Jan 14, 2025
I designed a weapon for my dnd character :]
Let me know if you use it in any campains!
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I designed a weapon for my dnd character :]
Let me know if you use it in any campains!
Crescent Moon Axe
Weapon | Very Rare | Requires Attunement
Divine Moonlight. This +2 axe is blessed with divine moonlight. While it maintains this blessing, the axe deals an extra 1d10 radiant damage to any target it hits.
Moonbeam. As an action, the blessing can be expended to cast Moonbeam (save DC 15) from the axe. If the axe is exposed to direct moonlight, it immediately restores its blessing and extra radiant damage.
This ceremonial axe depicts symbols and styles of moon deities from across the realms. When missionaries of Sehanine set out unto foreign lands, they found other cultures that revered divines of her likeness, sharing passion in their similarities. Together, they founded sects of their own lunar followings and came to many shared conclusions— such as the moon’s body being that of a goddess, and her sole companion being a luminous rabbit.
Lunar Mythos
Moon deities often share similarities across many existing mythologies in the world, though they also sport unique characteristics that set them apart from one another. When bringing this item into your game, consider how different cultures in your setting view cosmic bodies such as the moon and the sun, establish mythos surrounding them, and invite discourse amongst players and NPCs to achieve immersion surrounding lunar lore.
When building a world, entertain the ideas of having multiple moons, having none, an eternal solar eclipse, and such; perhaps these concepts could inspire the narrative arc of a campaign.
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Smoldering War Axe Weapon (any axe), Rare (requires attunement)
Forged from blackened steel and jagged obsidian, this axe was quenched in the blood of a fire giant, trapping a fragment of elemental fury within the steel. It also introduces the smoldered condition to your game, a new mechanic that makes fire damage feel truly dangerous and adds an extra layer of threat to the most commonly resisted damage type in D&D 5e. Creatures that catch fire will scream in agony, as even the smallest spark burns them with intense pain.
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Shield of the Avenging Moon
A round shield belonging to a Paladin of Selune, designed to be used as a D&D magic item.
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hello! I’m here for the weapons shop. I heard you sell weapons? Well, I’m a warlock about to head out on my first quest, so I thought I’d stop by. As you can see, I’ve gone for a sort of grunge/dark academia look, so if I could get my weapon to match that, it would be incredible. My favorite color is Pthalo green, but I also enjoy black and dark leather. Silver or gold would also look good with my outfit. Thank you so much, Weapons Master!
Ah, yes! My apologies that this took so long- The design came to me in a feverish dream... I hope this suffices!
(DO NOT REPOST/TRACE/USE/STEAL/ETC MY ART)
No need for formalities, either! I am but a humble crafter doing what I can! Use it well, and safe travels, adventurer!
Fantasy style weapons
The dagger, Divinity