You cast Fog Cloud centered on the target’s space.When you hit with an attack using this weapon, the target takes an extra 1d4 poison damage.Īdditionally, if you hit with an attack using this weapon, you can activate one of the following effects instead of dealing damage: When Condemner is in a dormant state, you gain a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this magic weapon.
Though few know this, Condemner is now in the possession of an equally infamous assassin named Ixrattu Khar.ĭormant. This shadow-touched hand crossbow once served as the weapon of choice for the legendary assassin Todora. Weapon (heavy crossbow), legendary (requires attunement) Although Mearls' tweet is more about switching weapons, I don't see why doing it for the same weapon would be any harder or take any longer.Source: Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn So you don't even need to drop it, you can just sheathe it and then draw it again. (Honestly this is how I've been ruling it for long, hence I'm not used to the drop shenanigan). Crawford states you can drop the weapon at absolutely no cost, it seems (meaning you didn't actually use your "Object Interaction").īut then Mearls goes further: he states you can Sheathe, Draw and Attack at the same turn.
Objects always require an action to use, as statedīasically, "Object Interaction" is a "Free Action", which you have already used to drop your rapier.Īlthough is says "interact with a second object", it's implied that interacting with the same object again later also needs an action. If you want to interact with a second object, you need Weapon as part of the same action you use to attack. Move as you stride toward a foe, or you could draw your For example, you could open a door during your You can also interact with one object or feature of theĮnvironment for free, during either your move or yourĪction. The concept is presented, though, in PHB p. There isn't exactly a "Free Action" in 5e. A DM could at their discretion dispense you from having to go through this sequence every turn by allowing you to stow your Rapier away in its scabbard and retrieve it in the same turn for the purpose of re-loading your Hand Crossbow, or simply rule that you get to reload the Hand Crossbow with a Rapier in hand.Ī DM wouldn't be breaking much by allowing you to do that given that you always pick your weapon back up at the end of the turn so you're never in a situation where un-handing your Rapier matters, unless you're fighting in an uncommon situation such as a steep incline, a tight rope or the surface of a liquid when using some water walking magic. You will obviously look very silly doing so. You're now back to having both a Rapier and a loaded Hand Crossbow in hand. Finally you can use your item interaction to pickup the Rapier.
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