D&D General Does anyone recall coming across any magic weapons that return when thrown...other than Dwarven Thrower, Hammer of Thunderbolts or magic boomerangs?

[Maxperson]

It's kind of cheating, but didn't the cleric in R. A. Salvatore's "Cleric Quintet" series of novels use a halfling yo-yo as a weapon?

Johnathan

The problem with those is that it's hard to keep the halflings from throwing up.

 

[Audiomancer]

I recall BITD having a pair of dagger sheaths that were enchanted to teleport the daggers back after they had been thrown. The daggers had to be placed in said sheaths for some period of time to become attuned.

What I don't recall is if this was a home brew item. If I can find the character sheet it might have a clue.

Matt Mercer did something like this for a dagger-tossing PC in his first campaign.

He homebrewed a magic belt that could hold up to four thrown weapons. After being thrown, the weapons bamf back to the belt.

 

[James Gasik]

Matt Mercer did something like this for a dagger-tossing PC in his first campaign.

He homebrewed a magic belt that could hold up to four thrown weapons. After being thrown, the weapons bamf back to the belt.

Not actually homebrewed, that's a Pathfinder 1e item, the Blinkback Belt.