Firearm

Legendary

Pistol, Simple, Ranged, Loading, 9 mm, Tracking Shot, Light, One-Handed, Dual Wielding   Magazine Size: 12 (each D6 counts as one shot) and 4 tracking shots   Special Actions:

• Tracking Shot - Fire a tracking shot as a bonus action. The tracking shot deals no damage. You have advantage on attack rolls with Schmitt Desperate Hunter against a tracked target as long as the target is not in full cover or the tracking shot has been removed with an action.
• Precision Shooting - hold the weapon with both hands and shoot a single round (1d6 damage) to increase chance to hit, +5 to hit.
• Trickshot - Designate a specific body part to hit and deal specific conditions to the target (must be held with both hands), difficulty is determined by the DM.
• Dual Wield (requires another ranged weapon with dual wielding property and an action and bonus action) - Fire with both weapons at once, reduces your chance to hit, -5 to hit. Make two attack rolls, one for each weapon, to determine whether you hit. If dual-wielded, a relaod action affects only one of the weapons. The damage roll of the bonus attack will be made without your dexterity modifier.
• Fast Reload - Uses a bonus action to fast reload (involves dropping the magazine to pick up later), does not work for tracking shots
• Reload - Uses a full action to reload without the loss of spare ammunition, includes tracking shots

Jamming: On a critical failure, roll a 1D12, if it lands on a 2 or less, the weapon is jammed and requires a full action to clear the jam.   The Schmitt Desperate Hunter is a limited edition pistol that is awarded to senior police officers who have shown excellence in the line of duty. It was developed by Schmitt & Söhne, a German weapons manufacturer.   Can be combined with a silencer.

Cost: 25.000.000 Eurodollar
Weight: 0,6 kg