Doom Hammer

Doom Hammer is an uncommon maul that afflicts targets with  Bone Chilled condition on each successful hit.

Bringer of that which it is.

Properties

Damage: 2d6 (2~12) + Strength modifier ⁠Bludgeoning
Details:  Mauls;  Rarity: Uncommon; Enchantment: None;  Two-Handed;  Dippable; Consumable by  Gale;  Melee: 1.5 m (5 ft);  Weight: 4.5 kg (9 lb);  Price: 65 gp; UID
UNI_DoomHammer

UUID
2f481fef-1877-4eac-820d-dc3210ff0b36

Stats
UNI_DoomHammer

The holder of this item gains:

Edge of Terror: Each strike fills the target with a chilling dread that prevents it from regaining hit points. Undead creatures also get  Disadvantage on  Attack Rolls.

Main Hand Only

Tenacity: When you miss a melee attack, you deal Strength Modifier⁠⁠Bludgeoning damage (minimum of 1) anyway.

If you have proficiency, equip in main hand to gain:

 Backbreaker (): Put extra force behind your strike to possibly knock your enemy  Prone. ( Recharge: Short rest.)

 Concussive Smash (): Hit an enemy with all your might to deal damage and possibly  Daze them. ( Recharge: Short rest.)

 Bone Chilled

Duration: 2 turns

Damage from  Tenacity still applies the  Bone Chilled effect, effectively giving the hammer a 100% chance of applying it per strike. This makes it exceptional for fights against enemies with healing mechanics, such as the  Apostle of Myrkul.

Regarding Tenacity:

If a weapon action misses, using Tenacity does not trigger its effects.
As Tenacity deals weapon damage even if an attack misses, it can trigger many on-hit effects from equipment. For example, from the  Gloves of Power, the  Callous Glow Ring, weapon coatings, or any infusion from the  Ring of Elemental Infusion.

Regarding Tenacity:

As  Horde Breaker (Melee) rolls invisible, zero-damage weapon attacks against all enemies in the Horde Breaker area of effect, Tenacity can be prompted to trigger against them even if the first attack hits. It is therefore possible to score 2 hits in one attack: the full attack against the original Horde Breaker target and a Tenacity hit against another target.