Dragon's Kiss (5e Equipment)
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Weapon (hand crossbow), Rare (requires attunement) A stylish black hand crossbow, adorned with draconic scales and bones. "When an adventurer approached a blacksmith and asked, 'What is the best weapon to kill a dragon?', the blacksmith replied, 'Another dragon.' Many moons later, the adventurer returned with dragon scales, bones and claws and asked if the blacksmith could work with them, but the blacksmith replied 'Only dragonfire could melt these materials.' So the adventurer took the blacksmith to a dragon's lair and as it covered the area in flames, the blacksmith welded steel to scales, even as the flames burned their flesh. In the end, the adventurer died without ever seeing their weapon, so the blacksmith returned home, carrying in hand their masterpiece which they named 'Dragon's Kiss'." While holding this magic weapon, you gain a +1 to Attack and Damage rolls made with it. Draconic Dash: Once per round, at the end of another creatures turn, you can use your reaction to sprout draconic wings from your back and move up to your walking speed. At the end of this movement, the wings retract. You can use this feature a number of times equal to twice your proficiency modifier, regaining all expended uses at dawn. Additionally, this weapons has 12 charges and regains 1d6+6 expended charges daily at dawn. These charges can be used in two ways: Elemental Assault: When you hit an attack with this weapon, you can expend one charge to deal an additional 1d6 damage of acid, fire, cold, poison or lightning, your choice. False Dragon's Breath: When you make an attack with this weapon, you can expend two charges to replace that attack with a breath attack from the crossbow. This breath attack deals 4d6 damage of the same types as above, in a 15 foot cone in front of you. Any creatures in this area must make a DC 15 Dexterity Saving Throw, taking only half damage on a success. This breath attack can only be made once per turn. Curse of Hubris: As you wield Dragon's Kiss, the overwhelming presence of a dragon eats away at some of your own your own mind. Whenever you make a saving throw against being feared or charmed by a dragon, or if you make a Charisma Ability Check against one, you have disadvantage. |
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