These enchanted arrows were created by the Archmage Yon'Danta near the end of the Age of Arcanum to hunt the worst of the monsters the Betrayer Gods unleashed upon Exandria. They are entirely controlled by the mind of their wielder, and come in many forms. They all count as one item for the purposes of attunement.
As a bonus action, the user of these arrows may control and attack with arrows equal to half their intelligence modifier rounded down (min. 1). These arrows can attack any target within a 300 foot radius of the user and ignore cover.
Arrows of the Dawnfather: These arrows were forged during a summer solstice and drank of Pelor's flames. They are silvered and deal 3d4 piercing/radiant damage. Critical hits against creatures of the evil alignment with this weapon deal an additional 10d10 radiant damage.
Arrows of Orpheus: These arrows were sung from a tree that only grows in the Shadowfell. They deal 3d4 piercing/shadow damage and tether the target to their present location until the end of the user's next turn.
Arrows of the Moonweaver: These arrows were forged of adamantine and elementium and blessed by Sehanine to pierce the strongest defenses. This arrow deals 2d12 piercing damage, ignores magical resistances, and breaks through the Shield spell.
Arrows of Lifestealing: These arrows were made for the use of and with the assistance of the Claret Orders of Exandria. These arrows deal 1d12 piercing/necrotic damage, and heal the user or another target of their choice for twice the damage dealt. The transference of life can only be done three times per day.
Arrows of the Jotunn: These arrows were created for one task: felling giants. These arrows are made of iceflex, and deal 2d8 piercing/frost damage. When you attack a creature of the huge size category or larger that creature must make a DC17 constitution save at disadvantage. On a failed save this arrow deals an additional 6d10 piercing damage.
Notes: Damage: Piercing, Damage: Piercing, Damage: Piercing, Damage: Piercing, Wizard with an intelligence of 16 or higher
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