The wrap assassin is a magical roll of wrapping paper that's sturdy enough to not only deal serious damage but also enough to not break on impact. Additionally, the wrap assassin has the ability to conjure a magical glass ornament that you can launch up to 20 ft. You can launch this ornament once per turn as a replacement to a normal attack during your attack action. The attack and damage roll does not change but the ornament can cause bleed damage. A creature that is struck by the ornament from this weapon will take 2d6 necrotic damage at the start of their turn until they've received healing or if they or another creature use their action to make a DC 15 Wisdom (medicine) check to stop the bleeding. Additionally, if a creature is effected by hemorrhaging again before the bleeding has stopped then the passive bleed damage increases by 1d6.

Creator Notes: Bleed Damage. Bleed damage, or Hemorrhaging damage, is a modified form of necrotic damage. A DM can decide if normal necrotic resistance, immunity, and vulnerability applies to this damage. However, the intended function of this damage is that no creature is able to be resistant or vulnerable to this damage but they can be immune. Creatures that would be immune to this damage are ones that cannot bleed at all such as golems, ghosts, or some forms of elementals and creatures that can bleed cannot reduce the damage of hemorrhaging, only stop it through meeting the medicine check DC or by receiving healing.

Proficiency with a Club allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.

Notes: Damage, Debuff, Combat, Light, Slow