Difference between revisions of "Rang Ring (magic item)"
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|summary=Gain a bonus to attack and damage rolls with [[returning]] thrown weapons. | |summary=Gain a bonus to attack and damage rolls with [[returning]] thrown weapons. | ||
| − | |This magic ring features a half-crescent shaped from a semitransparent gem. While wearing this ring, you | + | |This magic ring features a half-crescent shaped from a semitransparent gem. While wearing this ring, you add a [[bonus die]] to attack and damage rolls weapons that have the [[returning]] property, but only when you use them to make ranged weapon attacks. This size of the bonus die is determined by the ring's rarity: d2 for uncommon, d4 for rare, and d6 for very rare. |
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Revision as of 02:29, 17 April 2020
Ring, rarity varies major
This magic ring features a half-crescent shaped from a semitransparent gem. While wearing this ring, you add a bonus die to attack and damage rolls weapons that have the returning property, but only when you use them to make ranged weapon attacks. This size of the bonus die is determined by the ring's rarity: d2 for uncommon, d4 for rare, and d6 for very rare.
This magic ring features a half-crescent shaped from a semitransparent gem. While wearing this ring, you add a bonus die to attack and damage rolls weapons that have the returning property, but only when you use them to make ranged weapon attacks. This size of the bonus die is determined by the ring's rarity: d2 for uncommon, d4 for rare, and d6 for very rare.
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