Ancient dragonlances
The Inquisition seems to have found hammer, yet the location of the silver arm and dragons peak (this peak referred to by a soothsayer in Tarsis) remain a mystery
- +1 Lance (Footman Lance), +2d6 piercing damage against dragons. The damage versus all dragons can be reduced to 1d6, in exchange for +3d6 damage against one particular colour of dragon
- With sufficient magical energy, the lance’s bonus piercing damage against dragons can instead be made into any other damage type
- Can Use bonus action to attempt to blind a creature or lure it in (DC 15 WIS)
- After a melee attack another playing can use their reaction to make a melee attack against the creature hit with the lance
- The Lance seems to help keep evil or dark energy away
Plot points/Scenes
Finding the Quote and broken spear
Inside the top King Duncans floating Tomb. From this flagstone courtyard, the heroes can see from this overlook, ruins lie to the east. In the distance to the west is another exit from the valley. South are the nests of giant vultures in the caves. To the north, The snow shrouded peaks of the Kharolis Mountains. The cap of the large ruby tower bears a sharp spike. In the center of the courtyard beside a hole lies a 16-foot flagpole with a broken lance tip. An inscription in Dwarven runes on the external wall reads:
Lances did great Huma seek
To forge upon the dragon’s peak
With silver arm and silver pool
And Hammer would he forge wyrm’s doom
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