This deep red coin pouch is stitched in gold thread and sinched with a black braided serpent carrying an onyx in it’s mouth.
When attuned with this item you can reach into it to pull out a number of copper, silver, or gold pieces that fit in your hand. You can pull out coins worth up 20 gold per day. If you attempt to pull out more than this in a day you must make a Constitution check DC 15. On a failure you reach in and pull your hand out empty handed, taking 1 Necrotic damage per coin you tried to grab.
Time Is Money
If you concentrate on the serpent’s onyx with the name of a destination in mind you, and up to eight willing creatures that are touching you, teleport to within eyesight of the destination that the name best describes as if using the spell
A Fool And His Gold
As a bonus action you can make any metal within a 5-foot cube in sight range appear as if it is actually gold. This does not change the properties of the metal in any way, and if a creature uses its action to examine it they can determine it is not gold with a succesful Intelligence (Investigation) check DC 18. This effect lasts as long as you are touching or able to see the metal.
Curse. After taking out 500 gold, or sleeping while touching this purse, the next night as you rest a Shadow Demon taking the form of a giant snake materializes 120 feet above you with the goal of swallowing the purse. If it succeeds it vanishes and after completing your next long rest you are cursed. If it fails, you get a vision of the current location of Minauros. This repeats each time the conditions are met until the demon succeeds.
When cursed a red and black snake tattoo manifests around your wrist, trailing down your arm. You are no longer considered attuned to the purse but can still use it’s abilities with a snap of your fingers so long as the tattoo remains. This tattoo lets Minauros know your location at all times. Additionally, when you use Time Is Money you now descend from a black maw in the sky, pouring down in a dark ichor that slowly seeps into the ground.
This claw ring fits perfectly along the whole length of your first finger, and accross its ridge is the moss covered bones of a humanoid’s finger. Once per day, while wearing this item, as an action you can touch a plant and telepathically ask it a single question. You get a telepathic response you can understand, so long as the plant is still healthy enough to answer.
Curse. This curse is a multi-stage curse that slowly takes effect the more the wearer uses it. This curse does not reset when the ring is taken off, and can only be removed with a
Stages. These stages are cumulative and you keep all previous effects when you advance to the next stage.
Seedling
Suddenly you can no longer take the ring off, it feels as if the bones of the ring are becoming your own, and the moss begins to creep along the back of your hand.
You gain advantage on rolls against magical plant-based effects that would limit your movement such as
Sprout
If you bleed, you notice your blood is no longer red but beginning to muddy, and you regularly find leaves and twigs in your hair.
You gain the ability to move at your full movement speed in plant-based difficult terrain. However, you if you roll less than a 10 for your Initiative you start last.
Sapling
Your skin is darkening, and is rough to the touch, like bark.
Your AC can no longer be less than 16, regardless of the armor you are wearing. However, you take extra damage from sources of fire. If you were immune to fire you are now resistant to fire. If you were resistant to fire, or had no resistance, you are now vulnerable to fire instead.
Spry Tree
Branches and leaves begin growing from your upper body, and your lower body is noticably thicker.
If you spent at least 8 hours in the sun the previous day you sprout 1d4+1 goodberries after each long rest, as if you cast the spell
Ancient One
You are all but a plant yourself. If you stand perfectly still you are indistinguishable from a tree, and you can commune with plants around you.
After standing still for 1 hour you can communicate an unlimited number of times with any plants within 30 feet, or plants who’s roots touch the roots of plants within range. This effect lasts as long as you remain still.
Every long or short rest you must make a DC 12 Wisdom saving throw. On a failure you spend the rest unconscious, with your arms spread wide. At the end of the rest you must repeat the saving throw. On a success you regain consciousness. On a failure, you are petrified as a tree, though your ability to communicate with plants remains. This petrification can be ended in the typical ways such as
As an action you can pour this potion over a section of your body that is severely damaged or missing, such as a hand, toes, tail, or even a whole leg. Over the course of 5 minutes the missing or damaged section is completely restored.
Curse. You gain an unnatural interest in fresh humanoid blood after using this potion. Additionally, any of your limbs that have been restored by trollsblood are each cursed as well. If you do not consume humanoid blood for 30 days, any part of your body restored by the potion shrivels, and become unusable until you consume humanoid blood.
A dark-purple heart steadily beats inside this small hardwood chest. All creatures within 60 feet of the box can hear a quiet heartbeat, and feel the rhythmic thump deep within them.
Mortal’s Fragility
As an action you can point at a creature you can see within 60 feet and force them to make a DC 12 Constitution saving throw as they feel a tremor in their heart. On a failure they take 3d6 Necrotic damage and their hit point maximum is reduced by an amount equal to the damage dealt. On a success they take half as much damage and their hit points are not reduced. This reduction lasts until the creature finishes a long rest. The target dies if this effect reduces its hit point maximum to 0.
A creature with no heart automatically succeeds this saving throw.
Immortal’s Resistance
If you are killed while attuned with this heart you are brought back to life at the next dawn as if by the spell
Curse. Each time you use the feature Mortal’s Fragility if you have a heart and are not undead you must also make the saving throw against taking necrotic damage, though your hit point maximum is not reduced.
Additionally, if you are resurrected by the Immortal’s Resistance feature you are now considered undead and have the Sunlight Sensitivity feature: while in sunlight, you have disadvantage on attack rolls, as well as on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on sight.
This dark pebble is etched with minute circular patterns and has a single ridge running around its circumference. When you hold it you feel as if the earth itself is whispering to you, suggesting you swallow the pebble to get closer to it and understand it better. When swallowed, you notice nothing at all for 1d4 days, until you feel a sudden chill and stiffening along your spine. Over the next few minutes your skin darkens and hardens. Fractured plates of stone grow from underneath your skin on your arms, ribs, and jutting along your spine across your back. You gain resistance to piercing, slashing, and lightning damage as well as tremorsense out to 30 feet. Additionally, as an action, if you put your ear to the ground and concentrate as if concentrating on a spell your tremorsense extends out to 500 feet until you move from that spot or lose concentration, whichever comes first.
Curse. Once your flesh has started turning to stone you have vulnerability to Thunder damage. Additionally, while within sight of your bound mountain (that the DM chooses) each morning you hear it whisper to you, calling you to it, and you must succeed on a DC 8 Wisdom saving throw or spend that day compelled to walk towards the base of the peak. This compulsion is not mind control, and you do nothing rash to follow it, but it is a constant distraction and pull while you are not trying to travel towards the mountains. These effects, including your skin’s appearance, can not be reversed except by a
This warhammer is more stockily built than most and the sides of its blocky head are covered in silver inlays. As you attune to it you feel a weight come upon you as if you have taken on a great responsibility.
Once per short rest as an action you can slam the hammer to the ground and it begins eminating a crushing aura. For the next minute or until you pick up the hammer, whichever comes first, all creatures within 60 feet of the hammer must make a Strength saving throw at the beginning of each turn equal to 8 + your proficiency + your Charisma modifier. You can choose a number of creatures up to your Charisma modifier to automatically succeed this saving throw. On a failure every foot of movement costs 1 extra foot until the beginning of their next turn and if the creature is an Aberration, Fiend, or Undead they also fall Prone. If a creature that is already Prone fails this saving throw they become Restrained until they are no longer in the aura.
Curse. While attuned to this item you constantly feel a heavy burden on your mind and shoulders, and your movement speed is reduced by 5 feet. If you remove this curse you hear whispered in your mind “those who are not willing to bear the burden are not worthy to wield me”, the attunement immediately breaks, and you can never attune to the hammer again.
This ring is set with three black opals in an ornately shaped silver band.
Once per short rest at the end of a hostile creature’s turn you can teleport to an unoccupied space up to 60 feet away in a puff of purple smoke. You can then make a melee attack with advantage against a creature within reach. Additionally, once per day at the end of a hostile creature’s turn you can take the attack action as if it is your turn.
Curse. If you use either of this ring’s features the first attack roll against you within the next minute has advantage. If this attack hits you you take an additional 2d8 Necrotic damage.
To attune to this black grape-size seed you must swallow it. Over the course of 1 week a series of wooden growths protrude from your back along your spine. Several of these grow into four limber wooden appendages. As an Attack action you can make a melee attack with one of these limbs as if you are proficient, using either your Strength or Dexterity modifier. On a hit it deals 2d6, plus either your Strength or Dexterity modifier, Piercing damage. This damage counts as magical for the purpose of overcoming resistance and immunity to nonmagical attacks and damage. If you are able to make multiple attacks with the Attack action, this attack replaces one of them.
These limbs automatically regrow 1 minute after being seriously damaged or removed, and are each able to hold objects weighing up to 30 pounds. Additionally, you have a climbing speed equal to half your walking speed, and are able to move your full speed while prone, so long as these limbs are free.
Curse. Once swallowed the seed begins to grow, causing great pain in your upper back. For the next week you suffer 1 level of exhaustion which can not be removed even with
This monotone pocket watch is mesmerizing to a fault. It’s somehow cheering though, and as a bonus action you can pull it out to check the time, gaining an extra spring in your step and a +10 bonus to your movement speed for the next minute.
Any creature who checks the time on this watch is momentarily disoriented. They are unable to read a map or discern cardinal directions for the next minute, making it very easy for them to become lost.
When you unroll this parchment scroll it grows in size and thickness until it is an inch width thick and long enough to encircle you, floating in place for a moment as purple glyphs are pulled towards it. When it becomes saturated with glyphs it flies towards you and attempts to attach itself. You can attempt to resist it with a Strength check (DC 14), or dodge it with a Dexterity(Acrobatics) check (DC 18).
On a failure, or if you are willing, it cinches around your abdomen and the glyphs begin circling your body. While wearing the scroll you have advantage on saves against spells targeting only you. The scroll crumbles to dust after 1 hour or the next time you take Lightning damage.
While wearing the scroll you have a 10 foot penalty to your movement and can not take it off until it is destroyed or