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10 paź 2023 · Arrows are a type of ammunition used by bow weapons and through Melody Strike, Slinging Arrow and Arrow Vulcan, which use a whip or instrument. To equip ammunition, you must double-click the arrow to want to equip.
Whilst DnD 5e has a load of different weapon types and magical items to boot, there's little variety in ways of arrows. Herein I attempt to create arrow types and price them for your convenience as a DM retailer :)
To determine the price of spell levels, I came up with a base cost of 30 gp - this would be the cost of a spell scroll for a cantrip (plus some rarity tax and attunement tax, but see Part 1 for information on that). That base cost is then multiplied by the sum of each spell level + 1.
29 wrz 2006 · Going simply by the rules for item creation in the DMG, using minor creation (a level 4 spell) as a base, creating a quiver that had an infinite number of arrows - i.e. going for the effect of "one each time you draw one" or a quiver that never ran out of arrows - would be priced somewhere in the neighborhood of 56,000g. (2000 x spell level 4 x ...
-Fire Arrows that deal 2d4 fire damage in a five foot radius on a failed DC 12 Dex save -Ice Arrows that deals 2d4 to the target and each creature in a five foot radius make a DC 12 Dex save or fall prone
Magic Arrows for Bow Users. A gifted magical practitioner can produce 25 GP worth of magic arrows in a full work day. The prices for these arrows are for paying a skilled artisan to produce them; crafting them as a player allows for producing them at 75% cost, assuming access to necessary materials and spell effects.
As the DM, you determine the value of an individual magic item based on its rarity. Suggested values are provided in the Magic Item Rarity table. The value of a consumable item, such as a potion or scroll, is typically half the value of a permanent item of the same rarity. So, let's unpack that:
