Weapon

Haunted Annabelle

Created by Alistair Redmont

This cursed Thompson submachine gun earned its sinister name through countless tales of supernatural vengeance. Chambered in .45 ACP, it fires rounds imbued with dark magic that unerringly track any living creature, regardless of their race or species. Each bullet detonates with devastating force upon impact, leaving behind scorched earth and the acrid smell of brimstone. The weapon seems to possess a malevolent intelligence, as if guided by the vengeful spirit bound within its metal frame. Those who wield it report hearing whispers and feeling an overwhelming compulsion to hunt their enemies relentlessly. The gun never jams and ammunition mysteriously replenishes in the magazine, though some say this comes at a terrible cost to the wielder's soul. Legend claims that Annabelle was the name of a woman whose spirit was trapped within the weapon, cursed to hunt eternally.

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This view-only profile includes a creator-written description; 8 labeled detail fields; 1 artwork image supplied by the creator.

Creation type: Weapon
Shared by: Alistair Redmont
Connected worlds: 0
Detail fields: 8
Profile sections: 0
Artwork images: 1

Details

Type: firearm
Rarity: legendary
Damage: 4d6
Damage type: Explosive
Range: 300
Properties: special, explosive, necrotic, never ending rounds
Weight: 10
Price: 5000

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