Weapons: Difference between revisions

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! Property !! Description

| (Not implemented.) You need ammunition to be able to attack. You can regain half of your spent ammunition after a battle by spending one minute to search the area.

| You use the higher one of your Strength and Dexterity for attack and damage rolls.

| (Not implemented.) Small creatures have [[Disadvantage]] on attack rolls.

| Can be wielded in your off-hand as a secondary weapon, if your main-hand weapon is also light.

| (Not implemented.) You can only make one attack per turn with this weapon, be it through an action, bonus action, or reaction.

| Every ranged weapon has a normal range and a long range. Creatures that are beyond normal range but within long range can be attacked, albeit with [[Disadvantage]]. Creatures outside of long range cannot be attacked.

| A melee weapon with this property can be used to attack enemies up to 3 m / 10 ft away, instead of the regular 1.5 m / 5 ft.

| A melee weapon with this property can be thrown for a ranged attack, and will benefit from the [[Ability Score Modifier]] (Strength) and [[Proficiency Bonus]] as usual, instead of being treated as an Improvised Weapon. This combines with the Finesse property: if you throw a [[Dagger]], which has both Thrown and Finesse, you can use your Dexterity Modifier for the attack and damage rolls.

| Indicates that this is a two-handed weapon. It can only be used with both hands.

| Indicates that this is a versatile weapon. It can be used with one hand or both hands. Typically, using a versatile weapon with both hands offers a higher maximum damage.

| (Not implemented.) Some monsters are immune or resistant to nonmagical weapons, but susceptible to silver weapons.