Dungeons & Destiny: The Gun Time Forgot

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### The Gun Time Forgot

##### Rare Fine weapon (sidearm), requires attunement by a Risen class

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 ##### "Ain't easy to remember anymore, but I don't forget the guns I made and the people I made them for. You say this's Pahanin's? No, no. This is someone else's- someone... Hey, you know anyone named Praedyth...? Who's Praedyth?" — Banshee-44
A sidearm that looks worn by time, but beneath the rust is evidence of fresh crafting as if it was just forged yesterday. It's telemetry equally makes no sense as it's various calibration dates ranges anywhere from the Palaeolithic Age to one googol years in the future.
 
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| Perk | Description |
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|  At The Mercy of Time | This weapon has a -5 to hit. |
|  Multiverse Law | Whenever you miss with a shot from this weapon when targeting a hostile creature, gain a charge of Multiverse Law and the shot will disappear into the corridors of time. Critical Fails grants you 10 charges. This can stack infinitely. For every charge every time you take a shot with this weapon, a portal from the past will open up, carrying the missed shot which adds an additional shot to your attack. The shot from the past has a +3 to hit instead of a -5. On a hit, regardless from the present shot or the past shot, all charges are expended. |
|  The Future is Now | If you have more than 10 charges of Multiverse Law and you take a shot with this weapon, you can expend all charges to open as many portals as you had charges which carry a shot from an alternate timeline which are guaranteed to critically hit. |

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# Lore

##### "Ain't easy to remember anymore, but I don't forget the guns I made and the people I made them for. You say this's Pahanin's? No, no. This is someone else's- someone... Hey, you know anyone named Praedyth...? Who's Praedyth?" — Banshee-44
 
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<p style="font-size:150%;">  We were three. How were we three? I remember we answered a call for a raid, which meant six Guardians had to assemble in order to enter the Vault. So why did we enter as three? </p>

<p style="font-size:150%;"> The other timelines. Some had their reasons, others didn't. Most were because of the Gorgons. I can't see anymore, who they were. How was this possible? </p>

<p style="font-size:150%;"> Wasn't the Light meant to protect us? Wasn't it the power of the Light that allowed us to forge our fate, to be independent of the sequence of time? </p>

<p style="font-size:150%;"> So why... were there so many timelines where we're doomed to fail? </p>