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Latest revision as of 06:32, 25 October 2019
A lance is a martial melee weapon.
Special. You have disadvantage on attack rolls with a lance if you attack a target within 5 feet of you, unless you are Large or otherwise can wield Large weapons without penalty.
Special. You can wield a lance with only one hand if you are mounted, or if your size is Large or larger.
Damage. 1d12 piercing
Properties. Reach, special, two-handed
Cost. 100 rupees
Weight. 6 lb.
Special. You have disadvantage on attack rolls with a lance if you attack a target within 5 feet of you, unless you are Large or otherwise can wield Large weapons without penalty.
Special. You can wield a lance with only one hand if you are mounted, or if your size is Large or larger.
Damage. 1d12 piercing
Properties. Reach, special, two-handed
Cost. 100 rupees
Weight. 6 lb.
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