Loviatar's Scourge
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Loviatar's Scourge is an uncommon Mace that grants the wielder resistance to Necrotic damage. It also deals additional Necrotic damage to all nearby creatures, including the wielder.
More club than scourge, this weapon has a serrated edge made for drawing long, shallow cuts.
Properties
- Damage
1d6 (1~6) + Strength modifier 
Bludgeoning - Extra damage
1d6 (1~6) 
Necrotic - Details
Maces
Rarity: Uncommon
Enchantment: None
One-Handed- Dippable
Consumable by 
Gale
Melee: 1.5 m / 5 ft
Weight: 1.8 kg / 3.6 lb
Price: 370 gp
UID
WPN_GOB_PainPriest_ScourgeUUID
b1dc33ba-c595-4036-9683-26635f297e44Stats
GOB_PainPriest_Scourge
Special
The holder of this item gains:
- Willing Whip
- Grants Resistance to Necrotic damage. Deals an additional 1d6Necrotic damage to nearby targets, including the wielder.
Weapon actions
If you have proficiency, equip in main hand to gain:
Concussive Smash (
)- Hit an enemy with all your might to deal damage and possibly
them. (
Recharge: Short rest.)
Where to find
- Shattered Sanctum X: 338 Y: -21: Carried by
Abdirak
Notes
- If this mace is purchased from Abdirak through his barter screen, it transfers back to him automatically when he needs to use it.
- Due to the resistance granted by Willing Whip, fractional damage is rounded down, and
Necrotic damage received by the wielder is in the 0-3 range. - The area of effect caused by Willing Whip is centred on the creature that is hit, and the radius is 2 m / 7 ft.
- This weapon is particularly useful against groupings of low-hit-point enemies that may otherwise have many opportunities to score critical hits against the party.
- If
Lae'zel is in the party while fighting the murder of 
Shadow-Cursed Ravens on the Ruined Battlefield in Act Two at X: 30 Y: 114, the area of effect damage from Willing Whip may easily earn the 
Soldier's 
Pentacrush Inspiration, while taking little to no damage in the process.
Bugs
- Some damage riders like
Lightning Charges and 
Callous Glow Ring are added both to regular attacks and to the Willing Whip area effect, so they also hurt the mace wielder. - Attacks which deal multiple instances of damage, such as the various smite spells or
Booming Blade, will trigger multiple instances of Willing Whip.
- Similarly, weapon attacks that target multiple creatures, such as
Tiger's Bloodlust, cause this passive to activate separately on each successful attack, potentially causing the wielder and all nearby creatures to take significant damage.
- Similarly, weapon attacks that target multiple creatures, such as
