Crusher (5e Equipment)

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Crusher

Simple Melee Weapons

Weapon	Cost	Damage	Weight	Properties
Crusher	55 gp	1d10 bludgeoning	12 lb.	Dire, heavy, two-handed


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This gargantuan, expertly-crafted weapon of wood and iron is deceptively simple to use—if you're strong enough to swing it. Lynels are infamous for crafting and wielding these imposing weapons, and they are thus occasionally known as "Lynel Crushers."

Dire. If you are proficient with this weapon, you add your proficiency bonus to damage rolls instead of attack rolls.

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gollark: Or maybe you could stick a magnetometer and haptic feedback things onto a bracelet.

gollark: Presumably a magnet on a ring would work and be more practical.

gollark: Obviously actual magnetometers can do that, but I'm not sure how you'd do it analogly.

gollark: It would be cooler if you could sense magnetic field strength in multiple axes somehow.

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