Titan's Gauntlet (5e Equipment)
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This page is incomplete and/or lacking flavor. Reason: What is a runearm? If it is a custom weapon, it should have a link. 00:13, 6 October 2024 (MDT)
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Weapon (Runearm), very rare (requires attunement) This runearm is particularly heavy, much larger and bulkier than a normal arm for its wielder's size. As such, it comes with a special chest harness to redistribute weight. In exchange, the numerous enchantments applied to it give it significant momentum and crushing power, as well as a fair amount of durability. As the gauntlet's tunes draw directly from your strength, it becomes more powerful as you level. It weighs 30 pounds, and deals 1d8 + your Strength modifier bludgeoning damage. Defensive Strike (Level 1)After swinging your Titan's Gauntlet, your runearm remains raised in front of your body, perfect for blocking attacks. When you make a successful attack with this Runearm, your AC increases by 2 until your next attack. You can not benefit from this and a shield at the same time. Crushing Might (Level 5)You've learned to trust in the strength of the Titan's Gauntlet, unleashing its full force without fear of losing your balance or tearing your arm from your socket. When you make the attack action on your turn, you can choose to preform a single attack with the titans gauntlet that deals an extra die of damage (2d8). Momentum (Level 7)Your runearm has a form of magical propulsion, allowing you to swing your arm with enough might to carry you through the air. When using an action to dash, your running and standing jump distance is doubled, and you may make a single attack with this weapon as a bonus action. If you jumped and dashed on this turn, then as a bonus action you can make a single attack with this weapon against each foe within 5 feet of where you land. Oppressive Power (Level 11)All damage dealt with this weapon increases by 1d8. Seismic Shock (Level 16)If you damage a Medium or smaller creature with Momentum, and the damage you dealt is higher than the weapon's average damage roll, the target must make a Strength saving throw with a DC of 8 + your Strength + your proficiency bonus or fall prone. |
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