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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yenrak" data-source="post: 7550246" data-attributes="member: 6888829">Thanks. And you are correct. I thought of activating the frosty-ness as requiring a bonus action. But there's no real time limit on how long it stays frosty, so I suppose a character could light it up the moment they enter a dungeon.And, yes, this means a second level character will now have a very rare magic sword. It's basically just a Frost Bane with some cool added effects and some additional effects. The actual damage bonus is not unbalancing. What's more, as the players will discover, taking a magical sword from the grave of the leader of an order of knights they do not know much about may have unexpected costs. Especially when this order--and the sword--appears to have been dedicated not just to fighting a dragon but to serving the "White WItch of the North."Maybe I'm being too defensive here but I sense you you think this might be a bad idea. Not sure I agree. There's a pretty great tradition in fantasy literature of low-level characters finding legendary items. Bilbo gets the ring, Arthur draws the sword, Eustace gets a ring of dragon transformation, etc.</blockquote>