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Weapons, Missile
To randomly determine a magical missile
weapon, at least 3 rolls must be made. First, roll
1d100 to determine if the magical weapon has Extraordinary
Properties.
Roll Result
01-90OrdinaryMagicalWeapon 91-100ExtraordinaryMagicalWeapon If the weapon has Extraordinary Properties,
then each of the following tables must be consulted.
If not, then only the first 2 tables must be
consulted. Next, roll 1d100 to determine the specific
type of weapon:
Roll Missile
Weapon
01-10Arrows, Dozen
11-15Axe, Hatchet
16Bolas 17-26Bolts, Score
27Boomerang 28Bottle 29-45Bow, Short
46-50Bow, Long
51-55Cleaver 56-58Crossbow, Hand
59Crossbow, Wheel
and
Ratchet
60-64Dagger 65-66Dart 67Flask 68Hammer, Tool
69Hammer, War,
Horseman's
70Hook, Grappling
71Hurlbat 72-73Javelin 74-76Knife, Hunting
or
Tool
77Net, Weighte
d
78-81Pilum 82Rock 83-84Sling 85-95Spear, Medium
96-99Staff, Sling
100Vial 777
Next, roll 1d100 to determine the bonus or
penalty applied to the weapon:
Roll Result
01
The
weapon
has
a penalty
of
5d6
to
attack
and
damage
rolls.
02
The
weapon
has
a penalty
of
4d6
to
attack
and
damage
rolls.
03-04
The
weapon
has
a penalty
of
3d6
to
attack
and
damage
rolls.
05-09
The
weapon
has
a penalty
of
2d6
to
attack
and
damage
rolls.
10-20
The
weapon
has
a penalty
of
1d6
to
attack
and
damage
rolls.
21-65
The
weapon
has
a bonus
of
1d6
to
attack
and
damage
rolls.
66-85
The
weapon
has
a bonus
of
2d6
to
attack
and
damage
rolls.
86-95
The
weapon
has
a bonus
of
3d6
to
attack
and
damage
rolls.
96-99
The
weapon
has
a bonus
of
4d6
to
attack
and
damage
rolls.
100
The
weapon
has
a bonus
of
5d6
to
attack
and
damage
rolls.
Missile Weapons
If a missile weapon was previously determined
to have Extraordinary Properties, then the
weapon may have both a prefix and a suffix, such as
a Drilling Dagger of Death. In this example, ‘drilling’
is the prefix, and ‘death’ is the suffix. First, roll
1d100 and consult the table below to determine the
type(s).
Roll Result
01-45Prefix 46-90Suffix 91-100Prefix and
Suffix
To determine the prefix, proceed to the appropriate
type of damage, such as Hacking, Pounding,
or Stabbing. If a weapon is capable of multiple
types of damage, then use a d6 and randomly determine
the type of damage that will have Extraordinary
Properties as a prefix. Then, to determine the
suffix, roll 1d100 and consult the General Properties
table. In either case, roll 1d100 and consult the
appropriate type of damage on the tables for Extraordinary
Melee Weapons.
Extraordinary
Chapter 13: Magical Items