Broodmother's Revenge

The Broodmother's Revenge is an uncommon Amulet. It coats the wearer's weapon in poison whenever they are healed.

Each of this amulet's jewels shines like a viper's eyes.

Properties

•  Amulets
•  Rarity: Uncommon
•  Weight: 0.05 kg / 0.1 lb
•  Price: 65 gp
• 
  UID

  MAG_Healer_HealSelfPoisonWeapon_Amulet
  
  UUID

  21abc023-343a-4693-b63f-3ba07a231864
  
  Stats

  MAG_Healer_HealSelfPoisonWeapon_Amulet
  

Special

The wearer of this item gains:

Venomous Revenge

Whenever the wearer is healed, their weapon becomes coated in magic and deals an additional 1d6⁠⁠Poison damage.

Where to find

• Inner Sanctum X: -461 Y: -22: Carried by  Kagha's body in the Emerald Grove
• High Hall X: 235 Y: 44: On a table of goods, owned by  Koll

Notes

• This item synergizes well with the  Derivation Cloak and  Poisoner's Gloves, especially when used by characters with high attack modifiers or multiple attacks per round.
• It is possible to obtain this item while keeping Kagha alive and friendly within the grove:
  • During the confrontation with Kagha for the quest ⁠Investigate Kagha, she must be convinced to side with the party. After celebrating with the tieflings in camp after defeating the goblin leaders, Kagha is standing alone, along the pathway entering the grove. Attacking her and knocking her out with  Toggle Non-Lethal Attacks makes her lootable yet alive. Following a long rest, Kagha is awake again and upset, but non-hostile. Trading with her via bartering can bring her relationship with the party back into good standing.

Regarding Venomous Revenge:

• Venomous Revenge applies to both melee and ranged weapons, but, as with all poison coatings, its effect does not work when a weapon is  Thrown.
• The effect is triggered even with full health or when being picked up from a  Downed state.

• The effect is triggered by:
  • being targeted by any healing spell, like  Healing Word.
  • consuming any healing items, like a  Potion of Healing, a  Goodberry, or a  Raspberry.
  • all equipment with continuous regeneration effects: the  Helm of Balduran and  Ring of Regeneration.
  • healing effects from the  Derivation Cloak and  Armour of Landfall.

• The effect is not triggered by:
  • Most self-healing effects from equipment:  Shattered Flail,  Sword of Chaos,  Woe,  Robe of the Weave,  Psionic Ward Armour,  Vest of Soul Rejuvenation,  Circlet of Mental Anguish, or  Wapira's Crown.
  • Healing from  Transfuse Health.

• This effect interacts in the following ways with dipping and coatings:
  • The effect overwrites  Dipped in Fire and vice versa.
  • The effect does not trigger for an already coated weapon (e.g.  Drow Poison).
  • Coatings overwrite the effect.

Related quest

• ⁠Investigate Kagha