PF2e Makeshift Arsenal

Makeshift Arsenal lets you quickly generate improvised weapons by adding an "Improvise" button to the character sheet. This button opens up a window with simple templates and drop-down menus, saving you time that it would otherwise take to create and edit an item sheet each time a player picks up and uses a new improvised weapon.

Runic Body applies and reverts with the spell effect. As a Resurgent Malestrom Magus, handwraps runes copy onto any improvised weapon from a button on its inventory row.

Requires: Wayfinder Core.

makeshift-arsenal · v1.1.0 · Foundry VTT v13+ (verified 14.365) · Free · Pathfinder 2e (6.0.0+, verified 8.4.0) · Starfinder 2e (1.4.0+, verified 1.4.0).

Installation

Classic manifest install:

1. In Foundry, open Add-on Modules → Install Module.
2. Paste this into the Manifest URL field: https://wayfindermodules.com/releases/makeshift-arsenal/manifest
3. Click Install.

Install Wayfinder Core the same way first. Every module is listed at wayfindermodules.com.

Creating Improvised Weapons

Click the Improvise button that sits in the header of the character or NPC sheet. By default it’s GM-only, but that can be changed in the settings. Clicking the button opens an improvised weapon creator.

You can select one of seven quick start templates to fill out the whole form at once, or you can build from scratch, whatever floats your boat. As you change the name, die, damage type, group or grip, the module will suggest traits that you can use if you want to make something quickly. Alternatively, you can choose from the entire weapon traits list, complete with descriptions of what each trait does. Hit Forge Weapon and the item is created and already held by the actor.

Note: If a character is a Resurgent Maelstrom Magus, the weapon is upgraded upon creation. Likewise, if a character has the Weapon Improviser Dedication, its benefits are also taken into account.

Settings

Support

Questions, bug reports, and feature requests are welcome on the Wayfinder Society Discord.

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