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|''Physical attacks'' made with this weapon deal half their damage as cold damage.
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|When you make a ''basic attack'' with this weapon, if your attack with a -5 penalty also hits the target's DEX, the target gains ''slowed'' until the end of your next turn.
 
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|When you make a physical attack with this weapon, if you hit, you deal wind/cold damage equal to your proficiency bonus to all creatures adjacent to your original target, or in and adjacent to the square you targeted if you did not target a creature with your attack. This is considered an area effect.
 
|When you make a physical attack with this weapon, if you hit, you deal wind/cold damage equal to your proficiency bonus to all creatures adjacent to your original target, or in and adjacent to the square you targeted if you did not target a creature with your attack. This is considered an area effect.

Revision as of 22:52, 4 December 2021

ANTARCTIC WIND
Crafted from frozen steel, this boomerang bears with it the chill of the south wind.
Weapon - Boomerang
Rarity: Uncommon
PROPERTY (5e)
When you make a basic attack with this weapon, if your attack with a -5 penalty also hits the target's DEX, the target gains slowed until the end of your next turn.
When you make a physical attack with this weapon, if you hit, you deal wind/cold damage equal to your proficiency bonus to all creatures adjacent to your original target, or in and adjacent to the square you targeted if you did not target a creature with your attack. This is considered an area effect.