Dredgen Yor was the greatest bogeyman of the early City Age, an impossibly dreadful villain of unmitigated cruelty. Yet some would follow his path, and craft vile weapons like this, in the image of his own.
Fine Legendary weapon (hand cannon), requires attunement by a Risen
Damage: 1d8 kinetic
Scope: 10/40/60 (close)
Memory, Weight: 6/1, 6 lb.
Other Properties: Finesse, Main-Handed, Shot Capacity (6)
A dark, jagged hand cannon cursed by Hive sickness. Hive magics have transformed its frame into a tortured shadow of a human weapon, its edges grown sharp and its lines twisted. An unholy green glow shows forth through openings in its casing.
Intrinsic: Weapon of Sorrow
Perpetual: Add your Power level to the damage rolls of this weapon.
Situational: If you reduce a Risen creature to 0 hit points with damage from this weapon, it immediately accumulates two failed RTL saving throws.
Slot 1: Mark of the Devourer
Situational: If you hit a creature with a shot from this weapon, that creature takes Darkness damage equal to your 1 + your Power level at the start of each of its turns for the next minute.
The creature can make a Power saving throw—or a Constitution saving throw at disadvantage, if they are not Risen—at the end of each of its turns, ending this effect early on itself a success. Creatures who succeed on their saving throw, or for whom the effect ends, become immune to the effect of this perk for 24 hours.
Slot 2: Soul Devourer
Situational: Whenever you kill a creature with a shot from this weapon, you gain one Remnant, up to a max of your Power level. You lose all Remnants upon completing at least a short rest.
Slot 3: Refined Soul
Situational: When you take a shot with this weapon, you may spend a Remnant to grant yourself a +3 to the attack roll. Also, when you hit a creature with a shot from this weapon, you may spend a Remnant to double the Darkness damage dealt by Mark of the Devourer for that creature until the effect ends.