Valkyrie Drive (5e Equipment)
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Speed: The Valk can reach 250 feet (25 mph); acceleration of 50 feet per round(5 mph).
A pair of large Scythe-like blades, sharp as razors and enchanted, fitted under the handlebars. An enemy you drive within 5 feet of must make a dexterity saving throw (DC 10+riders land vehicle proficency), taking 2d12 slashing damage and 2d6 radiant damage plus an additional point of slashing damage per every 10 feet of the Valks current movment speed. If the target is an undead or undead sympathizer, the radiant damage increases to 3d8.
As a bonus action, the rider can activate the White-blaze, causing the wheels to beacome wreathed in holy fire. After activation, the Valk will leave a 5 foot high wall of holy fire behind it, stopping after 60 feet of movment. A creature that comes into contact with the wall must make a dexterity saving throw (DC 10+riders land vehicle proficency), taking 5d10 radiant damage and being set alight on a failed save, and taking an additional 2d10 radiant at the end of their turns unless they take an action to extinguish themselves, or taking half damage and avoiding being set alight on a success. If the target is an undead or undead sympathizer, the damage will increase to 6d12 radiant, 3d12 every turn. The hollowed flames do not spread from their immediate area, and last for three turns before extinguishing. Liquids have no effect, but the fire can be extinguished by a darkness causing spell of level 5 or higher. The White-blaze may be used once per long rest, or can be recharged with a spell slot of at least 3rd level.
A compicated pair of belt-fed crossbows mounted within the body of the Valk. You may target a creature in your path at a range of 200 feet and make four seperate attack roll adding the drivers dexterity and land vehicle proficency, dealing 2d12 piercing damage per hit. The Repeater can be used again on a recharge of 6. If the target is an undead or undead sympathizer, 1d10 radiant damage will be added to the damage. Back to Main Page → 5e Homebrew → Equipment → Mounts and Vehicles |