Ice Arrow (magic item)

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source Weapon (arrow or bolt), uncommon minor This magic arrow is distinguished by having an bluish-white tip which resembles a snowflake. You can use your bonus action to focus on the arrow, causing it to glow blue until the start of your next turn.      If you make a ranged weapon attack with this arrow while it is glowing, a hit target takes an extra 1d6 cold damage and must make a DC 15 Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the target is frozen solid, effectively petrified. The petrification lasts until the end of your next turn, but ends early if the target takes damage. A target with resistance or immunity to cold damage automatically succeeds on this save.      If the arrow hits wet ground, a 5-foot-radius circle of the ground becomes slippery ice until it is thawed. If the arrow hits a body of water, it magically freezes a 5-foot-radius platform of ice on the water's surface which persists for up to 1 minute.      Once it hits a target, this arrow is no longer magical.

“ “An arrow imbued with the power of ice. It breaks apart on impact, freezing objects in the immediate area.” — Hyrule Compendium

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