Charged!

by Alex Welk @ anarchydice.wordpress.com

45 assorted magic items, arms, and armor charged and ready with
tempting magic. Take care not to be running on empty when you’re in
a bind though.

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Magical Item List
Arms ____________________________________________ 2
Manticore Tail 6000 ____________________________
Slaver Whip 3000________________________________
Staff of Striking 3500 _________________________
Sword of Subtlety 25000 _____________________
Armor ___________________________________________ 3
Arbiter Plate 9000 _____________________________
Cockatrice Scale 8000___________________________
Corroded Hulk 8000 __________________________
Fellhide 4000 __________________________________
Lightning Rod 9000 _____________________________
Manta Ray Poncho 1000 ________________________
Scintillating Shield 6000 ________________________
Smoky 1000 __________________________________
Spellguard Shield 2500 ________________________
Wondrous Items ______________________________ 4
Assassin's Hood 18000 _________________________
Bat Hood 10000 ________________________________
Diplomat's Monocle 5500 ______________________
Explosive Glyph 3000 ____________________________
Fan of the Seasons 4000 ________________________
Fan of the Stormfront 5500 ____________________
Fez of Lashing Wounds 2500 ____________________
Genie's Lamp 150000___________________________
Manticore Tail 6000
Spines grow from the wood of clubs or great-clubs that
are so enchanted with this ability. In addition to being
a +2 weapon, a Manticore Tail can fire spines at foes
within 30ft as part of any attack. Each attack shoots
up to 2d4 short spines that each deal 1 damage,
distributed in any way against any number of targets
within 30ft. A Manticore Tail holds a maximum of 10
spines. The spines regrow after five minutes.
Slaver Whip 3000
This beast-toothed, barbed whip deals damage as a +1
dagger but with a reach of 15ft. and a minimum range
of 10 ft. Three times each day, barking a command
during an attack will force the defending creature to
make a WIS save, DC 12, or obey. This functions as the
Command spell. On rolling maximum damage, the
save DC increases to 15 and the duration increases to
2 rounds.
Glyph of the Reaper 40000 ____________________ 6
Horn of Destruction, Lesser 4000______________ 7
Horn of Destruction 21000 _____________________ 7
Horn of Destruction, Epic 45000 _______________ 7
Illusionist's Deck 8500 _________________________ 7
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Jailer's Rod 10000 ______________________________ 7
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Jester's Tights 300 ______________________________ 7
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Pain Glyph 6000 ________________________________ 8
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Pendant of Nine Lives 9000 ___________________ 8
Ring of Telekinesis 35000 ______________________ 8
3 Ring of Wishes 80000 ___________________________ 8
3 Scouting Wand 500______________________________ 8
3 Sharpening Scabbard 20000 _________________ 8
3 Solar Hood 4000 _______________________________ 8
4 Spider's Rod 9000 ______________________________ 9
4 Stony Silence Glyph 18000 ___________________ 9
4 Sword-maiden’s Pommel 150 __________________ 9
4 Thief’s Bells 3000 ______________________________ 9
4 Third Eye 7000 _______________________________ 10
Wand of Enemy Detection 300 _______________ 10
Wand of the Battle-Medic 300 _______________ 10
4 Wand of the Generous Host 200 ____________ 10
4 Warning Glyph 1800 __________________________ 10
5 Winged Boots 5000 __________________________ 10
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Staff of Striking 3500
A thick oaken staff that gains a significant amount of
weight in its ends when moved quickly. The Staff of
Striking is a +1 quarterstaff, that has 6d6 bludgeoning
damage it can distribute to its attacks each day. The
damage can be added after the attack hits but before
the attacker knows the result of their damage roll, with
no more than 3d6 added to a single attack. Scoring a
critical hit with the staff restores 2d6 of the
bludgeoning damage bonus to the staff.
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Sword of Subtlety 25000
A Sword of Subtlety has an exceptionally mediocre
appearance in every way; even against low level detect
magic spells. Commissioned by a long dead chapter of
thieves, these +3 short swords would live in anonymity
had one not been accidentally swapped with an
apprentice artificer’s graduation project, and then
painstakingly analyzed and reproduced. A Sword of
Subtlety has a minor aura that makes it hard to focus
on, adding +2 to attack and +2d6 damage when used
with advantage. It is empowered with illusion spells to
appear extraordinarily mundane, granting it advantage
to being concealing and disadvantage on others trying
to find it while hidden. Three times each day, the
Sword of Subtlety can be called upon to amplify its
aura, making the wielder hard to focus on. This aura
counts as a mind altering effect and is treated as a
distraction, allowing the wielder to hide, and grants
advantage. Its effect lasts for 5 rounds or until the
wielder attacks. While the effect is in place, the
wielder may hide in plain sight, so long as there are at
least 5 non-combatants within 20 feet.
Arbiter Plate 9000
Worn with a black, flowing robe, this +2 plate mail
has large pauldrons and sits regally on all
wearers. The wearer gets a +1 bonus to Charisma
checks. If the wearer is lawful neutral, they gain
advantage on checks to sense motives, discern
lies, or persuade others. Three times each day,
the wearer can create a Sanctuary, requiring all
creatures within 15ft to make a WIS save (DC 14)
in order to take a hostile action, losing that
action on a failed save. Once a creature has
successfully saved against this effect, they are
immune to the Arbiter Plate’s Sanctuary for 1
hour. This effect lasts for 1 minute or until the
wearer commits a hostile act.
Cockatrice Scale 8000
This +1 scale male consists of metal scales covered
by glued on, grey-green cockatrice scales and
feathers. Stone dust hangs in the air near the
armor, slowing the joints and limbs of attackers
within 5 ft. Attackers lose 10 ft of their
movement speed with each attack they make
against the wearer. The slow effect of the
Cockatrice Scale lasts until the end of their next
turn. Thrice each day, the wearer can bunch up
their shoulders to fluff out the armor’s feathers
and scales. The next attacker loses all of their
movement speed. Each turn, they may attempt
to make a CON save, DC 12, to end the effect. If
the creature fails this save twice in a row, they
turn to stone permanently. After three uses of
this ability in a day, the feathers go limp and
scales lose their luster, and the Cockatrice loses
its slowing ability until the wearer completes a
long rest.
Corroded Hulk 8000
Piles of rusty iron plates are bolted, jointed, and twisted
together into a vaguely humanoid shape. This rusted
out +1 plate mail corrodes any non-magical metals that
it touches. This only affects their appearance. Any
metal weapons that hit or that strike the armor, those
that would hit without the armor, rapidly rust and have
a 50% chance of incurring a -1 penalty to attack and
damage until they are sharpened. This penalty builds
upon itself. Three times a day, the wearer can clench
their gauntlet into a fist then reach out with a rusting
grasp attack. This attack rusts away non-magical metal
of up to 30 pounds or rusts a single magical metal item
to uselessness, needing 1d4 hours of care before it can
be used again. If that object is held, its holder can
make a DEX save (DC 16) to instead take a -1 penalty
to all rolls using that object until it is repaired. Magic
items grant advantage on this save. After all three daily
uses are made, the armor’s rust recedes, leaving it as a
faintly brown, battered iron plate mail armor that does
not corrode metals at a touch until the rust is allowed
to grow back overnight.
Fellhide 4000
A loose collection of rags and tanned fey skins and
wings, twitches and giggles when not worn. Fellhide
acts as clothing that confers a +1 magical armor bonus.
When falling, the rags flow behind the wearer,
allowing them to glide slowly, moving up to 15ft per
round horizontally and 5ft down. Once each day, the
wearer may shake the rags loose of sparkly dust,
casting a Sleep spell centered on the armor as a 1st
level spell with DC 11. The wearer is not affected by
this spell.
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Lightning Rod 9000
The Lightning Rod is a +1 steel breastplate with rivulets
of copper and gold winding down the center of the
chest and around a large inset ring of platinum. Magic
spells cast against targets within 20ft of the wearer are
redirected to target the wearer of the Lightning Rod.
The wearer gets +2 on saves against those redirected
spells. If the wearer successfully saves against a spell,
the platinum ring in their chest fills with one third of a
charge. Once it reaches a full charge, lightning rapidly
builds up on the surface of the armor and if the wearer
does not spend an action on their next turn wave their
arms at a target, the lightning will fire at a random
target within 30ft. Wherever the lightning is aimed, it
is a 30 ft. line of lightning that deals 5d6 electricity
damage with a DEX save (DC 14) reducing the
damage by half.
Manta Ray Poncho 1000
Manta Ray Ponchos are grey-blue leather squares with a
central head hole and a double-pointed hood. The
poncho is equivalent to leather armor. The lower, back
corner twists up in a long, pointy tail when the poncho
is worn. Pulling the hood up over the head, the wearer
gains a swim speed equal to their fastest movement
speed and can breath water as the poncho pulls tight to
their skin like loose wings or fins. The Poncho can be
used for a total of 10 minutes each day.
Scintillating Shield 6000
Shifting rainbow colors splay across the glossy surface
of this +1 shield’s face. Three times each day, it can be
used to summon a 10 ft x 10 ft plane of force within 10
ft. of the wearer. The barrier lasts for 1 minute and
calling it forth is a free action. The plane of force
molds around fixed objects but cannot be placed where
it would intersect with moving creatures or objects.
Smoky 1000
Slightly charred and blackened, wafts of smoke drift off
the armor. Three times each day, the armor can be
dusted off with a vigorous swipe to call forth a smoke
cloud. The cloud has a 10 ft radius and lasts for 10
rounds, or until a strong breeze dissipates it. Lesser air
currents will slowly move the smoke cloud. The thick
smoke provides concealment against creatures on the
other side or within the smoke.
Spellguard Shield 2500
This small +1 steel shield is a bulwark against spells. It
has a faint glimmer that extends up to three feet
beyond its small steel profile. By using the faintly
outlined, immaterial tower shield surrounding the
small steel shield as cover, the wielder gets a +2 on
saves versus magic. The wielder can use their reaction
to extend this bonus to another creature within 5ft,
extending some portion of the glimmering outline to
that creature, as well as some portion of the +2 bonus.
Assassin's Hood 18000
Assassin's Hoods are the 'liberated' black hoods of
executioners that have been enchanted for an even
darker purpose. While wearing the hood, Darkness
spells can be created at will as a move action, while
up to two such Darkness spells active at one time.
Creating a third Darkness cancels the oldest Darkness
still active. When the wearer is attacking with
advantage, an Assassin's Hood adds 2d6 damage to
their attacks.
Bat Hood 10000
The deep black of this flowing cloak stops just short of
the ground. The hood of this cloak bears two
triangular points at its top. While the hood of this
cloak is up, the wearer gains +2 to perception checks,
or +4 in dim light or darker. If the wearer grasps the
two tail ends of the cloak in their hands, the cloak
extends into two membranous wings attached to the
wearer's arms. These black, slightly transparent wings
allow the wearer to fly for up 5 minutes each day. The
Bat Hood lets its wearer glide, moving up to 30ft
horizontally for every 10 feet fallen, with these wings
as long as any fly time remains.
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Diplomat's Monocle 5500
A regal, Gold-leafed, iron monocle that when worn lets
its wearer see lies as illusory puffs of smoke pouring
from the liar’s mouth, with bigger smoke clouds the
bigger and more brazen the lie. By turning the
monocle a half turn and focusing on one creature
intently, the monocle casts Detect Thoughts. This
ability can be used up to three times a day; after the
last use, the monocle loses its ability spot lies until the
next day.
Explosive Glyph 3000
An Explosive Glyph is an engraved slate stamp. Raised
stone runes cover the surface of this 4 inch black
square. Slathering on any coloration or pigment then
stamping it on a surface leaves an Explosive Rune
effect behind up to three times per day. This magical
sigil deals 3d6 damage in a 20 ft burst when it is read,
destroying itself in the process. Alternatively, it can be
stamped on a piece of parchment, to explode when
the paper is burned. Additional stamps placed
adjacent to or overlapping one another joins them
together into a larger explosion. Each stamp adds 1d6
damage and increased the explosive radius by 5 ft.
These runes last for as long as the ‘ink’ remains dry
and legible or until too many stamps are placed, with
newer stamps causing the oldest stamps to flake
away. Up to 5 stamped runes can be functional at a
time.
Fan of the Seasons 4000
This silk folding fan depicts the four seasons one after
another: Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter. Sharp
transitions separate each season on the illustrated
fan, such that a single branch extends across multiple
seasons is blooming, leafy, abscissing, and frozen in
the respective seasons. Swiping this fan from one side
to another temporarily progresses the local area by
one season. This change occurs for the immediate
mile surrounding the fan. Multiple fans change it
successively. This season change lasts for one day.
The fan can be used three times each week but each
use after the third in a week has a 25% chance of
leaving the fan in tatters, destroyed. The fan can only
be repaired by placing it in a nature shrine for an
entire week for in each of the four seasons. In
expansive indoor or underground spaces, this effect
works differently, shifting a 100 foot radius into the
next ‘season’ approximated by temperature and
humidity. This changes the temperature by +/– 30
degrees Fahrenheit with a dividing point at 60
degrees or the humidity by +/- 40%, with a dividing
line at 50% humidity. Winter is cold and dry. Spring is
cold and wet. Summer is warm and wet. Fall is warm
and dry.
Fan of the Stormfront 5500
This huge, spiked paddle-fan of bamboo allows its user
to swipe downward to create a number of weather
effects. The Fan of the Stormfront has five charges
that refill each day: 1 charge for Gust of Wind or Fog
Cloud, 2 Charges for Call Lightning, and 3 Charges
changes the weather of the surrounding 3 miles into a
powerful, windy storm related to the biome. The
storm lasts for 2d10+4 hours. The user can only call a
storm outdoors in plain view of the sky. If the fan is
outdoors in strong, natural winds, it has 6 charges
instead of 5 for the next week.
Fez of Lashing Wounds 2500
Fez of Lashing Wounds are red felt fezzes with a long,
fraying string tassel. With some mental focus, the
wearer of this fez can control the movement of the
hat’s string. Additionally, twice between each short
rest, the movement of the tassel can create invisible
slashes of force. As a free action, the wearer strikes a
target in sight within 60 ft. for 1d6 force damage.
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 Glyph of the Reaper 40000
This slate glyph bears a complicated rune that when
Genie's Lamp 150000
This brass, scented-oil lamp, when rubbed, calls forth a
trapped Djinn. The Djinn is bound to its summoner to
grant three Wishes according to the exact wording of
the request. Djinn are usually clever about twisting
the wording of a request to discourage creatures from
using such lamps, especially for greedy and selfish
wishes. Selfless and kind wishes are interpreted more
charitably. After granting three wishes, the Djinn is
freed and can return to their home plane. Lamp
owners rarely make it to their third wish before the
lamp is lost or stolen, or they are killed or ruined by
an errant wish. An empty Genie’s Lamp lit with
incense worth at least 10000 SP forces any Djinn that
can smell the incense to make a Will save (DC 18) or
become trapped in the lamp. A successful save makes
the Djinn immune to that use of incense. Using a
trapped Djinn for wishes is considered neutral or even
good to Djinn kind depending on the wishes
requested, so long as it gets the Djinn free. However,
trapping a Djinn earns the enmity of all Djinn-kind
once the trapped Djinn gets free or can make its
situation known. Djinn will never grant a request for
more wishes, or those that could reasonably result in
free wishes, but pending the wording of the request,
may turn the user into a Djinn, trapped in the own
lamp to grant wishes to whoever rubs the lamp next…
squinted at can appear to be a robed figure, armed
with a scythe standing over three skeletons. Slathered
with any ink like substance or pigment, this slate can
be stamped to create a magical sigil that will animate
corpses and damn the living. One stamp will create a
5ft radius of miasma that will kill creatures below 3d8
health instantly and reanimates corpses into zombies
or skeletons as appropriate. The kill threshold is rolled
by the DM secretly when the stamp is placed. Three
overlapping stamps will increase that radius of the
miasma to 10 feet, increase the instant death
threshold to 5d8 hit points and instead animate those
corpses into intelligent skeletons and zombies. Five
overlapping stamps creates a miasma that instantly
slays living creatures within 15 feet that have less
than 50 hit points and can reanimate up to one
creature as per Revive, as an action so long as the
glyph wielder can see the sigil and the creature to be
revived. All other corpses in the miasma are raised as
zombies and skeletons that retain the same
intelligence and skills they had in life, if none of their
memories or empathies for the living. Undead created
by the Glyph of the Reaper can be controlled by the
wielder by brandishing the glyph as an action to
dominate up to 20 HD of undead within sight. Only 20
HD of undead can be controlled in total, and the
oldest undead are lost first when new undead are
controlled. Unintelligent undead are mindless
destroyers of living creatures when they are free.
Intelligent undead created by the glyph will seek to
gain control of the glyph for their own use. Both types
will attempt to destroy the sigil and glyph wielder that
created them upon being raised, unless they are
quickly controlled. Revived creatures act normally but
have a vague resentment towards their reviver. Up to
five stamps can be placed each day, and up to ten can
retain their magical powers at any time. Stamps last
as long as the dye used is legible, until newer stamps
replace them, or until they fade in one hour.
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Horn of Destruction, Lesser 4000
A silver horn that when blown does 3d6 sonic damage
to one target within 60 feet, with a DEX save (DC 14)
for half damage. Inanimate objects take double
damage from this horn. It can be used twice each day;
each further use has a cumulative 25% chance of
catastrophic self-resonating, dealing a 6d6 sonic
damage to itself (destroying it) and to its user. Objects
destroyed by the horn are left cracked, bent, and
useless. Destroying a building or object, one that took
over 100 man-years to build, with this horn and
burying it in the rubble will transform it into an Horn
of Destruction.
Horn of Destruction 21000
The Horn of Destruction is a platinum horn that deals
6d6 sonic damage in a 60ft line, with a DEX save (DC
16) for half damage. This damage is doubled against
inanimate object. It can be blown three times a day,
with each use after that having a cumulative 10%
chance of destroying the horn, dealing 10d6 sonic
damage to its user. Hitting the same target in
successive rounds adds +1 damage per die for each
previous round the target has been struck in a row.
Destroyed objects shatter into tiny pieces. Destroying
a building, one that took over 10,000 man-years to
build, with this horn and burying it in the rubble will
transform it into an Epic Horn of Destruction.
Horn of Destruction, Epic 45000
The epic version of the horn of destruction billows sonic
energy out of its etherium body. When blown, it deals
10d6 sonic damage against any number of targets
within a 60ft cone, with a DEX save (DC 18) for half
damage. Inanimate objects take double damage from
this horn and any not destroyed by this damage must
make a save (DC 12) or be destroyed. It can be blown
three times in a day, with each further use after three
having a 10% chance of exploding the horn. This
explosion destroys the horn and deals 20d6 sonic
damage to the blower and everything within a 5 feet.
With a performance check (DC 5+ sum value of the
target objects in thousands of SP) the user can leave
destroyed objects in the form of their component
parts: metal ingots, wooden boards, rope, etc. Striking
the same target in successive rounds adds +1 damage
per die for each previous round the target has been
struck successively. It also increases the DC of the
objects’ save by one. A destroyed Epic Horn of
Destruction, if buried in the rubble of a building that
took over 100,000 man-years to build that was just
destroyed by the wielder, will be restored to perfect
condition after being dug out.
Illusionist's Deck 8500
This deck of cards can be pulled from, with each thrown
card creating a full illusion of a summoned monster.
The deck can be pulled from five times each day, with
the summoned/illusory creature lasting for 2d6
minutes. The creature is under the complete control*
of the Deck’s wielder, changing hands as the deck
does. Illusory creatures move as normal but deal no
damage and if they would take damage, the illusion is
dispelled. Creature types (at random): Fat Rabbit [2],
Gelatinous Cube [3], Insect Swarm [4], three Ghouls
[5], four Kobolds with traps [6], Minotaur [7], Drake
[8], Skeletal Cyclops [9] Roc [10], Large Elemental
[Jack], Diva/Archon [Queen] , Demon/Devil [King],
Adult Dragon [Ace], and Doppelganger* [Fool] Roll
randomly for the type of creature when called for.
The Fool’s doppelganger comes as a parodied version
of the Illusionist’s Deck user, which has all of the same
abilities and items as the user that it will use in the
least effective, but maximally comedic manner
possible to achieve the ends the deck wielder
commands of it. These items are inseparable from the
doppelganger and disappear if removed.
Jailer's Rod 10000
This flat rectangular bar topped with a cast iron tip has a
thick leather grip and strap. It deals no damage even
with the most furious strike, but any creature touched
by the cast-iron end must make a WILL save (DC 14)
or be paralyzed for 1d6 rounds. Holding the metal
part in one hand and turning the leather handle
shoots forth a net from the metal rod’s end. This acts
as a 5 foot burst attack on any point within 60 ft.
Creatures in that area must make a DEX save (DC 14)
or become entangled in the silk net. Creatures in the
net must make a WILL save (DC 12) each round of be
paralyzed for 1 round. Escaping the net requires 20
damage or a Strength/Dex check (DC 16). The net can
be fired three times each day. Only creatures immune
to electricity or without corporeal forms are immune
to the paralysis effect.
Jester's Tights 300
These skin-tight, bright-green leggings let their wearer
cast Minor Illusion 3/day and Silent Image 1/day.
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Pain Glyph 6000
A slate stamp, the Pain Glyph can be used to place
stamps. Up to three stamps can be placed each day,
with up to 5 at any one time remaining active. Newer
stamps replace older ones if this maximum is reached.
Once a stamp is placed, all other creatures within 20
ft of the stamp suffer a needling of their nerves for a -
1 pain penalty on all rolls. This effect lasts for 1 round
after the creature leaves the area of effect. Placing
stamps to overlap increases the penalty by 1/2 (round
down), adds 10ft to the radius, and the effect lasts for
an additional 2 rounds after the creature leaves. The
stamps last as long as they remain legible, until new
ones are made, or 1 day, whichever comes first.
Pendant of Nine Lives 9000
A Pendant of Nine Lives is a black obsidian and white
ivory spotted cat idol suspended from a golden twine
thread. If the wearer would die; instead, they are
returned to life with 1/10th of their hit points, rounded
up, restored. They are whole and unharmed, no
matter what the cause of their untimely demise. This
pendant can be used nine times before it crumbles
into dust, with a sad mewling.
Ring of Telekinesis 35000
A Ring of Telekinesis is a band of pure ruby that allows
its wearer to cast Telekinesis up to five times each
day. In addition, any spell or mental effect the wearer
has that allows it to move objects or creatures at
mental command is empowered. They may move 50%
more weight (or an additional size category of
creature) and while maintaining significantly finer
control over those movements than they otherwise
would, moving the object with near perfect
maneuverability.
Ring of Wishes 80000
This lucky ring was a gift from Efreeti-kind for services
performed to their race and contains within it three
wishes, as the Wish spell. The oversized, gaudy,
bronze band is set with three flashing rubies. As each
wish is used, one ruby dulls permanently. Outside of
the wishes, the ring also grants a +1 luck bonus to all
the wearer’s rolls, as the baseline good-will of the
Efreeti pushes reality ever-so-slightly to grant the
wearer’s desires.
Scouting Wand 500
A scouting wand is fletched arrow now missing its head
but etched with an elaborate compass motif.
Throwing the wand into the sky, causes it to take
flight and allow the thrower to see, from a bird's eye
view, a six mile radius circle centered up to ten miles
away. After five minutes, or after the thrower recalls
it, the wand returns. The wand can be used this way
twice each day.
Sharpening Scabbard 20000
What at first appears to be a simple loop of leather, will
actually resize itself, once touched, to fit as a
scabbard for its owner’s weapon. Any weapon drawn
forth from this scabbard will see itself sharpened and
made much more dangerous. Such a weapon
increases its critical threat range by 4 points, granting
a normal weapon a critical hit on a 16-20 for example.
This bonus threat range decreases by 1 point after
each critical hit, until eventually it returns to 0. The
scabbard can only sharpen a weapon three times each
day. A Sharpening Scabbard can even fit improvised
or unusual weapons, but nothing larger than what the
wearer can wield in two hands.
Solar Hood 4000
A Solar Hood grants its wearer some revitalizing benefits
while in the sun. The blue-black hexagonal crystals
covering the top and back of this shiny cloth hood
heat up to a soothing warmth in the direct sun. The
wearer of the hood regenerates one spell level worth
of magical energy for each hour they spend in the
sun. These spell levels can be used to recharge a
single use of an equivalently powerful magic item,
spell slot, or supernatural ability. Each spell level may
instead be absorbed to gain 1d8+2 temporary hit
points. Using the magical energies in the Solar Hood
takes only a free action. The hood can only store up to
four solar hours of energy at a time, and they degrade
at a rate of one solar hour each day.
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Spider's Rod 9000
This hollow onyx tube is adorned with loose silk threads.
Etched into these bands are indecipherable runes.
Twisting these runes lets the wielder call forth a
spider from the end of the black tube as a standard
action. Adjusting these runes allows the wielder to
control the size, type, and coloration of the spider.
The spiders have the normal abilities of a poisonous,
hunting, or burrowing spider of their size. Up to 5 HD
worth of spiders(s) can be summoned forth from the
Spider’s Rod as an action, with up to 15 HD total at
any one time. Up to 10 HD of spiders can be
summoned each day. These spiders are under the
control of the holder of the rod. Upon death or a
touch of the rod, these spiders disintegrate into a puff
of silk threads. In addition to summoning spiders, if
the wielder has any ability to turn, control, rebuke, or
command creatures of a given type, that ability can
also be used on spiders. The spiders obey the verbal
commands of the wielder, given in a whispering,
clicking language, and the wielder understands the
responses of their spiders likewise.
Stony Silence Glyph 18000
This bamboo stamp has a raised, hollow circle with a
single, eldritch character, “Silence”, in the middle. A
Stony Silence Glyph can utilize any substance as its
ink, so long as it remains legible after stamping. Once
stamped on a solid surface, the magical glyph
enforces a magical silencing effect within 30 ft. Any
hostile creature that attempts to speak or cast a spell
within its radius is accosted by a conjured stone hand
that attempts to clamp over their mouth. Creatures
that attempt to communicate or cast spells using
other methods will find those appendages arrested by
a stone hand as well. They must make a Dexterity
save (DC 15) or take 2d6+4 bludgeoning damage and
be singularly affected by a Silence spell. This effect
ends when the glyph ends or if the stone hand is
destroyed. The hand has 30 hit points, and resistance
to non-bludgeoning damage. Half of the damage dealt
to the hand by any strikes or blows is also dealt to the
muffled creature. If multiple glyphs are overlapped,
they combine their effects, forming one area of effect
that has radius 10 feet larger, deals an additional
1d6+2 damage, and has stone hands with 10 more hit
points. If three or more glyphs are overlapped, any
hostile creature that makes noise in the area of effect
is accosted by a stone hand on the source of the
noise, such as footfalls, clanking armor, etc. Up to
three glyphs can be placed each day and up to five
glyphs can exist at any one time. These glyphs last for
a week, until the ink used becomes illegible, or it is
the oldest glyph when a sixth glyph would be placed,
whichever comes first.
Sword-maiden’s Pommel 150
Affixing this flat, chained whetstone to the handle of a
weapon allows that weapon to be sharpened and
maintained as a free action, twice each day. This is
done by squeezing the whetstone and removes any
weapon penalties from wear, restoring up ¼ of the
weapons hit points.
Thief’s Bells 3000
Thief's Bells are a set of three tiny metal chimes
adorning a small cat-collar tied around the wrist.
Flicking a bell casts Knock as the spell. Instead, if the
wearer taps a bell against a door they are holding
closed, it casts Hold Portal as the spell. Each of the
three bells can only be activated once each day, and
once used they no longer jingle when tapped. Small
pets and domesticated animals are initially one step
friendlier to the wearer.
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Third Eye 7000
A thin, steel chain holds a hemisphere of pearl to the
center of its wearer’s forehead. The Third Eye, once
attuned, blinks open to reveal a flat, circular onyx gem
set in the middle of the pearl. The Third Eye grants its
wearer advantage on sight-based skill checks and a +2
bonus on other skill checks related to visual acuity.
Additionally, the wearer of the Third Eye may astral
project as an action, releasing their soul as an
invisible, ethereal form. While they astral project,
their body goes limp and comatose. A Third Eye lets it
attuned wearer astral project for up to 10 rounds
each day, after which, the wearer is instantly returned
to their body and the Third Eye closes, offering none
of its sight based benefits for the rest of the day.
Killing the spirit kills both the body and the spirit.
Destroying the body leaves the spirit disconnected
from the material plane, and they will likely be sent to
the afterlife, an outer plane, or quickly become ghost.
While the user is astral projecting, the Third Eye
cannot be removed.
Wand of Enemy Detection 300
When the owner’s adrenaline kicks in at the start of
combat, they can call upon the magic in this
segmented steel wand to push them slightly faster.
Small electric shocks boost the wielders initiative roll
by +1d8. This wand can be used three times each day.
While it doesn’t need to be wielded to benefit from, it
must be in contact with the owner’s skin. Creatures
without a discernable biology gain no benefit from
this wand. If this wand or its wielder suffers electric
damage, the wand stops working for that many hours.
Wand of the Battle-Medic 300
A Wand of the Battle-Medic is an ivory rod topped with
an oval-cut ruby. Squeezing its soft, white cotton
handle pushes out a fluorescent ethereal paste. If the
paste is immediately applied to a wound, it heals the
target for 1d6+2 points of hp. The wand slowly refills
and can be used up to three times each day. After this
magic is exhausted, the residual paste on the wand
provides a soothing pain-killing effect for a +2 bonus
to healing checks.
Wand of the Generous Host 200
A Wand of the Generous Host is a two tined golden fork
with a round-cut sapphire pommel. Sticking this wand
into meal, multiplies it, creating 1d4 copies of that
meal. This wand can only be activated twice each day.
Warning Glyph 1800
Any liquid that remains legible once dry can be
slathered on this marble stamp and pressed down to
place a magical rune that will alert you to intruders.
Up to three stamps can exist at any one time. When a
fourth stamp is created, the oldest surviving stamp
flakes and fades. The Warning Glyph’s sigils ward a
30ft radius. If a creature enters this space, the magic
of the sigil creates a near deafening, minute long
cacophony of bird tweets, bird song, crowing, and
cawing that can be heard up to 500 feet away.
Creatures that were touching the Warning Glyph or its
wielder as the stamp was created are ignored by the
warding magic. These stamps last until they are
defaced or until they deteriorate after a month.
Adding adjacent or overlapping stamps increases the
warding magic. With two stamps, the radius increases
to 60 feet, the noise can be heard as far away as 1000
feet, and the noise is triggered by the glyph being
defaced. When all three active stamps are placed
together, the radius of the circle further increases to
120 feet, the circle’s list of ignored creatures can be
modified by the wielder of the Warning Glyph if they
can see the sigil, and the warning also alerts the
Warning Glyph holder telepathically if they are on the
same plane as the sigil.
Winged Boots 5000
White feathers adorns the ankles of the white, leather
Winged Boots. Any flying the wearer does or flight
effects the wearer is given will have improved
maneuverability, increasing by one step. Additionally,
the wearer may fly with poor maneuverability with a
speed of 60 feet for 10 minutes each day. This flight
already factor in the boots own maneuverability
increase. When the entirety of this duration is used,
the boots no longer contribute to the wearer’s
improved aerial maneuverability.
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