The Widowmaker is a beautifully crafted long rifle, shimmering with a dark metallic finish that seems to absorb the ambient light around it. Its barrel is intricately engraved with jagged runes that depict scenes of deceit and betrayal, evoking the deadly precision that the weapon embodies. When wielding The Widowmaker, you gain a +10 bonus on attack rolls, almost ensuring that shots will find their mark. The rifle deals a devastating 2d10 piercing damage with each successful hit. In addition, this cursed firearm grants the wielder the ability to deal critical damage on a roll of 18 or higher, amplifying its lethality. When you make an attack with The Widowmaker and have not moved on your previous turn, you have advantage on your attack roll, allowing for an even higher chance of striking your target with deadly accuracy. Furthermore, critical hits with this rifle inflict the Stunned condition on your opponents, leaving them vulnerable and disoriented for your next move. The rifle has an impressive range of 60 feet for normal attacks and can be used effectively up to 300 feet, making it a formidable weapon for those who prefer to strike from the shadows and maintain a safe distance from danger. The Widowmaker is not just a weapon; it is a masterclass in the art of assassination, promising to carry out the designs of its user with chilling efficiency and aesthetic allure.

Magitech firearms (martial ranged weapons) use a small arcanomagnetic engine to propel their ferrous projectiles at incredible velocities. Though their means of propulsion is magical, the damage they deal remains nonmagical. Such firearms are always loud and tend to have poor accuracy over long ranges, although the recently-introduced rifling found in revolvers and rifles increases their effective range.

Extra Reloads. More expensive models of magitech firearms have a self-reloading mechanism that harnesses the arcanomagnetic engine to re-cock the weapon. If you wish, you can increase the magazine capacity of a magitech firearm up to a maximum of 6, ensuring that the price increases proportionally. For example, a pistol typically costs 200 gp and has reload (2). If you increased this to reload (6), you would multiply the price by 3 for a new cost of 600 gp.

Notes: Damage: Piercing, Stunned, Fighter, Ammunition, Two-Handed, Reload, Loud