Heavy Gauntlet (5e Equipment)

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Heavy Gauntlet

Martial Melee Weapons

Weapon	Cost	Damage	Weight	Properties
Heavy Gauntlet	350 rupees	2d4 bludgeoning	25 lb.	Heavy, Glove, Dire, special

A massive pair of ornate gauntlets designed for punching and lifting heavy objects.

Special. While wielding a pair of Heavy Gauntlets, you have advantage on Athletics checks to lift or drag heavy objects, as well as a +1 bonus to your AC. However, you only gain these benefits while wielding both gauntlets.

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A pair of Heavy Gauntlets are usually paired with a Ball and Chain. Source

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