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| Description| This property adds | | Description| A Deathly weapon has been magically enchanted to casually guide the hand of its wielder to seek out the most vulnerable spots of its target. This property adds +2 to the critical threat range of a weapon. For example, a [[Longsword (Weapon)|Longsword]] has a normal critical threat range if 19-20. With the 'deathly' property, it becomes 17-20. The Deathly property does not modify the weapon's critical multiplier. | ||
This property does not stack with the benefit provided by [[Keen (Melee Weapon Magic Property)|Keen]] or any other magic property that improves critical threat range, but it does stack with feats, racial traits, and/or class features that expand the critical threat range of a weapon (such as the [[Critical, Improved (Feat)|Improved Critical]] feat) | A Deathly weapon automatically confirms critical threats, removing the need to roll a confirmation roll. | ||
A Deathly weapon deals its full critical damage to any creature it critically hits, even if that creature is normally immune to critical hits. | |||
Finally, a Deathly weapon inflicts the [[Impaired]] condition on any creature it critically hits, unless that creature is normally immune to critical hits. Creatures that are normally immune to critical hits do not suffer this condition. | |||
This property does not stack with the benefit provided by [[Keen (Melee Weapon Magic Property)|Keen]] or any other magic property that improves critical threat range, but it does stack with feats, racial traits, and/or class features that expand the critical threat range of a weapon (such as the [[Critical, Improved (Feat)|Improved Critical]] feat). | |||
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| ShortDesc| | | ShortDesc|+2 to threat range, auto-confirm crits, deal full crit damage to any creature, and inflict [[Impaired]] on a crit. | ||
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Revision as of 20:20, 9 December 2023
Deathly (Melee Weapon Magic Property)
A Deathly weapon has been magically enchanted to casually guide the hand of its wielder to seek out the most vulnerable spots of its target. This property adds +2 to the critical threat range of a weapon. For example, a Longsword has a normal critical threat range if 19-20. With the 'deathly' property, it becomes 17-20. The Deathly property does not modify the weapon's critical multiplier.
A Deathly weapon automatically confirms critical threats, removing the need to roll a confirmation roll.
A Deathly weapon deals its full critical damage to any creature it critically hits, even if that creature is normally immune to critical hits.
Finally, a Deathly weapon inflicts the Impaired condition on any creature it critically hits, unless that creature is normally immune to critical hits. Creatures that are normally immune to critical hits do not suffer this condition.
This property does not stack with the benefit provided by Keen or any other magic property that improves critical threat range, but it does stack with feats, racial traits, and/or class features that expand the critical threat range of a weapon (such as the Improved Critical feat).
- Creation: Creator (Feat), Bailiwick Check (DC 43), a bright remnant (tier 3), and an item symbolic of the enchantment.