Offensive Shield

You have learned to use your shield for more than just deflecting damage. 

• In your hands a shield is both armor and a light bludgeoning melee weapon (1d4+STR). Shields with a numerical bonus gain that bonus to AC, attack, and damage. 
• Screen. As a bonus action you can stick your shield in the face of an enemy within 5 feet of you to gain an advantage on the subsequent attack roll against him.
• Calculated Strike. As an action, you use your shield in both hands to strike an unarmored part of an enemy within 5 feet of you to impose a disadvantage on that enemy for one round. Attack roll vs AC to hit. If you attack an enemy in this manner you forego the AC bonus provided by your shield for that turn and the damage associated with your attack.
  1. Legs/Wings. Movement is halved. On a critical hit the enemy is also knocked prone.
  2. Arms. Disadvantage on Strength and Dexterity checks. On a critical hit enemy drops the weapon in that hand or is unable to use it for one turn due to the numbing effect of the hit.
  3. Body. Disadvantage on Constitution and Charisma checks. On a critical hit enemy is unable to speak or use breath attacks as it has the wind completely knocked out of it.
  4. Head. Disadvantage on Intelligence and Wisdom checks. On a critical hit enemy is rendered dazed and skips his turn.