Coarse Clot

Blood shed for bloodshed.

A smooth crimson orb, split through with thin, dark, branching streaks. In the center a small probiscus can barely be seen, as well as a small indent in a ring around the outside

When the Coarse Clot is used, it burrows into their arm, causing an immense pain (1d6 necrotic damage to the user) for a second. After this is over, make a constitution saving throw (DC 15), or else convulse rapidly, and uncontrollably, shooting blood out of your arm wherever the DM chooses. If you succeed, cover a 10ft x 10ft area in a thick, congealed blood that turns into spikes when walked over, dealing 2d6 piercing damage to a creature who starts their turn here, or moves into it. Add an additional d6 per square moved inside of the blood. Using it also ends the bleeding status effect.

Normally found in stirge nests, but also found and sold by perhaps brave, or foolish souls.

Mechanics & Inner Workings

Snapping off the end of the amber reveals a sharp probiscos. Once it is revealed, it hungers for blood, latching onto the user’s arm. The user is injected with a venom that makes their blood clot, and as there is nowhere for the absorbed blood to go, it bursts out the back of the Amber, causing it to go flying all over the room.

Significance

Combat

Rarity

Uncommon

Weight

1/12lbs

Dimensions

Very small Item

Base Price

20 suna ~ 60 gold

Raw materials & Components

Blood, dead stirge probiscus, a stirge colony, bravery/foolishness