Duke Ravengard's Longsword

Duke Ravengard's Longsword is a rare +1 Longsword which increases the wielder's Charisma by +2 and can also grant allies temporary hit points based on their respective Charisma modifiers.

Cradling his newborn son awkwardly, the Duke's face pulled into a rictus of misery. His love Francesca smiled at him, briefly, and died. He stared at her until the boy cried, and he told the boy it would be all right, though he himself did not believe it.

Properties

One-handed damage

1d8 + 1 (2~9) + Strength modifier Slashing

Two-handed damage

1d10 + 1 (2~11) + Strength modifier Slashing

Details

 Longswords

Rarity: Rare

Enchantment: + 1

 Versatile

 Melee: 1.5 m / 5 ft

 Weight: 1.35 kg / 2.7 lb

Price: 250 gp

UID

MAG_WYRM_Commander_Longsword

UUID

06fbf04c-41be-4709-91df-76b4cbc9ccf5

Special

The holder of this item gains:

• Charisma +2

 Commander's Strike ( + )

Direct an ally to strike a foe. The ally uses a reaction on their next turn to make a  weapon attack. ( Recharge: Short rest.)

Stirring Execution

When you kill an enemy, allies within 9 m / 30 ft gain temporary hit points equal to your^{[See: Bugs]} Charisma Modifier (minimum 1).

Weapon actions

If you have proficiency, equip in main hand to gain:

 Lacerate ()

Slash at your target's vital points to make it  Bleed. ( Recharge: Short rest.)

 Pommel Strike ()

Make a non-lethal attack against an enemy and possibly  Daze them. ( Recharge: Short rest.)

 Rush Attack ()

Charge forward and attack the first enemy in your way, possibly pushing them  Off Balance. ( Recharge: Short rest.)

Where to find

• Wyrm's Rock Fortress: Carried by Duke Ulder Ravengard at the audience hall
• Campsite (Act Three): Carried by Duke Ulder Ravengard if he is present

Notes

• The sword can be acquired by casting  Command: Drop on Duke Ravengurad. The spell must be cast by a character who is not considered an ally: Either by a companion that was not part of the original rescue party, or by using a  Disguise Self. Wyll permanently leaves the party and turns hostile if the Duke notices his sword being stolen. This can be prevented by immediately leaving the camp after picking up the sword.

Bugs

• The temporary hit points granted by Stirring Execution are actually based on the Charisma modifiers of the characters receiving them, not the character delivering the killing blow with this sword. The minimum of 1 still applies.
  • The temporary hit points only have a StackPriority of 1, and as such are overridden by any other source of temporary hit points that have a StackPriority of 1 or higher, even if the new source is of a lesser value.

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