Jackpot

''The beast howled in pain, spewing fire from its maw as it did. You've cornered the queen on her throne, her ruse was exposed and her plot thwarted. All that was left was for you to keep shooting, keep the wyrm down and bleeding so the barbarian could finish it off, the usual yet reliable plan. As your battle waged on and the seconds ticked by, the fight grew grim, your team is crumbling around you in the heat of her breath and anger. The steadfast barbarian is rooted to the floor in fear, your courageous bard is choking on soot and his own blood. The druids are fairing poorly, and the cleric is running ragged and out of spells. It finally sets in that this is how you'll die, in a burning cultists' barn, slain by a dragon; you will become yet another foolish statistic and cautionary tale. The inferno around you gummed up the pistol, and you curse as it fails to fire. The dragon seizes this opportunity, and clenches its jaw around our torso with force that could turn a castle wall into dust. Before the cold embrace of death can take you, the last thing you feel is the blaze of her breath weapon roasting your flesh and tossing you violently into the stone.''

Pepperbox pistol, requires attunement
+1 Weapon

When you or another creature would be hit by a ranged weapn or spell attack, you may use your reaction to make a ranged attack roll. If you hit AC 20 you shoot the projectile out of the air. A gunslinger may use this on any pr0jectile within 30ft. Whenever you kill a creature with this weapon you gain 1sp if its medium sized or smaller, 1gp if its large or huge, and 1pp if its gargantuan.

You gain the following quirk: "Whenever I shoot a projectile out of the air, I have to say 'Jackpot' 'Baby Yea!' 'Jackpot baby, yea!'  'Too easy' or 'Too easy Baby, yea!' followed by a quick spin of the gun." If you don't say and do it you take 2d6 psychic damage. This pepperbox pistol has is finished with a well polished silver and features a gold hammer, sights, and trigger group. It's ornately engraved with a rose motiff.