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Vision of the Absolute
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Vision of the Absolute is an uncommon variant of the Spears family of weapons. It is a simple melee weapon that can be wielded in one hand, or with both hands for extra damage. Its design lends itself well to be thrown at enemies as a projectile. Its design doesn't lend itself to be dual-wielded, even by those with special training in dual-wielding.
The tip of this spear strikes unerringly toward its target's eyes.
Properties
- One-handed damage
1d6 (1~6) + Strength modifier 
Piercing - Two-handed damage
1d8 (1~8) + Strength modifier Piercing - Details
Rarity: Uncommon
Enchantment: None
Versatile
Thrown
Can't Dual Wield- Dippable
Melee: 1.5 m / 5 ft
Weight: 1.35 kg / 2.7 lb
Price: 330 gp 
UID
FOR_Spear_TrueSoulUUID
a2f4c951-7db4-4d60-9888-f2ad50af7110
Special
The holder of this item gains:
- Absolute Night
targets that fail a 
Dexterity saving throw. Deals an additional 2d6Piercing to certain creatures that sport multiple sets of eyes.
Weapon actions
If you have proficiency, equip in main hand to gain:
Rush Attack (
)Charge forward and attack the first enemy in your way, possibly pushing them
.
Condition: Blinded
Duration: 2 turns
- Ranged attacks and spells have a range of
3 m / 10 ft and Attack Rolls suffer 
Disadvantage. - Attack Rolls against Blinded creatures have
Advantage.
Where to find
- * Repaired by finding and combining the Shaft of a Broken Spear and the Head of a Broken Spear (by right-clicking on one of the items in your inventory and pressing 'combine', then dragging the other item into the open slot.)
Shaft of a Broken Spear: Found on the body of Edowin in the Forest west of the Druid Grove X: 136 Y: 446.
Head of a Broken Spear: Looted from the Owlbear in the Owlbear Nest.
Notes and Trivia
- As implied in the description of Absolute Night, this Spear deals extra damage to spiders, spider-like enemies, spectators and other creatures with many eyes.
Spoiler warning! This section reveals details about the story of Baldur's Gate 3.
