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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 8639337" data-attributes="member: 57383">Yeah, I wasn't sure of it myself, hence it being in red.Updating the <a href="https://enworld.org/index.php?posts/8363207" target="_blank">The Keeper of the Key Working Draft</a>.Plus the Keeper's so skilled in its use it wields it as a "special monk weapon" (although it's an exotic weapon for a normal combatant).How's this:Chimes: The Keeper of the Keys wields a huge set of crystal wind chimes made up of twenty crystal spikes hanging from a teak bar; a DC ## [20? 25? 30?] Spot check will notice that one of these spikes is shaped like a sword. The Keeper is so skilled with these chimes it treats it as a special monk weapon (it is not a special monk weapon to other wielders).The chimes is enchanted to be a +1 ki focus magic weapon with the additional property that its wielder can, as a free action, remove from [one to six?] of the crystal spikes to use as throwing weapons. Thrown spikes vanish when they hit and reappear upon the chimes. If a spike leaves its wielder's possession but doesn't hit anything, including the ground, it returns at the end of the round. No more than [six?] crystal spikes can be removed from the chimes at any given time, removing a seventh spike causes the first removed spike to reattach itself to the chimes' frame.The chimes is an exotic melee weapon that does 1d10 slashing damage with a 19–20 critical threat range. It weighs 10 pounds.The chimes' crystal spikes are thrown exotic ranged weapon that do 1d6 piercing damage with a 19–20 critical threat range and a 10 ft. range increment. Each spike weighs half a pound when removed (this does not affect the weight or balance of the chimes).</blockquote>

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