This weapon resembles a cross with four razor-sharp blades on each end. A creature not proficient with the crossdagger takes 1d4 slashing damage when it uses the weapon to make an attack and rolls a natural 1.

This gauntlet fits over the wrist, binding tightly with cords of leather, and one side of it is adorned with a winged silver contraption that has a taut wire connected on the ends and set perpendicular to the bracer. When you take the Attack action using this weapon, you may choose to attack with disadvantage until the start of your next turn to make two additional ranged weapon attacks.

On each end of this sturdy cord is a weighted metal ball. A creature hit by a ranged weapon attack using bolas takes damage and makes a Dexterity saving throw against maneuver DC or is grappled. On a critical hit, a creature that fails its save is both grappled and knocked prone.

Sometimes you won’t have your weapons ready at hand. An improvised weapon includes a tankard, a wagon tongue, or a dead (or alive!) creature that you can lift and wield as a weapon. At the Narrator’s discretion, an improvised weapon that is similar to a weapon with the simple property may be treated as a simple weapon.

This simple weapon uses the statistics of a dagger, but any vampire reduced to 0 hit points with it is permanently destroyed. It is made of wood.

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