An Arrow of Slaying is generally a very visually interesting arrow that "looks" magical. An Arrow of Slaying is always very well crafted and is generally covered with various runes and engravings. Usually it is made of high quality metal rather than wood. If made of wood, it is crafted from a very hard and rare type of wood. The feathers are from rare types of flying monsters.
- +3 Arrow (+15 SC, +3 Dmg).
- Single use - Once a hit is scored, it loses its magic and dissolves. If the arrow misses its target, it can be retrieved and tried again.
- When a hit is scored, the arrow causes and additional 4d6 damage (over above the normal arrow damage).
- The arrow will automatically cause a grievous wound.
Critical Hit
- If the hit is a critical hit, the normal damage, plus the 4d6 damage, is doubled normally after applying Lack of Weakness.
- The roll on the grievous injury table can be increase by up to 10.
Grievous Hit
- If the hit is a grievous hit, the normal damage, plus the 4d6 damage, is doubled normally after applying Lack of Weakness.
- Roll three times on the grievous injury table and take the best result
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