Only an expert clockmaker, a cleric of Gond, or an artificer can build or repair a wheellock firearm.
A starwheel firearm costs 50 gp more than a matchlock one and does not suffer any penalty when used in the rain. The Lantanese were quick to copy the design of these "starwheels", and have started producing them "locally".Īny firearm that uses bullets as ammunition can be constructed as a starwheel, using a wheellock mechanism instead of a matchlock one. Wheellock pistols known as “starwheels” are sometimes sold or traded across Toril by spelljammer crews, or they are stolen from crews by local thieves.
One important development is that firearms are entering numerous worlds from sources in wildspace. Very large, crude bombards are made and used by the Red Wizards of Thay, and some of these siege guns are in the Pirate Isles. All Lantanese firearms are stamped with the mark of Gond on the butt or grip of the weapon.
They can also produce hand match ribalds for armies, as well as matchlock blunderbusses. The Lantanese have mastered matchlock weapons-making, and can regularly produce high-quality matchlock pistols, matchlock arquebuses, matchlock calivers, and matchlock muskets (with gun rests). "Firearms" by Todd Lockwood, © Wizards of the Coast 2001 Firearmsįirearm (range 80/320), heavy, two-handedįirearm (range 100/400), heavy, two-handedįirearm (range 150/600), hooked (13), heavy, two-handedįirearm (range 80/320), hooked (15), heavy, two-handedįirearms are becoming more and more widespread in Faerûn as Lantanese priests of Gond the Wondermaker are making and spreading them throughout the Realms.
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