Venomstrike Blowgun

Lore: The Venomstrike Blowgun is a weapon crafted by a secretive tribe of halfling hunters who reside in the dense jungles of the southern continent. The blowgun is made from a rare wood that can only be found deep within the jungle and is infused with powerful natural magic that enhances the darts fired from the blowgun. The darts themselves are coated with a deadly poison extracted from the fangs of a rare and elusive jungle snake.

Stats: The Venomstrike Blowgun is a ranged weapon with the following stats:

• Rarity: Rare
• Level: Tier 1
• Type: Ranged Weapon
• Properties: Ammunition, Loading, Poison
• Weight: 1 lb.
• Tags: Silent, Accurate, Deadly, Halfling, Jungle, Rare Wood, Elusive Snake, Southern Continent, Piercing, Expensive
• Cost: 3,000 gold pieces

Special Abilities:

• The Venomstrike Blowgun has the following special abilities:
• Ammunition: The Venomstrike Blowgun requires specially crafted wooden darts as ammunition.
• Loading: The Venomstrike Blowgun requires an action to load, and can only fire one dart per turn.
• Poison: The darts fired by the Venomstrike Blowgun are coated with a deadly poison that deals additional poison damage in addition to piercing damage.

How to Use: To use the Venomstrike Blowgun, the wielder must load a wooden dart into the blowgun and then use an action to fire it. The Venomstrike Blowgun’s wooden construction and natural magic make it incredibly silent, allowing the wielder to take down their targets with deadly accuracy without alerting nearby enemies. The Poison property of the blowgun adds an extra layer of damage to each dart fired, allowing the wielder to deal both piercing and poison damage to their targets. The Venomstrike Blowgun is a rare and expensive weapon, making it more difficult to acquire than some of the more common weapons, but its unique ability to deal poison damage makes it a valuable addition to any character’s arsenal.

Considering the Venomstrike Blowgun’s rarity, cost, and association with a secretive halfling tribe, here are the most likely places it might be found in Saṃsāra:

• Hidden Halfling Enclaves:
  • Where: Deep within the jungles of the southern continent, accessible only to those who know the secret paths and have earned the trust of the halfling tribe. These enclaves are often shrouded in illusions or hidden behind natural barriers, making them difficult to find.
  • How: Transactions are likely based on barter and favors, rather than simple coin. The halflings may value rare herbs, specific types of pelts, or assistance with protecting their territory more than gold. Building a relationship with the tribe is essential to even have a chance to acquire the blowgun.
  • Cost: The cost is not easily measured in gold. It might involve completing a dangerous task for the tribe, providing a rare service, or offering an item of significant cultural or spiritual value to the halflings.
• Exclusive Collectors’ Guilds:
  • Where: Located in the wealthiest districts of major cities or hidden within opulent estates. These guilds cater to the whims of the ultra-rich, dealing in rare artifacts, unique weapons, and other luxury items.
  • How: Transactions are likely conducted through discreet auctions, private deals brokered by intermediaries, or even duels of prestige and influence. Gold is certainly a factor, but social standing and connections play a significant role.
  • Cost: 10,000 to 50,000 gold pieces. The blowgun’s rarity and association with a secretive tribe would inflate the price significantly. Collectors might engage in bidding wars or trade priceless artifacts to acquire such a unique weapon.
• Black Market Auction Houses:
  • Where: Hidden in the shadows of major cities, operating outside the law and catering to those seeking forbidden or dangerous items. Access is often restricted to those with the right connections and a willingness to take risks.
  • How: Transactions are typically conducted through anonymous auctions, with bidders using coded signals or pseudonyms to maintain secrecy. Payment is often in gold or other valuables, but favors, information, or even threats could be used as leverage.
  • Cost: 6,000 to 15,000 gold pieces. The price would be lower than in legitimate markets due to the risks involved, but buyers risk encountering fakes or attracting unwanted attention from authorities or rival bidders.
• Wandering Mystics and Shamans:
  • Where: These solitary individuals travel the world, seeking knowledge and collecting rare artifacts. They might appear unexpectedly in towns and villages, offering their services or trading their wares.
  • How: Transactions with these mystics are often unpredictable. They might demand a specific item in exchange, offer a riddle to solve, or require a service that tests the buyer’s character or skills. Gold might be a secondary consideration.
  • Cost: The cost is highly variable and depends on the mystic’s whims. It could involve a quest for a rare herb, a test of spiritual purity, or a promise to use the blowgun for a specific purpose.
• Additional Considerations:
  • Reputation: A buyer’s reputation as a skilled hunter, a powerful mage, or a ruthless mercenary could influence the price and the willingness of sellers to part with the Venomstrike Blowgun.
  • Connections: Having connections within the halfling tribe, the collectors’ guilds, or the criminal underworld could provide access to the blowgun and potentially lower its cost.
  • Luck: Stumbling upon the blowgun by chance, perhaps as a reward for a hidden quest or a forgotten treasure, is also a possibility, though a rare one.
  • Danger: Acquiring the Venomstrike Blowgun might involve significant risks, from navigating treacherous jungle terrain to dealing with ruthless criminals or powerful magic users.

Defensive Use:

• Jungle Skirmish: A halfling scout, separated from their patrol in the dense undergrowth, hears the guttural growls of a hunting pack of gnolls closing in.  They quickly take cover behind a massive strangler fig tree, its thick roots providing a meager defense.  With practiced ease, the scout loads a poisoned dart into their Venomstrike Blowgun and takes aim through the foliage.  As the lead gnoll charges into view, the scout exhales, sending the silent dart flying. The gnoll yelps in surprise and pain as the dart finds its mark, the poison coursing through its veins.  The scout uses the distraction to melt back into the jungle, leaving the gnolls to contend with their poisoned comrade.
• Caravan Ambush:  A merchant caravan, traversing a narrow mountain pass, is suddenly attacked by bandits.  Arrows rain down from the cliffs above, and the merchants scramble for cover.  One of the merchants, a halfling trained in the arts of stealth and survival, pulls out their Venomstrike Blowgun.  Taking careful aim from beneath a covered wagon, they target the bandit leader, who is directing the attack from a rocky outcrop.  The silent dart strikes the leader in the neck, delivering a potent dose of poison.  The leader collapses, throwing the bandits into disarray, and giving the caravan guards a chance to counterattack.
• Temple Defense:  A group of monks, guarding a sacred temple hidden deep within a forest, find themselves under attack by a band of marauders seeking to plunder its treasures.  As the marauders attempt to breach the temple gates, one of the monks, a master of both martial arts and herbalism, steps forward with their Venomstrike Blowgun.  With a series of swift, precise movements, they fire a volley of poisoned darts, incapacitating several of the attackers.  The remaining marauders, demoralized and wary of the monks’ silent weapon, retreat into the darkness.

Offensive Use:

• Tribal Retaliation:  A halfling warrior, seeking revenge for a raid on their village, infiltrates the enemy camp under the cover of darkness.  Armed with their Venomstrike Blowgun and a heart full of vengeance, they silently eliminate the guards one by one, their poisoned darts leaving no trace but a whisper of death.  The warrior then slips into the leader’s tent, delivering a final, fatal blow before disappearing back into the night, leaving behind a trail of silent retribution.
• Espionage Mission:  A halfling spy, tasked with infiltrating a heavily guarded fortress, uses their Venomstrike Blowgun to disable key personnel without raising the alarm.  They move through the shadows, their blowgun a silent instrument of disruption.  A well-placed dart here, a silent takedown there, and soon the fortress’s defenses are weakened, allowing the spy to complete their mission and escape undetected.
• Hunting Expedition:  A group of halfling hunters, venturing deep into the jungle in search of a rare and dangerous creature, rely on their Venomstrike Blowguns to bring down their prey.  They track the creature for days, their senses honed by years of experience.  When they finally corner the beast, they unleash a volley of poisoned darts, weakening it and slowing its movements.  The hunters then move in for the kill, their combined skills and the potent venom of their blowguns ensuring a swift and decisive victory.

Roleplay Considerations:

• Character Background: A character’s upbringing, training, and motivations will influence how they use the Venomstrike Blowgun. A halfling raised in a secretive jungle tribe might favor a stealthy approach, using the blowgun to protect their territory or hunt dangerous prey.  A city-dwelling spy might use it for covert operations, eliminating targets discreetly without leaving a trace.
• Environment: The surroundings play a crucial role in how the Venomstrike Blowgun is utilized. In dense forests or urban environments, its silence and accuracy make it ideal for ambushes and covert operations.  In open terrain, it might be less effective, requiring the user to find cover or rely on distractions.
• Target: The type of creature or foe being faced will also influence the use of the blowgun. Against heavily armored opponents, the poison might be less effective, requiring the user to aim for weak points or combine their attacks with other weapons.  Against agile or numerous foes, the blowgun’s accuracy and rapid-fire capability become crucial.
• Ethics and Morality: The use of poison can be a controversial tactic, with some characters viewing it as dishonorable or underhanded. Others might see it as a necessary tool for survival or a way to gain an advantage against powerful foes.  A character’s moral compass will guide their decisions on when and how to use the Venomstrike Blowgun.

Perception of Activation:

• User’s Perspective:
  • A tingling sensation throughout the body, particularly in the extremities.
  • Heightened awareness of surroundings.
  • Increased heart rate and respiration.
  • Feelings of excitement, anticipation, or anxiety.
  • Extra-sensory perceptions:
    • A sense of being watched or followed.
    • A feeling of energy or pressure in the environment.
    • Auditory hallucinations, such as hearing whispers or voices.
• Observer’s Perspective of the user:
  • Dilated pupils.
  • Flushed skin.
  • Rapid eye movements.
  • Tense posture.
  • Increased fidgeting or pacing.
• Positives:
  • Increased alertness and focus.
  • Enhanced physical performance.
  • Improved ability to handle stress.
  • Greater creativity and problem-solving skills.
• Negatives:
  • Difficulty sleeping.
  • Irritability and mood swings.
  • Anxiety and paranoia.
  • Increased risk of accidents and injuries.

Crafting Recipe: Venomstrike Blowgun Replica — This recipe guides you through recreating a blowgun similar to the legendary Venomstrike, though replicating the exact properties of the original will depend on the rarity of materials and the crafter’s skill.

• Materials Needed:
  • Blowgun Body:
    • Rare jungle wood (specific type known only to the halfling tribe, potentially imbued with natural magic)
    • Fine-grit sandpaper or polishing stones
    • Natural sealant (tree sap, beeswax, etc.)
  • Venom:
    • Venom sacs from rare and elusive jungle snakes (exact species unknown, potentially possessing magical properties)
    • Mortar and pestle
    • Glass vials or containers for venom storage
    • Rare jungle herbs and reagents (specific components depend on the venom source, requiring extensive research or knowledge from the halfling tribe)
  • Darts:
    • Thin, sturdy reeds or sharpened bone fragments
    • Fletching feathers (preferably from birds native to the southern jungles)
    • Fine thread or sinew for binding
• Tools Required:
  • Saw or sharp cutting tool
  • Carving knife or small chisel set
  • Sandpaper or polishing stones
  • Mortar and pestle
  • Small cauldron or heating vessel
  • Stirring rod
  • Measuring spoons or scales
• Skill Requirements:
  • Herbalism/Alchemy: Advanced knowledge of poisonous plants and their properties, ability to identify and harvest safely, expertise in concocting potions and venoms.
  • Venomcraft: Mastery in extracting and handling venom, deep understanding of its effects and potential antidotes, possibly requiring specialized knowledge passed down through the halfling tribe.
  • Woodworking: Exceptional skill in carving and shaping wood, knowledge of rare wood types and their magical properties, potentially requiring techniques unique to the halfling tribe.
  • Fletchery: Skill in crafting arrows or darts, understanding of aerodynamics and flight, ability to work with delicate materials and infuse them with magic.
• Crafting Steps:
  • Acquire the Rare Wood:
    • This step may be the most challenging, requiring either a deep connection with the halfling tribe or a perilous expedition into the uncharted depths of the southern jungles.
    • The wood must be harvested with respect and care, following any rituals or traditions associated with its use.
  • Prepare the Blowgun Body:
    • Carefully cut and shape the rare wood into a smooth, hollow tube, ensuring a consistent diameter throughout.
    • Use fine-grit sandpaper or polishing stones to achieve a flawless finish, enhancing the wood’s natural beauty and magical properties.
    • Apply a natural sealant to protect the wood and preserve its integrity.
  • Extract and Enhance the Venom:
    • Hunt or acquire the rare and elusive jungle snakes, exercising caution and respect for their deadly nature.
    • Carefully extract the venom, taking precautions to avoid being poisoned and preserving its magical properties.
    • In a mortar and pestle, combine the venom with rare jungle herbs and reagents, following specific recipes or techniques learned from extensive research or the halfling tribe.
    • Heat the mixture in a small cauldron, stirring constantly and infusing it with magical energy through incantations or rituals.
  • Craft the Darts:
    • Select the finest reeds or bone fragments for the dart shafts, ensuring they are straight and sturdy.
    • Attach fletching feathers with precision, using fine thread or sinew, and potentially enhancing their aerodynamic properties with magic.
    • Sharpen the tips of the darts to a needle-like point, ensuring they can pierce flesh and deliver the venom effectively.
  • Apply the Venom:
    • Carefully coat the tips of the darts with the prepared venom, taking care not to get any on your skin.
    • Allow the venom to dry completely, potentially using magical means to accelerate the process and enhance its potency.
  • Test and Refine:
    • Test the blowgun and darts on a suitable target, observing the venom’s effects and making adjustments to the recipe as needed.
    • Refine the crafting process through practice and experimentation, striving to create a blowgun that is as silent, accurate, and deadly as the legendary Venomstrike.
• Important Notes:
  • Replicating the exact properties of the Venomstrike Blowgun may be impossible without the specific knowledge and resources of the halfling tribe.
  • Handling rare and potent venoms is extremely dangerous. Take all necessary precautions and seek expert guidance if needed.
  • The use of poisonous weapons may be restricted or prohibited in certain areas. Be mindful of local laws and regulations.
  • The Venomstrike Blowgun is a deadly weapon. Use it responsibly and only in self-defense or for lawful purposes.

Song of the Silent Death

From tattered parchments found within a crumbling temple, translated through multiple languages and dialects

In the age of whispers, when the world was shrouded in mist and the jungles teemed with unseen dangers, there lived a tribe of small folk, hidden deep within the emerald embrace.  They were known as the Whisper Walkers, for they moved like shadows through the undergrowth, their footsteps silent as the falling leaves.

These Whisper Walkers were hunters, their skills honed by generations of tradition and a deep connection to the spirits of the jungle.  But their peaceful existence was threatened by a monstrous beast, a creature of shadow and rage that stalked the night, devouring any who crossed its path.

The elders of the tribe sought a way to protect their people, a weapon that could vanquish the beast without drawing its wrath.  They turned to their wisest shaman, a woman known as the Weaver of Dreams, for guidance.

The Weaver of Dreams entered a trance, her spirit journeying to the realm of spirits and visions.  There, she saw a tree, its bark shimmering with starlight, its roots entwined with the whispers of the wind.  The spirits told her to craft a weapon from this tree, a weapon that would sing a song of silence, delivering death without a sound.

The Whisper Walkers ventured into the deepest parts of the jungle, following the Weaver of Dreams’ visions.  They found the tree, its branches reaching towards the heavens, its leaves rustling with secrets.  With reverence and care, they took a branch and shaped it into a long, hollow tube.

They sought the venom of the most elusive snake, a creature of shadow and moonlight, its fangs imbued with the essence of the night.  They mixed this venom with rare herbs and whispered incantations, their voices blending with the rustling leaves and the chirping of insects.

The blowgun was complete, a weapon of silence and death, its song a whisper in the wind.  They called it the Silent Death, and it was entrusted to their bravest hunter, a young warrior named Elara.

Elara tracked the monstrous beast for days, her footsteps silent, her senses sharpened by the spirits of the jungle.  When she finally confronted the creature, it lunged at her with a roar that shook the trees.  But Elara was ready.  She raised the Silent Death, her breath steady, her aim true.

The dart flew through the air, a whisper of death in the night.  It struck the beast, its venom coursing through its veins, silencing its roar and stilling its rage.  The beast collapsed, its shadow fading into the darkness.

The Whisper Walkers rejoiced, their village safe once more.  Elara was hailed as a hero, her name whispered with reverence and gratitude.  The Silent Death became a symbol of their resilience, a reminder that even the smallest among them could overcome the greatest threats.

Moral of the Story: Even in the face of overwhelming darkness, the whispers of courage and the songs of silence can bring forth the light of hope and the strength to overcome.

Suggested conversions to other systems:

Call of Cthulhu (7th Edition)

Venomstrike Blowgun:

• Damage: 1D6 + poison (see below)
• Range: 100 feet
• Ammo: Blowgun darts (poisoned)
• Malfunction: 98-00
• Poison: On a hit, the target must make a CON roll vs. the poison’s POTENCY (determined by the Keeper, potentially very high due to the rare snake venom). Failure results in 1D4 damage and the poisoned condition. Each round, the poisoned victim takes 1D3 damage and must make another CON roll to resist. Success ends the effect.
• Game Mechanics:
  • Treat the poison as a separate attack after a successful hit with the blowgun.
  • Keeper discretion on the poison’s POTENCY and duration based on the narrative and the rarity of the venom.
  • Potential for long-term Sanity effects if the poison causes horrific physical changes or mental instability.

Blades in the Dark

Venomstrike Blowgun:

• Effect: 2 harm (piercing) + poison (see below)
• Range: Long
• Load: 1
• Tags: Silent, Subtle, Dangerous
• Poison: On a hit with the blowgun, inflict the poisoned condition. At the start of each of the target’s turns, they suffer 1 harm and must roll to resist the poison (GM sets position based on potency). Success removes the poisoned condition.
• Game Mechanics:
  • Use the blowgun’s effect level to determine success/failure in combat.
  • Poisoned condition can hinder actions or add complications to the target’s plans.
  • GM can adjust the poison’s severity and duration based on the fiction and the type of venom used.

Dungeons & Dragons (5th Edition)

Venomstrike Blowgun:

• Weapon (blowgun), rare
• Damage: 1d4 + 2 piercing
• Range: 100/400 ft.
• Weight: 1 lb.
• Properties: Ammunition (blowgun darts), loading, range, two-handed
• Poison: Hit: The target must make a DC 15 Constitution saving throw, taking 2d4 poison damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one. The target is also poisoned for 1 minute. The poisoned target takes 1d4 poison damage at the start of each of its turns. The target can repeat the saving throw at the end of each of its turns, ending the effect of all poison on itself on a success.  
• Game Mechanics:
  • Standard weapon attack rules apply.
  • Poison damage and the poisoned condition follow the rules outlined in the Dungeon Master’s Guide.
  • Consider adding additional magical properties (e.g., +1 to attack rolls) for higher rarity versions.

Knave

Venomstrike Blowgun:

• Damage: d6 + 1 (piercing) + poison (see below)
• Range: 40 (long)
• Load: 1
• Tags: Accurate, Deadly, Silent
• Poison: On a hit, roll d6. On a 4+, the target is poisoned. Each round, roll d6. On a 5+, the poisoned target takes 1d6 damage. On a 6+, the poison ends.
• Game Mechanics:
  • Use Knave’s standard combat rules for ranged attacks.
  • The poison’s simple d6 mechanic aligns with Knave’s minimalist design.
  • The GM can introduce additional effects or complications based on the specific type of poison.

Fate Core/Condensed

Venomstrike Blowgun:

• Aspect: Silent Sting of the Deep Jungle
• Skill: Shoot
• Stunt: Crippling Venom – When attacking with the blowgun, spend a Fate Point to inflict a poison that inflicts a severe consequence (or moderate consequence with a significant cost).
• Game Mechanics:
  • Use the blowgun with the Shoot skill in conflict.
  • The Aspect can be invoked or compelled for narrative effect (e.g., to gain a bonus when ambushing or to remain hidden after an attack due to the weapon’s silence).
  • The Crippling Venom stunt provides a mechanical benefit for inflicting a potent poison, with the consequence severity and cost determined by the GM based on the situation.

Numenera & Cypher System

Venomstrike Blowgun:

• Level: 2
• Damage: 3 points
• Range: Long
• Effect: The blowgun inflicts a debilitating poison. The target resists with Might. On a failure, they take 4 points of damage at the start of each of their turns and reduce their Speed by one step. They can spend an action to attempt to recover.
• Game Mechanics:
  • Use the standard Cypher System rules for ranged attacks.
  • The poison’s effect aligns with Numenera’s damage track and effort/recovery mechanics.
  • The GM can adjust the level of the blowgun and the poison’s severity based on the narrative and the character’s tier.

Pathfinder (2nd Edition)

Venomstrike Blowgun:

• Item Level: 4
• Price: 100 gp
• Usage: held in 1 hand
• Bulk: L
• Damage: 1d4 piercing
• Range: 100 feet
• Reload: 1
• Traits: ammunition, blowgun, finesse, ranged
• Poison: Injury; Save DC 17 Fortitude; Maximum Duration 6 rounds; Stage 1 2d4 poison damage, drained 1 (1 round); Stage 2 1d4 poison damage (1 round)
• Game Mechanics:
  • Standard Pathfinder 2e rules for ranged weapons apply.
  • The poison follows the injury poison rules, with the saving throw DC and damage aligned with the item’s level.
  • The drained condition reduces the target’s Strength, Dexterity, or Constitution score by 1.

Savage Worlds (Adventure Edition)

Venomstrike Blowgun:

• Range: 24″
• Damage: 1d6
• Rate of Fire: 1
• Shots: 1(2)
• Min Str: d4
• Weight: 1
• Cost: $500
• Notes: The blowgun inflicts a Vigor roll at -4. If failed, the target is poisoned. Each round, the poisoned target suffers 1d6 damage and must make another Vigor roll to resist. On a critical failure, the target also suffers a level of Fatigue.
• Game Mechanics:
  • Use Savage Worlds’ standard ranged combat rules.
  • The poison’s effect is resolved with a Vigor roll, with the penalty and damage reflecting the potency of the venom.
  • The critical failure effect adds an extra layer of danger to the poison.
  • Wild Cards and Extras can use their Bennies to resist the poison or shake off its effects.

Shadowrun (6th Edition)

Venomstrike Blowgun:

• Damage: 4P + poison
• Accuracy: 6
• AP: -2
• Ammo: Needles (10, with poison)
• Concealability: 1 (pocket)
• Availability: 14R
• Cost: ¥800
• Poison: On a successful hit, the target must make a Body + Willpower Test. Failure means they are poisoned. Each Combat Turn, the poisoned target takes 2S damage and must make another Body + Willpower Test to resist. On a second failure, the target is also Impaired (–2 penalty to all actions).
• Game Mechanics:
  • Use standard Shadowrun ranged combat rules.
  • The poison’s damage is based on Stun damage, reflecting its debilitating effects.
  • The Availability and Restricted status reflect the blowgun’s rarity and dangerous nature.
  • The Impaired condition adds an extra layer of debilitation to the poison.

Starfinder (First Edition)

Venomstrike Blowgun:

• Level: 2
• Price: 100 credits
• Damage: 1d4 P + poison
• Critical: —
• Range Increment: 100 ft.
• Capacity: 10 needles
• Bulk: L
• Special: Injection
• Poison: Injury DC 17; Onset 1 round; Frequency 1/round; Effect 1d6 Con damage plus staggered for 1 round; Cure 2 consecutive saves
• Game Mechanics:
  • Follow Starfinder’s rules for ranged weapons and poisons.
  • The Injection special property allows the blowgun to bypass some forms of damage reduction.
  • The poison’s statistics align with Starfinder’s condition track and saving throw mechanics.
  • The staggered condition adds an extra layer of debilitation to the poison.

Traveller (Mongoose 2nd Edition)

Venomstrike Blowgun:

• Damage: 1D + poison
• Range: Short
• Ammo: Needles (10, poisoned)
• TL: 4
• Weight: 0.5 kg
• Cost: Cr800
• Poison: On a hit, the target must make an END check. Failure results in 1D damage and the poisoned condition. Each round, the poisoned target takes 1D damage and must make another END check. If they fail a second END check, they are also staggered (cannot take actions that require movement). Success on an END check ends the effect.
• Game Mechanics:
  • Use Traveller’s standard ranged combat rules.
  • The poison’s damage is based on the target’s END characteristic.
  • The staggered condition adds an extra layer of debilitation to the poison.

Warhammer 40,000 (Current Edition)

Venomstrike Blowgun

• (for use with a custom character or faction)
• Range: 18″
• Type: Assault 1
• Strength: 2
• AP: -1
• Damage: 1
• Abilities:
• Silent
• Poisoned(2): When resolving an attack made with this weapon, the target suffers 2 additional points of damage.
• Game Mechanics:
  • Incorporate the blowgun into a custom character datasheet or faction rules.
  • The Silent ability allows for surprise attacks or stealthy use.
  • The Poisoned(2) ability reflects the blowgun’s potent venom.
  • The weapon’s profile can be adjusted to fit the specific needs of the game and the power level of the character or faction.