Sigilstone Slinger

When faced with a siege or prolonged assault against a fortified position, the Blood Lords of Geb are far more likely to rely on an undead creature or necromantic spell than a mechanical device. However, particularly in the war against Nex, such solutions can be thwarted. Forced to find a purely physical means of attacking a fortress, Gebbite engineers found a way to combine necromancy and siegecraft into an even more terrible creation. A sigilstone slinger is a catapult infused with the spirits of the unquiet dead, and each of the stones it hurls is marked with a sigil written in blood that binds an infuriated poltergeist into the ammunition. These cursed projectiles explode with void energy when they land and temporarily haunt the space around the point of impact. Aim 2 50 feet, minimum distance 50 feet Load 2 (manipulate) 2 times, requires a successful DC 20 Athletics check Launch 1 (Attack, Manipulate, range increment 250 feet) 7d12 void, 20-foot burst, DC 31 Fortitude. At the start of your next turn and each following turn for 1 minute, the poltergeists inside the sigilstone ammunition hurl nearby debris about. Each creature within a 20-foot burst from the point of impact takes 3d10+10 bludgeoning damage (DC 31 basic Reflex save).