Dogslicer

Adapted fromDogslicer - PathfinderWiki

A dogslicer is an often curved, primitive bladed weapon used primarily by goblins. It is generally a short, single piece of crude iron or steel which is sharpened on one side with a crude handle attached. Holes are often punched into the metal in order to make it easier for the relatively weak goblins to wield. Because of the weapon's poor construction, dogslicers have a habit of breaking on their users at the most inopportune moments. Masterwork dogslicers are made of sturdier pieces of metal, and are less likely to break. A dogslicer gets its name from the fact that most goblins have an irrational hatred of canines, and like nothing better than to cut them into little pieces. Since goblins are the intended users, almost all dogslicers are made to be wielded by goblin-sized creatures.

Item type

Weapon, Melee

Subtype / Model

Sword

Related Technologies

• Goblin Weapons
• Martial Weapons

Base Price

1 sp

Dogslicer

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Name

Dogslicer

Price

1 sp

Damage

1d6 S

Hands

1

Group

sword

Weapon_traits

Agile, Backstabber, Finesse, Goblin

Range

close

Description

This short, curved, and crude makeshift blade often has holes drilled into it to reduce its weight. It’s a favored weapon of goblins.

Hardness	7
HP	28
BT	14

Critical_specialization_effects

The target is made off-balance by your attack, becoming flat-footed until the start of your next turn.

Tags

Pathfinder 2e, Sword, Agile, Backstabber, Finesse, Goblin, Martial Weapon, Uncommon, Item 0