#dndweapon

Harvesting Stick Weapon (quarterstaff), Uncommon (requires attunement)

Crafted from the branch of an ancient olive tree, this quarterstaff is used by monks to gather fruit from the highest branches and defend their tranquil homes from any threat. Its surface holds a faint, perpetual sheen of oil.

This item is a perfect companion for a Monk of the Way of the Olive Grove, turning a humble quarterstaff into a weapon with surprising reach and potent strikes.

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(Winter Solstice Gifts, Day 4) Auril's Tear Weapon (dagger), Very Rare (requires attunement)

On the fourth day of the Winter Solstice, you get… a dagger! And Merry Christmas to all of you who are celebrating!

This dagger is crafted from a single shard of unmelted ice harvested from the glaciers of Icewind Dale. It draws inspiration from the myth that icicles are the perfect "unaliving" weapon, as they leave no evidence once they melt. Auril the Frostmaiden grants such weapons to a secretive order called the Rimeclaws, who operate in the shadows of the Spine of the World, eliminating threats in the frozen North without leaving any trace.

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Windswept Bow Weapon (any bow or crossbow), Uncommon (requires attunement)

This graceful weapon is crafted from supple green wood that seems to have grown in a single, endless curve. This weapon was gifted to the fletcher Liora by a passing group of sylphs, who traded it for a lock of her long, silver hair. Perfect for archers that want to bend air around their shots and shove enemies around the battlefield with a well-placed hit.

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(Winter Solstice Gifts, Day 5) Brittlebranch Staff, Weapon (quarterstaff), Uncommon (requires attunement)

On the fifth and final day of Winter Solstice, you get a staff! This is the last item in the series, and my last post of the year. Thank you to anyone that has been following and supporting my content in 2025, I'll see you in 2026 with more D&D homebrew content!

This slender staff is crafted from the blackened branch of a rare birch tree found only deep in the Lonelywood Forest, in the northern region of Faerûn. Shards of clear ice grow within the wood like frozen sap. Druids and clerics who follow either Silvanus or Auril often use them as walking sticks to navigate the challenging terrain of Icewind Dale, particularly in the Ten Towns area.

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The Patient Predator Weapon (any bow, crossbow, or firearm), Rare (requires attunement by a creature proficient in Survival)

Crafted from yew and dark steel by a reclusive order of hunters, this weapon is intricately carved with scenes of the hunt: wolves crouching in the brush, hawks circling in the distance, and hunters stalking large beasts. It is said to listen to your heartbeat, releasing only when it senses you are ready to fire it. ---

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Black Cleaver Weapon (any axe), Uncommon (with Rare and Very Rare variants)

Inspired by League of Legends' item with the same, this axe made of black glass and with crimson veins is shaped into a snarling wolf’s head that growls when drawn. The axe feels hungry in your grip, patiently waiting for that perfect moment to punish and weaken the defenses of your enemies. Bands in the frozen North forge these axes, swearing each one holds the spirit of a starving winter wolf. ---

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(Winter Solstice Gifts, Day 3) Northern Flare Weapon (any crossbow), Common (optional attunement)

On the third day of Winter Solstice, you get... a crossbow!

You won't find the Northern Flare on many adventurers' equipment lists. Instead, it is more commonly found at bustling winter market stalls, as it is more of a festival toy than an actual weapon, a trinket travelers buy as a souvenir of the North. During the long nights, celebrations are marked by its use, firing harmless bursts of colored light into the sky. ---

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