
Additional Features:
Anytime you use the Tastes of Danger feature you are additionally made aware of the local areas crop harvesting status. (IE: Planting, Maturing, or Harvesting)
If you lick the blade after attacking an adversary with toxic bodily fluids, your DM may impose a condition, or damage on a failed Difficulty 12 Strength roll.
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Suckersword Subclasses
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