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Revision as of 01:46, 2 October 2023
Trident is a mundane, nonmagical variant of the Tridents family of weapons. It is a martial 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.
It is said tridents were brought to the surface when Umberlee threw a Triton prince who scorned her onto Faerûn's shores.
Properties
- One-handed damage
1d6 (1~6) + Strength modifier 
Piercing damage - Two-handed damage
1d8 (1~8) + Strength modifier Piercing damage - Details
Tridents 
Rarity: Common
Enchantment: None
Versatile
Thrown
Can't Dual Wield- Dippable
Melee: 1.5 m / 5 ft
Weight: 1.8 kg / 3.6 lb
Price: 40 gp
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
Off Balance., 
Piercing Strike ()- Stab an enemy and possibly inflict
Gaping Wounds. Undead and Constructs can't suffer Gaping Wounds., and 
Disarming Strike ()- Focus your attack on your foe's hands and possibly force them to drop the weapons they are holding.