Longspear (5e Weapon)
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Longspear
Martial Melee Weapon
| Name | Cost | Damage | Weight | Properties |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Longspear | 1 gp | 1d10 piercing | 4 lbs | Finesse, Reach, Two-Handed, Exotic |
The longspear is a longer version of the spear. Longspears are made to be flexible, allowing them to be a finesse weapon, but they lose the thrown property.
Polearm[edit]
Their length classifies them as a polearm for the Polearm Master feat's opportunity attack reach ability (see Player's Handbook (5e) p.168).
Exotic Weapon[edit]
The longspear is an exotic weapon. See Exotic Weapon for restrictions on availability and proficiency.
Monk Weapon[edit]
If you are both a Monk and are proficient with this weapon, it is treated as a Monk Weapon for you.
Racial Weapon[edit]
Longshanks Halflings specialize in the longspear.
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Facts about "Longspear (5e Weapon)"
| Author | Rlyehable + |
| Canon | true + and false + |
| Cost | 1 gp + |
| Damage | 1d10 + |
| DamageType | Piercing + |
| Finesse | true + |
| Identifier | 5e Weapon + |
| Magic | false + |
| Other Property | Exotic + |
| Polearm | true + |
| Polearm Bonus Attack | true + |
| Proficiency | Martial + |
| Properties | Finesse +, Reach +, Two-Handed + and Exotic + |
| Rating | Undiscussed + |
| Reach | true + |
| Summary | A longer spear that cannot be thrown + |
| Title | Longspear + |
| Two-Handed | true + |
| Type | Melee + |
| Weight | 4 + |
