#misc accessory

Price: Free, if you can brave the Tomb of the Weeping Priestess behind the manager’s office.

Description: It’s a thorny crown that requires attunement by a druid or a cleric. Whenever you target another creature with a healing spell, you can sacrifice any number of your own hit-dice to heal them further. 

A pair of large circular lenses, tinted light pink. Enchanted with the spell True Sight, these glasses allow the user to see in all forms of darkness, perceive the invisible and into the ethereal plane, and much more! However, this enchantment comes at a cost. Any enemy viewed through the lenses is automatically perceived as friendly. Furthermore, on each turn the user must perform a DC 15 constitution saving throw. If failed they’re is dealt 1d4 necrotic damage and are stunned for the turn.

It’s a tacky, golden ring portraying a pair of glowing six-sided dice. On the reverse side is the logo for a nearby casino.

Twice a day, the wearer may shout “Double or Nothing” after a failed ability check or attack roll. The player re-rolls the dice with the same DC, however, a successful roll will count as a natural 20, and a failed roll will count as a natural 1.

Name: Ribbon Blades

Description:  Two small blades with their handles wrapped in red silk ribbon, they wrap easily around the hand, tucking themselves against the back of the hand until the wearer calls them into action. As an action, the wearer may say a command word and send them flying out as a ranged weapon (no min/max 60) to attack an enemy for either 1d4 slashing damage (use Dex modifier) or 1d6 piercing damage (use Strength modifier).

The blades are only effective against enemies with natural or light armor. If a stabbing attack fails and the enemy has a bladed weapon, the enemy may make a Dexterity roll to cut the ribbons, which destroys their magic.

By their nature, they can be used even if wielding a two-handed weapon or otherwise have both hands free. Useful for archers who end up too close to their target, or melee fighters who end up too far away.

Though these two items come as a set, they are unable to be worn together. If one puts on one item while already wearing the other, both will cancel out each others’ effects.

The Sash of Invigoration is a large, triangular, bright purple sash made of a silk-like fabric that seems to slither through the hands. Along its edge is an embroidered border of interlocking gold diamonds, and the fabric feels slightly electrified to the touch, as if the person holding it has been charged with static electricity. When tied around the waist, the Sash grants its wearer +1 Initiative, +1 Perception, and +5 feet walking speed, but detracts 2 wisdom.

The Cloak of Sleepiness is a long gray and cream cloak with two gently closed eyes embroidered on the hood, which covers its wearer’s eyes when put up all the way. It has a scalloped appliqued border that resembles fluffy clouds, and is crafted out of a soft, pliable material that looks like suede, but to the touch, feels more like rabbit or cat fur. The Cloak detracts 1 initiative and 1 perception, but grants +1 constitution. Once a day, the Cloak’s wearer can pull the hood over their eyes and restore the effects of 1 short rest. The action of pulling the hood over the eyes takes up one turn in combat.

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