The javelin of splitting appears as a finely crafted javelin with subtle, but intricate carvings along its shaft. When thrown, it magically splits into multiple javelins, potentially striking several targets at once. This unique ability makes it a deadly weapon in the hands of a skilled warrior.
Legend has it that the javelin of splitting was first forged by a resourceful enchanter. She lived in an ancient castle besieged by an overwhelming force. As the invaders closed in, she crafted these javelins to multiply their defensive strength, enabling the castle’s defenders to repel wave after wave of attackers.
After the siege, the javelin found its way into the hands of a group of inventive fishermen from a coastal village. They discovered that the javelin’s splitting ability allowed them to catch large quantities of fish, revolutionizing their fishing methods and ensuring their village’s prosperity.
These javelins are often prized by those who worship gods of the hunt or war. As a reward for exceptional devotion, these deities might bless their followers with javelins of splitting as divine gifts. This provenance imbues the weapon with immense religious significance.
Possessing the javelin of splitting not only grants the wielder a formidable weapon but also a piece of history steeped in ingenuity, resilience, and possibly even divine power.
Javelin of Splitting
Weapon (Javelin), Rare
This javelin can have a maximum of 3 non-magical javelins attached to it. As an action, you can attach up to 3 non-magical javelins to it.
When you deal damage to a creature with this javelin, each attached javelin detaches from it. Each detached javelin deals 1d6 piercing damage to a target you can see within 15 feet of the creature.
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