Weapons & Magic Artifacts

BLACK POWDER ENCHANTMENTS:

If you want to add magical enchantments to your black-powder weapons, mix the black powder in your weapons with one of these magical substitutes. Some of these effects can be made with other ingredients, should you or your potion master want to try out some ideas. 

NOTE: These alterations take your attacks from physical to magical, meaning they can hit enemies that would otherwise deflect ordinary attacks.

FLAMING BULLETS                      MADE FROM: Phoenix Feathers

Your bullets emerge in a blaze of fire, leaving your targets burned. +2 damage on attacks.

LIGHTNING BULLETS          MADE FROM: Thunderbird Feathers

Your bullets emerge crackling with electricity, leaving your targets paralyzed. +2 damage on attacks.

POISON BULLETS                            MADE FROM: Basilisk Scales 

Your bullets emerge slicked with poison, leaving your targets poisoned. +2 damage on attacks.

EXTRA-FAST BULLETS                MADE FROM: Griffon Feathers

Your bullets emerge twice as fast as normal, letting you attack twice in a turn. +2 damage on attacks.

BOOMERANG BULLETS              MADE FROM: Jackalope Antlers

Your bullets roll themselves back to you harmlessly along the ground after a battle. 

WEAPON DIPPING:

If you want to add magical enchantments to your ordinary weapons, you can dip them into potions/poisons for a temporary magical effect.

Every weapon dip lasts for 10 TURNS

NOTE: These alterations take your attacks from physical to magical, meaning they can hit enemies that would otherwise deflect ordinary attacks.

POISON DIPPING

While the weapon dip lasts, any target your weapon makes contact with is poisoned by the poison you dipped your weapon into. If you or a party member makes contact with the dipped portion you are also poisoned. 

POTION DIPPING (to affect opponents)

While the weapon dip lasts, any target your weapon makes contact with will be affected by the potion as if they ingested it. Roll a DC 20 for a full duration, anything lower is a shorter duration. 

POTION DIPPING (to affect your weapon)

While the weapon dip lasts, your weapon is endowed with a bonus based off of the potion it was dipped in. Roll a D100 to find out the exact effect. Once you try out the effect once, it will stay consistent each time you dip that particular weapon.