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🕑 Added 2022-10-09 15:04:28 +0000 UTCBleeding Bouquet
Weapon (Shortsword), rare (requires attunement)
Bleeding Bouquet is a unique weapon developed by The Garden and has become the signature weapon used by one of The Wallflowers, Magnolia. A couple of generations ago, the Magnolia of that generation became famous as an expert in crafting and harvesting poison; since then, she’s been teaching and training the next Magnolia and passing down her expertise to them. This weapon was created to let her utilize her poison-crafting skill better, and since then, it has been made a standard weapon for other Magnolia after her.
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The Bleeding Bouquet consists of several thin swords that have thrown properties with a 30/60 range. The ‘Bouquet’ has up to 6 swords, and it regains 1d4+1 expended swords daily at dawn.
Poison The Ground. Pouring a vial of poison into the bouquet will automatically apply the poison to all of the swords it’s currently holding. When applied this way, the poison retains its potency for 24 hour or until you hit with the weapon, and the DC for the poison effect is increased by 2.
Garden of Thorn. As an attack, you can throw one of the swords toward a point on a surface within 30 feet of you. Upon being embedded in the ground, the flower will bloom, and the sword will spread its thorny roots in a 10-foot radius centered on it. The area becomes difficult terrain for the duration. When a creature moves into or within the area, it takes 2d4 piercing damage for every 5 feet it travels. If the sword is coated with poison, the first creature that takes the damage has to make the saving throw or suffer the effect of the poison. The thorny roots last for 1 minute before they wither away and crumble along with the sword.
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Comments
Ned Kelsey
Wow, going backwards from Six Stingers to this one, I love the idea of these tricky blades and their ability to make poisoned terrain on the go, really extending the usefulness of a poisoner's toolkit. Rare is a good place for this item, but a nontoxic version could meet uncommon standards pretty smoothly too and be implemented very early in a campaign. I dig this item.
Sinlaire
thank you, I honestly really love this one too, pretty proud with how it turn out :D
Whistler
I absolutely love the design for this one!
