Dizzy's Statted Inventions

Dizzy is an eccentric inventor of both mechanical and magical wonders who is a part of the Central Capital chapter of the Copper Fangs. She has earned herself the esteemed position of being the most trusted engineer among the lot of them and as a result is the go-to for the special agents doing more dangerous work. These are items of hers that have actual stat blocks.

• The Hornet: A forearm mounted ranged weapon. The Hornet is painted in black-and-yellow caution stripes, made from re-claimed lightweight steel panels bent in to shape. While rather rough-looking when folded out in firing mode, it folds in against the forearm from elbow to wrist smoothly and with a much more polished appearance. The magazine also serves as the sight, and only the very tip of the bolt can be seen before firing, the rest enclosed with the line fed arrow coater nozzles that draw from locked-in vials on either side of the device.
• Stubborn Nightmare: A unique blade forged in white metal with an artistic flare. The quillon and quillon block of this blade are styled as a laying unicorn resting its head over its shoulder. Its horn makes the unique blade of the rapier. The grip and pommel are less fancy and the black leather sheath hides the quillon parts entirely. When a particular command is spoken by a wielder with an infernal lineage the blade begins to absorb light instead of reflecting it, turning it a black dark enough to seem like a void. The eyes of the unicorn are open with a fiery glow.

Upgraded Items

Dizzy didn't invent these items, but she did upgrade them for the party.

• The Tinkerpalm: Once in a more unfinished looking state, Dizzy has taken the Tinkerpalm and sorted out the wires, as well as adding a small arcane battery. While these are still exposed to allow for flexibility until she can come up with a better solution she has stripped and re-coated a few, re-soldered bits and pieces, and has overall increased the efficiency of the weapon. She has softened and worked the leather of the glove, making it as deft as it is strong.