The Griffon's Saddlebag - Hotshot Bandolier
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Wondrous item, rare (requires attunement)
While wearing this magic bandolier, you can use your reaction when you roll initiative to make a single attack with a ranged weapon you're holding against a target within the weapon's normal range. You make the roll with disadvantage. If you're not already holding a ranged weapon, you can cause one to magically teleport to your open hand or hands as part of this reaction, provided the weapon is on your person.
The bandolier produces its own +1 firearm bullets, which can be loaded into a weapon as part of the bandolier's reaction when you roll initiative. These bullets are special, exploding immediately after the attack. Hit or miss, the target and each other creature within 5 feet of it must succeed on a DC 15 Dexterity saving throw or take 2d6 fire damage; the original target automatically fails this save if it was hit by the attack. If a special bullet that's removed from the bandolier isn't fired before the end of your next turn, it disappears in a small, crackling plume of smoke (like a firecracker). 1d4 missing special bullets reappear in the bandolier daily at dawn, up to maximum of 4.
Other types of magic bandoliers of this kind exist, such as ones that produce +1 bolts meant for crossbows, though ones that produce +1 firearm bullets are most common.
Seems to me, when facing down a whole crew of bandits, speed and distraction are your greatest allies. Draw steel fast and lay 'em low: I guarantee when those explosive tips hit 'em in the chest, they'll lose their nerve right quick.Of course, I'm always quicker.—Musings of Galvez, hellbound pistolero
Wondrous item, rare (requires attunement)
While wearing this magic bandolier, you can use your reaction when you roll initiative to make a single attack with a ranged weapon you're holding against a target within the weapon's normal range. You make the roll with disadvantage. If you're not already holding a ranged weapon, you can cause one to magically teleport to your open hand or hands as part of this reaction, provided the weapon is on your person.
The bandolier produces its own +1 firearm bullets, which can be loaded into a weapon as part of the bandolier's reaction when you roll initiative. These bullets are special, exploding immediately after the attack. Hit or miss, the target and each other creature within 5 feet of it must succeed on a DC 15 Dexterity saving throw or take 2d6 fire damage; the original target automatically fails this save if it was hit by the attack. If a special bullet that's removed from the bandolier isn't fired before the end of your next turn, it disappears in a small, crackling plume of smoke (like a firecracker). 1d4 missing special bullets reappear in the bandolier daily at dawn, up to maximum of 4.
Other types of magic bandoliers of this kind exist, such as ones that produce +1 bolts meant for crossbows, though ones that produce +1 firearm bullets are most common.
Seems to me, when facing down a whole crew of bandits, speed and distraction are your greatest allies. Draw steel fast and lay 'em low: I guarantee when those explosive tips hit 'em in the chest, they'll lose their nerve right quick.Of course, I'm always quicker.—Musings of Galvez, hellbound pistolero
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