Arm of the Forge

The Arm of the Forge is a piece of armor only the most skilled and revered blacksmiths and artificers can earn the right of wielding. Those who wear this Arm are often absent from their workshops, as the features provided by the arm alone can render even the most well equipped forges obsolete. Mining, smelting, forging, all of it can be done in the palm of your hands. However, the weight of this armor is so great, it would take years for one to build up the arm strength to merely lift a finger while wearing the Arm. Therefore, if one were to find a wielder of an Arm of the Forge, then chances are that person is not someone to be trifled with.

Insulating Plate. Wearers of this Arm gain resistance to fire and cold damage.

Auger Fist. Unarmed strikes from the wearer deal an additional +5 bludgeoning damage.

Smelting/Cooling Palm. You may choose to heat up or cool down any object that is held within the palm of the Arm. When a creature is grappled by the wearer while the palm is in smelting mode, it takes 2d8 fire damage at the start of their turn. When a creature is grappled by the wearer while the palm is in cooling mode, it takes 2d8 cold damage at the start of their turn. The palm of the arm takes 1 minute to fully heat up or cool down.

Molten Surprise. If an object that was heated by the Arm is thrown at a creature, it deals an additional 1d6 fire damage.

One Man Forge. Up to 3 times per day, you may create any simple or martial melee weapons as long as you can find enough raw material. It takes 5 pounds of raw material (Iron, Copper, Gold, etc...) to make a simple weapon and 10 pounds of raw material to make a martial melee weapon.

 

 

 

 

This armor consists of a coat and leggings (and perhaps a separate skirt) of leather covered with overlapping pieces of metal, much like the scales of a fish. The suit includes gauntlets.

Notes: Bonus: Armor Class, Resistance: Fire, Resistance: Cold, Damage: Unarmed Attacks, Damage, Buff, Combat, Handwear, Stealth Disadvantage