Cicero's Armory

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Simple Weapons
Name Cost Damage Weight Properties
Club + 1 Sp 1D4 Bludgeoning 2 lb. Impactful, Light
Dagger + 2 Gp 1D4 Piercing 1 lb. Finesse, Light, Off-Hand, Thrown (20/60)
Great-Club + 2 Sp 1D8 Bludgeoning 10 lb. Impactful, Two-Handed
Hand-Axe 5 Gp 1D6 Slashing 2 lb. Light, Thrown (20/60)
Javelin 5 Sp 1D6 Piercing 2 lb. Thrown (30/120)
Light Hammer 2 Gp 1D4 Bludgeoning 2 lb. Light, Thrown (20/60)
Mace + 5 Gp 1D6 Bludgeoning 4 lb. Impactful
Quarterstaff 2 Sp 1D6 Bludgeoning 4 lb. Versatile (1D8)
Sickle + 1 Gp 1D4 Slashing 2 lb. Curved, Finesse, Light
Spear 1 Gp 1D6 Piercing 3 lb. Thrown (20/60), Versatile (1D8)
Whip + 2 Gp 1D4 Slashing 3 lb. Maneuverable, Off-Hand, Finesse, Reach
Homebrew Weapons : . . . .
Boomerang 1 Gp 1D4 Bludgeoning 1 lb. Off-Hand, Returning, Thrown(30/120)
Cane 75 Gp 1 Bludgeoning 2 lb. Curved, Defensive, Finesse, Maneuverable, Off-Hand
Knuckles 5 Gp 2 Bludgeoning 1 lb. Light, Special, Maneuverable
Sythe 2 Gp 1d6 Slashing 3 lb. Curve, Menacing, Two-Handed
Torch 2 cp 1D4 Fire 1 lb. Off-Hand Thrown(20/60)

Simple Ranged Weapons

Name Cost Damage Weight Properties
Crossbow, Light 25 Gp 1D8 Piercing 5 lb. Ammunition,(80/320), Loading, Two-Handed
Dart + 5 Cp 1D4 Piercing 1/4 lb. Finesse, Thrown (20/60), Off-Hand
Shortbow 25 Gp 1D6 Piercing 2 lb. Ammunition,(80/320), Two-Handed
Sling + 1 Sp 1D4 Piercing - Ammunition (30/120), Off-Hand
. . . . .
Homebrew Weapons : . . . .
Cowboy Rope 1 Gp - 1 lb. Ammunition (30/120), Off-Hand, Special, Tug
Fishing Harpoon 2 Sp 1D6 Piercing 2 lb. Thrown (20/60), Tug
Molotov 1 Sp 1D4 Fire - Special, Thrown, Off-Hand
Martial Weapons
Name Cost Damage Weight Properties
Battleaxe + 10 Gp 1D8 Slashing 4 lb. Curved, Versatile (1D10)
Flail + 10 Gp 2D4 Bludgeoning 2 lb. Maneuverable, Menacing
Glaive + 20 Gp 1D10 Slashing 5 lb. Finesse, Heavy, Reach, Two-Handed
Greataxe 30 Gp 1D12 Slashing 7 lb. Heavy, Two-Handed
Great-sword 50 Gp 2D6 Slashing 6 lb. Heavy,Two-Handed
Halberd + 20 Gp 1D10 Slashing 6 lb. Heavy, Reach, Special, Two-Handed
Lance + 10 Gp 1D12 Piercing 6 lb. Impactful, Reach, Special
Long-sword + 15 Gp 1D8 Slashing 3 lb. Defensive, Versatile (1D10)
Maul 10 Gp 2D6 Bludgeoning 10 lb. Heavy, Two-Handed
Morning-star + 15 Gp 1D8 Piercing 4 lb. Impactful, Menacing
Pike + 5 Gp 1D8 Piercing 18 lb. Heavy, Reach, Versatile(1D10)
Rapier + 25 Gp 1D8 Piercing 2 lb. Finesse, Mneuverable
Scimitar + 25 Gp 1D6 Slashing 3 lb. Finesse, Light, Maneuverable
Short-sword + 10 Gp 1D6 Piercing 2 lb. Defensive, Finesse, Light
Trident 5 Gp 1D6 Piercing 4 lb. Thrown (20/60), Versatile (1D8)
War pick + 5 Gp 1D8 Piercing 2 lb. Curved, Menacing
War-hammer 15 Gp 1D8 Bludgeoning 2 lb. Impactful, Versatile (1D10)
Homebrew Weapons : . . . .
Chain 15 Gp 1D6 Bludgeoning 4 lb. Reach, Return, Special, Thrown(20/30), Tug
Chakram 25 Gp 1D4 Slashing 1 lb. Finesse, Light, Returning, Thrown(30/120)
Grappling Hook 2 Gp 1D4 Bludgeoning 3 lb. Curved, Finesse, Maneuverable, Throw(30/60), Tug
Hook Sword 25 Gp 1D6 Slashing 2 lb. Curved, Finesse, Light, Special
Thorn Whip 25 Gp 1D8 Piercing 4 lb. Maneuverable, Menacing, Reach
Twin Blade 40 Gp 2d4 Slashing 6 lb. Finesse, Heavy, Defensive, Special
Parrying Dagger 2 Gp 2 Piercing 1 lb. Defensive, Finesse, Off-Hand
Saber 25 Gp 1D8 Slashing 3 lb. Defensive, Finesse
War-Banner 10 Gp 1D10 Bludgeoning 10 lb. Impactful, Reach, Special, Two Handed
War Trident 60 Gp 3d4 Piercing 10 lb. Heavy, Manecing, Two-Handed
Reaper Sythe 30 Gp 1D8 Slashing 4 lb. Curve, Finesse, Menacing, Reach, Two-handed
Martial Ranged Weapons
Name Cost Damage Weight Properties
Blowgun 10 Gp 1 Piercing 1 lb. Ammunition,(25/100), Loading
Crossbow, Hand + 75 Gp 1D6 Piercing 3 lb. Ammunition,(30/120), Light, Loading, Off-Hand
Crossbow, Heavy 50 Gp 1D10 Piercing 18 lb. Ammunition (100/400), Heavy, Loading, Two-Handed, Impactful
Longbow 50 Gp 1D8 Piercing 2 lb. Ammunition,(150/600), Heavy, Two-Handed
Net 1 Gp - 3 lb. Special, Thrown (5/15)
Homebrew Weapons : . . . .
Atatl 1 Gp 2 Piercing 1 lb. Ammunition (60/240), Loading, Off-Hand, Special
Greatbow 100 Gp 1D12 Piercing 20 lb. Ammunition (150/600), Heavy, Loading, Special, Two-Handed
Harpoon Gun 25 Gp 1D8 Piercing 4 lb. Ammunition (80/320), Loading, tug, Two-Handed

Properties
Ammunition
Each time you attack with the weapon, you expend one piece
of ammunition. Drawing the ammunition from a quiver, case,
or other container is part of the attack. At the end of the
battle, you can recover half your expended ammunition by
taking a minute to search the battlefield. If you use a weapon
that has the ammunition property to make a melee attack,
you treat the weapon as an improvised weapon.
Finesse
When making an attack with a finesse weapon, you use your
choice of your Strength or Dexterity modifier for the attack
and damage rolls.
Heavy
Small creatures have disadvantage on attack rolls with heavy
weapons.
Alternative Heavy Weapons :
Creatures that Have a strenght score of 12 or less have
disadvantage on attack rolls with Heavy Weapons.
Light
A light weapon is small and easy to handle, making it ideal
for use when fighting with two weapons. (See New Dual
Wielding Rules )
Loading
Because of the time required to load this weapon, you can
fire only one piece of ammunition from it when you use an
action, bonus action, or reaction to fire it, regardless of the
number of attacks you can normally make.
Range
A weapon that can be used to make a ranged attack has a
range shown in parentheses after the ammunition or thrown
property. The range lists two numbers. The first is the
weapon’s normal range in feet, and the second indicates the
weapon’s maximum range. When attacking a target beyond
normal range, you have disadvantage on the attack roll. You
can’t attack a target beyond the weapon’s long range.
Reach
This weapon adds 5 feet to your reach when you attack with
it.
Special
A weapon with the special property has unusual rules
governing its use.
Thrown
If a weapon has the thrown property, you can throw the
weapon to make a ranged attack. If the weapon is a melee
weapon, you use the same ability modifier for that attack roll
and damage roll that you would use for a melee attack with
the weapon. For example, if you throw a handaxe, you use
your Strength, but if you throw a dagger, you can use either
your Strength or your Dexterity, since the dagger has the
finesse property.
Two-Handed
This weapon requires two hands to use.
Versatile
This weapon can be used with one or two hands. A damage
value in parentheses appears with the property the damage
when the weapon is used with two hands to make a melee
attack.
Homebrew Properties
Curve
While wielding this weapon you can use your attack roll
bonus when trying to shove or grapple a creature and can try
to shove or grapple as a bonus action .If you use this bonus
you can shove a creature in direction, except away from you.
Defensive
A defensive weapon grants the wielder defensive options.
While wielding a defensive weapon, you gain a +1 bonus to
AC so long as you aren’t using a shield. You can only benefit
from a single defensive weapon at a time.
Impactful
when this weapon strikes a solid surface and at least one of
it’s damage dies does maximum damage, the target of the
attack can’t take reactions until the beginning of his next turn.
Maneuverable
when you take the attack action to attack with this weapon in
your turn, you can roll your charisma (deception) against the
target Wisdom (Insight) if you roll wigher you gain advantage
on your first attack roll. If the target is immune to being
frightened or has an intelligence score of 4 or lower, it
automatically wins the contest.
Menacing
if a creature that can see this weapon is frightened, it also
becomes frightened by this weapon. Any enemy within reach
of this weapon has disadvantage in saving throws to end the
frightened condition.
Off-Hand
This weapon doesn't require an action to draw or sheath, they
are also great for those who want two fight with two weapons
(See New Dual Wielding Rules ).
Return
If a ranged attack roll with this weapon misses, it returns to
the user at the end of his turn (or at the beginning of his next
turn, if the attack was made as a reaction).
Tug
once on your turn, when you hit a creature with this weapon
you may make a contested strength (Athletics) check to try to
either pull the creature 10ft toward you, knock it prone or
disarm it from one of it’s weapons. If your weapon is curved,
you can use your attack roll bonus in this contest.
New Dual Wielding Rules
To better incorporate the new weapons and
weapon properties, it is suggested a new rule for
two Weapon Fighting:
* Weapons with the Off-Hand property can only
be used as Secondary weapons, unless they have
the Light property.
* When you are wielding a Light weapon in each
hand, you may consider one of >them as a
Secondary weapon.
* Weapons that Have the Heavy Property are not
considered Primary Weapons
While holding both a Primary and Secondary
Weapon, you can use a bonus action to attack with
your Secondary Weapon. You don’t add your ability
modifier to the damage of this attack.
Special Weapons
Atatl
The ammunition for a Atatl could be a Harpoon, Javelin or
Spear and you add the ammunition damage to the Atatl’s
damage. You can use either strength or dexterity as the ability
modifier for attack and damage rolls and any other property
that the weapon has, the atlatl also has.
Brass Knuckles
You can wield brass knuckles in a hand that is already
holding an item or weapon. You cannot wield brass knuckles
in the same hand as a shield. While wielding brass knuckles,
you have disadvantage on Dexterity (Sleight of Hand) checks
that require the use of your fingers. Attacks made with brass
knuckles count as unarmed strikes.
Chain
A creature proficient with Smithing tools or Tinker tools can
attach a weapon that lacks the Heavy and Reach Property to
the end of a chain. You can then either hold the weapon itself
or hold the chain. Holding directly at the weapon gives it the
Return Property, holding the chain makes its damage type
become that of the weapon on the end. Additionally, if the
weapon has the Curved, Finesse, Impactful, Menacing or
Two-Handed Property, the chain also gains it.
Cowboy Rope
when you hit a creature with this weapon it doesn deal
damage, instead the target becomes coiled by the rope. When
in this condition it cannot move away from you, you can use
your action or bonus action to use the tug property on the
target and you can use your reaction to give the coiled
creature disadvantage on an attack roll, ability check or
Dexterity saving throw. A creature can end this condition by
succeeding in a Strength (athletics) contest.
GreatBow
Attack and damage rolls with Greatbows use your Strength
modifier, when you hit a large or smaller creature with this
weapon, the creature must make a Strenght saving throw
against half the damage taken or fall prone. If the creature is
flying it instead fall’s 90 feet.
Halberd
Halberds have a complex blade at the end, when making an
attack you may choose to change the damage type to
Bludgeoning or Piercing.
Hook Sword
While wielding two Hook Swords, you have the Reach
Property.
Lance
You have disadvantage when you use a lance to attack a
target within 5 feet of you. Also, a lance requires two hands to
wield when you aren’t mounted.
Molotov
A molotov is expended once thrown. Upon hit, it ignites
flammable objects that aren’t being worn or carried within 5
feet of the target.
Net
A Large or smaller creature hit by a net is restrained until it
is freed. A net has no effect on creatures that are form less, or
creatures that are Huge or larger. A creature can use its
action to make a DC 10 Strength check, freeing itself or
another creature within its reach on a success. Dealing 5
slashing damage to the net (AC 10) also frees the creature
without harming it, ending the effect and destroying the net.
When you use an action, bonus action, or reaction to attack
with a net, you can make only one attack regardless of the
number of attacks you can normally make.
War Banner
While you wield a war banner, creatures have advantage on
any checks to perceive you by sight and you have advantage
on any checks to be perceived by other creatures.
Materials
Dragon Bone
Rare Material
White, opaque, soft and very light, Dragon bone weapons
and armour are a precious item very well kept by the ones
who possess it. Those that are not akeen to the art of combat
usually underestimate its superiority, but warriors of any level
of experience could tell a trul from a fake just by holding it.
Working with Dragon-bone is a smith and artisans dream,
being so soft and easy to work on, those professionals usually
take a long time enjoying their time with it, ending up in
Beautifully adorned and carved pieces.
All Dragon-Bone Weapons That lack the Heavy Property
are considered Finesse, and those that already are already
Finesse gains the light property. A Weapon that has the
Heavy property loses it. A weapon that has the Two handed
Property gains the Maneuverable property.
Dragon-bone armour's don’t have strength requirements,
don't give disadvantage in stealth checks and they give you
advantage against being frightened.
Some Dragonbone have, Imbued on them, the power of the
once Dragon they were made of. Dragonbone weapons may
let you cast absorb elements at will, and dragonbone armours
may give you resistance to the damage type that the dragon
was resistant or immune to.
Equipment made of Dragonbone weighs only half and
costs either four times the price or 30Gp, whichever is higher.
Martial prowess can easily tell the difference between an
original and a fake
False-Iron
Common Material
This kind of metal is found in small veins almost anywhere,
but despite that smiths usually avoid working with it because
of their tendency to twist, distort and change colour giving
the item an unsettling and unfinished look. No one really
knows why this phenomenon happens but a common tale
says that it is man’s corruption that twists the metal… But
Maybe is just Blood.
Weapon and armour made this metal look identical as their
steel counterparts, after you killed a humanoid using a
weapon or wearing an armour made of this metal, you must
clean the blood of the item within 1 hour or else it becomes a
deep dark red, bending and twisting.
A transformed False-steel Weapon gain’s Menacing
Property. If the weapon already had this Property, you may
deal psychic damage instead of the weapon's normal damage
when attacking against frightened creatures. A transformed
False-Steel Armour gives you advantage in intimidation
checks.
After you kill twenty non-evil humanoids without cleaning
your weapon, it receives +1 to attack and damage rolls,
despite any bonuses it already has.

Golden-Brass
Common Material
A special alloy specially developed to make the most
majestic items. It is always shiny and golden, it is malleable
and perfect to adorn. Despite that, the alloy is also
surprisingly mediocre for making equipment that will actually
go on the battlefield.
While using an armour made of Golden-Brass you get
advantage on any charisma check to interact socially or when
using the maneuverable Property of a weapon. Creatures
also gain advantage when trying to perceive you by sight.
Equipment made of Golden-Brass Costs Twice as much.
Grovstein
Uncommon Material
A light blue porous and rough looking stone, found only
where the waves, winds and cold erodes the bare rock. it
cannot be molded or melted without it losing its properties,
but most artisans can carve it … Rarely ends up good-looking,
but is certainly usable. That's why it’s Rare to find Grovestein
armour.
When a grovestein weapon strikes a solid surface and at
least one of it’s damage dies rolls maximum damage, you can
consider this weapon’s damage type as Thunder damage and
make the target deafened until the beginning of it’s next turn.
While you wear Grovstein armour and you receive lightning
damage, this damage cannot reduce your hp to below 1. This
phenomenon can happen only once a week.
All Equipment made of Grovstein weight is doubled and
requires at least 13 strength to be used properly.
Moonsteel
Common Material
Moonsteel is a beautiful, fine and shiny metal, obtained as a
side product while purifying silver. It has properties similar to
steel but it is a lot more reflective and therefore has a more
sophisticated look. It is commonly used religiously, in cheap
jewelry or by novice knights that want to show their glory but
can't afford Golden-brass or better materials.
While in an area of bright or dim light, Moonsteel faintly
twinkles and shines in mystical multicolored rings, Sources
of light within 10 feet of moonsteel gain an extra 10 feet of
dim light. During night, given that you are not in an enclosed
space, any heavily obscured area within 10 feet of you
becomes lightly obscured. Moonsteel items cost 1 extra Gp
per pound.
Rusted Devil
(AKA Red Shit) Common Material
This kind of metal is the source of frustration for most
Blacksmiths. It is very similar to regular Iron, only a little
(very little) lighter, just enough so that the poor worker can
hate himself after spending an entire day working with it.
After the metal cools down and sits for some minutes the red
speckles start to appear on it... that damn speckles… a few
hours past and the item is completely red porous and rusted.
When you roll a 1 on an attack with a Rusted Devil
weapon, the weapon breaks. A weapon that would normally
deal bludgeoning damage, instead deals piercing damage.
When you hit a creature with a rusted weapon, it must
succeed on a constitution saving throw (DC 10) or become
poisoned until the beginning of your next turn.
While you use a Rusted Devil armour or a shield, if an
attack against you scores a critical hit, one of them breaks
irreparably. Rusted devil armours don't have strength
requisites to be used effectively.
Silvered Weapons
Some monsters that have immunity or resistance to non-
magical weapons are susceptible to silver weapons, so
cautious adventurers invest extra coin to plate their weapons
with silver. You can silver a single weapon or ten pieces of
ammunition for 100 Gp. This cost represents not only the
price of the silver, but the time and expertise needed to add
silver to the weapon without making it less effective.
Sun-Glass
Uncommon Material
Found only in small shards everywhere below the sand of
torrid deserts, these teardrop shaped crystals are black as
coal, despite some people insisting that they are a deep red.
They are always strangely warm to the touch, no matter if it's
freezing winter or if someone threw them in an oven for an
hour. Smart smith's and artisans know how to use them to
sell items at a higher price than they should. small items like
daggers or a mace’s head could have hole crystals, while a
larger item is usually made by smashing the crystals and
mixing them with the molten metal, giving the item a dark
coloration full of reflective speckles.
A weapon made of Sunglass is immune to spells and
effects simillar to the Heat Metal Spell. When at least one of
the damage dies of this weapon rolls max damage, you can
consider this weapon’s damage type as Radiant. While you
wear armour made of Sunglass you are immune to
environmental cold damage and you can step and grasp non
magical fire without taking damage.
Weapons made of Sunglass cost twice as much as their
normal counterparts. armour made of Sunglass cost five
times as much.
Suntouched Steel
Rare Material
Suntouched steel is an alloy made with Moltenor , a Rare ,
soft ore with an unwearing golden-orange glow, that makes it
look melted. It naturally occurs where the sun scorches
through the cold air without hindrance. It could be where the
sun shines for six months straight, above the clouds in the
highest mountains, or even in the depths of a long forgotten
ruin brightened by a mysterious floating golden orb. Deemed
as holy both by the ancients and by new religions,
Suntouched Steel is believed to be a common metal that was
somehow blessed, scholars, alchemists and mages tried many
times to recreate it, although some were sucsessfull, none
could find a reliable process.
Items made of Suntouched Steel aways glow in the dark,
even magical darkness. The glow isn't strong enough to
illuminate an area, just enough so that the item is never
obscured by dim light or darkness. while wearing an armour
made of suntouched, darkness imposes no penalty on
creatures trying to perceive or hit you, as the glow indicates
your location. If an item made of Suntouched steel occupies
the same space as a source of light, such as if you cast the
light cantrip on a helmet or if you put a mace head on a
bonfire, the light source loses all its area of dim light and its
light becomes sunlight.
Suntouched steel equipment cost three times as much as
their steel variants.
Tinkerer
Common Equipment Type
Some minds are ahead of time, and some of those are
akeen of making weapons and armour. the equipment made
by those mad-mans are not usually pretty or conventional, i
mean… if you don't consider unconventional as pretty. As I
was saying, those pieces of equipment are full of tricks and
strange things. take a look:
Common Tinkerer Weapons can be easily taken apart, so
they can be hidden or carried around more effectively. when
you do so, they occupy half the space and can only be
recognised as a weapon with an successful
Intelligence(investigation ) check (DC 15)
They also may have an unusual way of dealing damage. A
tinkerer weapon when created, may have it’s damage type
changed to Acid, Bludgeoning, Piercing, Poison or Slashing.
Some Uncommon Varieties may even have Cold, Fire,
Thunder or Lightning damage.
Common Tinkerer Armours usually have Hidden pockets
that require a DC 15 Investigation or Perception Check to
notice and can be don or doff in only one minute, no matter
the armour type.
Those items are usually prototypes and spoiled by their
creators, despite that, it shouldn't be that hard to put your
hands in one of those.