Finality’s Auger

Exotic Equipment

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Superior Very Rare weapon (linear fusion rifle), requires attunement by a Risen

Damage: 2d4 solar
Scope: 15/120/340 (long)
Memory, Weight: 4/1, 11 lb.
Other Properties: Shot Capacity (3), Two-Handed, Unwieldy

Intrinsic: Acausal

Perpetual: This weapon is a conglomeration of disconnected will, crystalized into being through its collective. If this weapon should ever be damaged to the point of not being considered Finality’s Auger, a new Finality’s Auger creates itself somewhere, and this weapon ceases to be.

Slot 1: Ruinscribe’s Forge

Situational: As an action, you can spend 3 shots to place a Ruinscribe Turret in an unoccupied space within the extended range of this weapon. This Ruinscribe Turret is a Tiny device that hovers in the location it is placed. It lasts for 1 minute, until its health points are reduced to 0, or until you create a new Ruinscribe Turret, whichever happens first.

Sturdy Score: 5 times your proficiency bonus
AC: 10 + your proficiency bonus

For the duration, on initiative counts 20 and 10 (losing all ties), the Ruinscribe Turret fires a solar bolt at the closest hostile creature it can see within 60 feet of it, dealing 1d4 solar damage. It has a blindsight of 60 feet.

Universal Device Rules

Slot 2: Ruinscribe’s Beacon

Perpetual: This weapon’s damage die size, and the damage die size of its Ruinscribe Turret’s barrage, is increased by one for every Power level you are above 1st.  

Situational: As an item interaction, you can use this weapon’s beacon laser to mark a target within the extended range of this weapon (or maximum range if you’re Aiming). For the next minute, or until you mark a new creature, your Ruinscribe Turret will always choose to attack the marked target over any other creature, and it deals an additional 1d4 solar damage when it fires its bolt. Also during this time, your Ruinscribe Turret will not attack any other creature, even if it can’t see the marked creature.