I remember in at least one previous Edition, weapons with the Thrown property that had at least a +1 enchantment returned to the wielders hand at the end of their turn.
Does such a rule exist in 5E? I can't seem to find anything one way or the other.
I remember in at least one previous Edition, weapons with the Thrown property that had at least a +1 enchantment returned to the wielders hand at the end of their turn.
Does such a rule exist in 5E? I can't seem to find anything one way or the other.
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ModeratorNo they don't unless it is said in the description. See Dwarven thrower.
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Artificer can make a Returning Weapon...
Corpulent.
Superannuated.
Hyperquadragesimal
Hirsute.
Polyamorous.
Sapiosexual.
Liberterian.
Paterfamilias.
Technologist.
Theologian.
Aesthetician.
Eclecticist.
Poetaster.
Anonymuncule.
Witzelsucht.
Wisenheimer.
Franion.
Latitudinarian.
Voluble.
Jocose.
Seriocomical.
(...in no particular order)
returning was a specific ability you had to have on your weapon in previous editions. The only way to do it in core is if you play an eldritch knight.
That or get a Dwarven thrower.
And boomerang if you miss.
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Dwarven Throwers only work if you're a dwarf.