Marelune Trident in Pathfinder 1e

Homebrew

Marelune Trident

Damage (S)	Damage (M)	Type	Critical	Range
1d6	1d8	(P) Exotic Weapon / Thrown	x2	10ft

Special: Water Attuned, Brace

Cost: 15gp

Weight: 6lbs

Description

The Tidespear is the traditional weapon of the Marelune. To outsiders it appears as a beautifully balanced trident; to the Marelune, it is the embodiment of water’s threefold nature. Crafted from sea-soaked driftwood, hardened by moonlight and tide, the shaft is smooth and ridged like the worn stones of the coast. Every Tidespear bears a faint scent of salt that never fully fades, no matter how far it travels inland.

Special

Water Attuned

When used underwater, a Tidespear does not take the usual –2 penalty for slashing/piercing weapons. It functions normally underwater.

Brace

If you use a readied action to set a brace weapon against a charge, you deal double damage on a successful hit against a charging creature.

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