A magic item for use in Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition tabletop role-playing game. This is a homebrew magic item created by Cloaks and Capes.

Angel of the East

Weapon (revolver), legendary (requires attunement)

“A revolver made of white gold with an ivory plate on the handle shaped like a wing. It has ringed patterns of gold that glow all along the firearm. When in battle, a golden bracelet appears around the wrist of the one who wields it.”

When you make an attack with this weapon you can choose to deal Piercing or Radiant damage.

You can use your Action to cast the Aura of Life spell. Once used you cannot cast it again until the next dawn.

Restorative Shot. When you take the attack action with this weapon, you can expend a Hit Dice to replace one of your attacks with a shot that restores Hit Points to a target creature. The target regains Hit Points equal to this weapon's damage plus the result of your Hit Dice and Constitution modifier. You do not need to make an attack roll for this property.

Heaven and Hell. If you wield both this magic weapon and its twin Demon of the West, they require only one attunement slot between them. In addition, whenever you take the Attack action, you can use your Bonus Action to make an extra attack against a creature you have not attacked this round.

Mastercraft Weapon. Add an additional half of your Proficiency Bonus (rounded down) to attack and damage rolls made with this magic weapon.

School: Evovation

Type: Combat (Offensive)

Range: Mid-long

A somewhat uncommon spell, having its origins in the American southwest in the 1800s.

The basis of the spell was to replace the bullet with a concentrated bolt of magic energy. This could be done one of two ways. The first and most common is focusing ones energy into an empty shell casing, usually with runes etched on to increase the integrity of the casing, allowing for less replacing of the rounds. The second and much more uncommon, was using crystal rounds. These were harder to come by because they had to be fashioned individually because most firearms when they spell was first being seen were not mass produced in the way there today.

While extremely powerful and diverse, it had one major drawback that, in time, caused a great decrease in its use and that was its heightest capability came from firearms that did not eject the round casing. It had it's most usefulness in revolver and revolver type weapons. Though there are few who do still practice such magic, it is no longer a necessary requirement for military personnel as it is very difficult to master and either very expensive or high draining on the body.

She looked at the man who had her mother killed, his had clasped against his stomach, covering a bullet wound as he lay slouched against the wall, still alive, barely.

"So, you've killed your way through here, you kill me and too and then what?" He chuckles what little he can while he still has the breath, "You think that'll just, make it okay, and you'll move on and finish what she started?" He said, looking her right in the eye, smiling in the face of death, fearing not the things he had done that had led to this moment.

So I finally finished this fanart for @somniumoflight‘s awesome Artemis Fowl/Undertale fic “Magicae est Potestas”. I love the story and the crossover idea is great! Undyne and Juliet are definitely the coolest duo, but there are so many possible character combinations! Like Sans and Butler fighting together (most dangerous team) or Butler and Papyrus (just because I think that Papyrus would be taller then Butler xD). So yeah I’ll probably draw more. 

That’s right, more barrel death.

First I made fire damage, your traditional damage over time debuff.

Oh also first view of bows.

Second I made electric damage do a slight hitstun effect.

It looks better in game, the gif lowers the frame rate, but I feel like this gets the idea across well enough.

And last (and probably the most chaaaallenging) I made ice damage apply a slow

Ice damage builds up per shot, each shot slowing the target more and tinting it blue. The debuff fades over time.