The Badger Bolas of Burning is a Bolas consisting of a Length of Cord with fuse intertwined with 5 ends on each of the ends is a small leather Pouch containing 2oz of Oil or Tar that has a total weight is 1lb.
This weapon can be created using String and 10oz of Oil or Tar but it has to be crafted in advance before Combat.
Only one Bolas can be used during a turn even if the player has multiple actions.
This is a Finesse Ranged Weapon with a 15-60ft Range as it needs 15ft to fully open. STR/Dex Roll to Attack Enemy Creature or Object within Line Of Sight and Range target needs to make a saving throw with a DC Equal to the Attack Roll.
If they are a Small to Large Creature and fail they are grappled by the Bolas and it inflicts 1d4 Bludgeoning Damage and the pouches explode Covering the Target in Oil/Tar. If they are a Hugh or Gargantuan they can not be Grappled but will still take the 1d4 Bludgeoning Damage and they are covered in Oil/Tar.
If the attack is against an Object on a Failed Saving throw the Object is wrapped up in the Bolas and any moving parts are impeded by the Cord and the object is covered in Oil/Tar.
On a successful saving throw, the bolas miss the target and fly past up to the full 60ft and land on the floor and the Pouches Burst Covering a 20ft area in Oil Tar.
Hugh and Gargantuan Creatures cannot avoid the Bolas but will take no damage from them on a successful saving throw as the Pouches fail to burst.
On a Grappled Creatures next, turn, they can make a DC10 saving throw to break free of the Bolas if successful the Bolas is broken and falls to the floor at their feet and they are no longer grappled and they move away from the broken Bolas but the Oil/Tar is still covering them and they will create a trail of Oil/Tar behind them as they move up to 100ft.
One Action can be used before throwing to light the fuse but it must be lit with a flame if the fuse is not lit treat it as a normal Bolas the fuses will be lit the moment they come into contact with flame.
Fire Damage: upon ignition, the Oil/Tar will burn for 1 minute the fire instantly causes 7 fire damage to the creature/object and an area of 5ft around the Creature Bursts into flames causing 5 fire damage to any creature in the area that fails a DC13 saving throw and fails to dodge out of the way of the blast.
once ignited every failed save to break the bolas increases the Fire Damage per turn by 1 starting at 7 but the DC to break the Bolas decrease by 1 for every round that passes after 5 rounds or 30 seconds the cord burns through and the Creature is no longer Grappled. Oil/Tar on a Creature will burn for One Minute causing 7 Damage for every turn they do not extinguish the flames they can use an action to extinguish themselves.
If the Creature has escaped the grapple before ignition the Trail of Oil/Tar which they have created in moving will also ignite causing a 1ft wide 3ft high wall of flame for the length of the movement that will burn for 1 min igniting any flammable object it is in contact with this wall of fire will cause 5 fire damage to any creature it comes into contact with that fails a saving throw or ends its turn in the flames.
Water: if the Creature moves into water to extinguish the flames Tar will continue to Burn and not be washed off or extinguished if the creature is covered in burning Oil it will float on the surface and continue burning covering a surface area of 100ft square and burn for 18 seconds igniting any flammable object it is in contact with causing 5 Fire Damage to any creature that comes into contact with that fails the saving throw or ends its turn in the flames.
Proficiency with a Dagger allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.
This weapon has the following mastery property. To use this property, you must have a feature that lets you use it.
Nick. When you make the extra attack of the Light property, you can make it as part of the Attack action instead of as a Bonus Action. You can make this extra attack only once per turn.
Notes: Grappled, Finesse, Light, Thrown, Nick
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