Angdain Craftsman Hammer, +1

Weapon (light hammer), rare

You have a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this magic light hammer.

When using this light hammer to forge arms or armor with your smith's tools you have Expertise.

Proficiency with a light hammer allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.

Angdain Craftsman Hammer, +1

Angmegil Heavy Shortsword, +2

Weapon (shortsword), rare

At rest, this magical shortsword is peculiarly heavy weighing the same as a greatsword. It is inscribed in exquisite detail with runes smaller than imaginable. As one of the final steps of its magical rune-forging process it was reduced in size. When wielded, the runes collectively shimmer in a light red radiance creating dim light in a 15' radius.

You gain a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this magic weapon. The sword has the both the finesse and versatile weapon properties. It may be used one-handed (1d6+2 piercing or slashing damage) or two-handed (2d6+2 piercing or slashing damage).

Additionally, when you hit a large, huge, or gargantuan creature with this weapon, the runes flare and cause extra 2d6 searing radiant damage. This damage cannot be restored by regeneration for at least one hour.

Proficiency with a shortsword allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.

Arcanist Hand Crossbow, +1

Weapon (crossbow, hand), rare (requires attunement)

This magic hand crossbow fires bolts of which are magically conjured by the device. The wielder ignores the loading weapon property. It does not require, nor can it accept ammunition. Three times per day (resetting at dawn) you may use a bonus action and make an Arcane Bolt attack.

Arcane Bolt. As a bonus action, you cause your crossbow to conjure a bolt which explodes with arcane energy upon impact. Make a normal ranged attack against a creature or target. On a hit, the target takes normal attack damage. Additionally that creature and every creature within 5' radius must make a DC15 dexterity save or take 3d12 force damage on a failed save, or half on a successful save. On a miss, the dungeon master will determine where the arcane bolt impacts.

You have a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this magic weapon.

Proficiency with a hand crossbow allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.

Arcanist Heavy Crossbow, +1

Weapon (crossbow, heavy), rare (requires attunement)

This magic heavy crossbow fires bolts of which are magically conjured by the device. The wielder ignores the loading weapon property. It does not require, nor can it accept ammunition. Three times per day (resetting at dawn) you may use a bonus action and make an Arcane Bolt attack.

Arcane Bolt. As a bonus action, you cause your crossbow to conjure a bolt which explodes with arcane energy upon impact. Make a normal ranged attack against a creature or target. On a hit, the target takes normal attack damage. Additionally that creature and every creature within 5' radius must make a DC15 dexterity save or take 3d12 force damage on a failed save, or half on a successful save. On a miss, the dungeon master will determine where the arcane bolt impacts.

You have a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this magic weapon

Proficiency with a heavy crossbow allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.

Brush of Immaculate Cleanliness

Wondrous Item, common

This small brush is two inches wide and three inches long with an ornate silver knobbed handle. It itself is always clean and dry no matter what it comes into contact with. When the brush is swept across an object, garment, or surface a five foot square region of it is immediately cleaned in a single stroke. This behavior is similar to the spell prestidigitation. It will clean and dry but will not remove on-going causes of uncleanliness.

Brush of Immaculate Cleanliness

Bullseye Lantern of Darkness

Wondrous Item, rare

This lantern requires oil and is lit normally. Because of its tricky nature it requires two rounds to light by non-magical means. It will operate for 6 hours on 1 pint of oil. As an action, the operator may close or open the bullseye lantern. When it burns it, this bullseye lantern sheds thick, magical, and complete darkness in a 60-foot cone chosen by its operator. Light also becomes dim in a 60-foot radius. The lantern requires one hand to carry. As a bonus action, the operator may precisely decide where the cone of darkness falls.

This lantern will envelop normal and magical light sources but not extinguish them. A creature with darkvision can't see through this darkness, and nonmagical light can't illuminate it. A dispel magic spell cast on the lantern itself will cause a popping sound and extinguish it until the next day. If the lantern oil runs out or its fire is extinguished by some means (e.g., water, wind, Control Flames, Prestidigitation, etc.) then its magical effect immediately dissipates and must be lit again.

Centaur Scale Mail, +2

Armor (scale mail), very rare

This scale mail armor is made for Centaurs. It is similar to horse barding but requires an armorer to modify for use by a horse. It has a base 16 AC (standard 14 +2 magical bonus) plus a Dex modifier (max 2). The wearer has disadvantage on stealth checks.

This armor consists of a coat and leggings (and perhaps a separate skirt) of leather covered with overlapping pieces of metal, much like the scales of a fish. The suit includes gauntlets.

Dagger of Enervation

Weapon (dagger), legendary (requires attunement by a humanoid and does not require proficiency. Constructs and undead may not attune. A full hour attunement will add one level of exhaustion. Attunement may be stopped prior to the hour and no exhaustion will be imposed.)

When you hit a creature that is not undead or a construct with this magic weapon, the target must save versus Constitution DC17. On a failed save the target takes an extra 2d8 necrotic damage. You also gain 3d4 temporary hit points. On a successful Constitution save, the target takes only half damage and you gain 1d8 temporary hit points.

When you critically hit a creature with an attack roll that is not undead or a construct with this magic weapon, the target must additionally make a separate Constitution DC17 save or suffer one level of exhaustion. If that additional save is missed, you also remove one level of exhaustion if applicable. Exhaustion levels applied by this magic weapon last 24 hours from the time they are applied and are entirely removed by a long rest or a Lesser Restoration or Greater Restoration spell.

Note: If the dagger is thrown or otherwise not in physical contact with its attuned attacker then only the damage and potential exhaustion levels are imposed on the target and no benefits are transferred to the attacker.

The steel dagger is 17 inches long of small width and a small bronze handguard. The blade appears to be oiled with a shifting to shades of green and purple but is dry and cold.

Proficiency with a dagger allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.

Dagger of Enervation

Footsoldier's Dagger

Weapon (dagger), common

This magical weapon does not provide attack or damage bonuses. When you rest your hand on the pommel you gain a +2 to your passive perception skill and you can tolerate temperatures as low as 10 degrees Fahrenheit without any additional protection.

Proficiency with a dagger allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.

Footsoldier's Dagger

Fire-Ensorcelled Spellbook

Wondrous Item, uncommon

While closed this appears to be a normal spellbook. When opened all its writings are in small script whose ink burns as magical fire rising two inches off the otherwise normal parchment. It is a magical flame and will burns similar to flames from coals. It is both difficult to look and alluring similar to a very interesting camp fire. It will cause damage to vision over time. Attempting to use the spellbook without deactivating the magical ward will cause damage to sight. The damage is not immediate and a creature must decide to press forward with the effort. A successful DC15 Constitution save will allow a Wizard to learn or cast a spell from the spellbook but will result in two hours of being Blinded. A failed save will result in one week of being Blinded. A Lesser Restoration will negate any Blinded condition caused by this ward.

Touching the flames will cause 1 hit point of damage or 2d4 points of damage if the creature cannot withdraw.

The ward may be neutralized in several ways. First, a creature may utter it's magical passphrase. Doing so will reduce the flames to mere wisps until the tome is closed. Second, if the creature using the spellbook has their name listed as the current owner on the inside back of the cover then they will be identified by the tome and the flames will automatically reduce themselves to mere wisps upon opening the book. The third manner of neutralizing the book is with a Dispel Magic spell. This is a DC 15 check using your spellcasting ability. A successful dispel will eliminate the warding for 24 hours. And the final manner is to apply water to the page. The spellbook is not damaged, but the flames are quenched for 10 minutes. This may be repeated while reading the spellbook.

New spells inscribed by the owner will become magically enflamed. No special inks or charcoals are required. Simply writing a new owner name on the inside cover will establish ownership.

An Identify spell will reveal the spellbook's passphase and its manner of establishing its current owner. An Arcana skill check of DC20 will reveal the method of deactivating the ward with water and owner name. If the spellbook ward is neutralized in any manner, a (daily repeatable) Arcana DC10 check will reveal its ownership mechanism if not already known.

The spellbook may be used as a makeshift light source and is treated similar to a continual light source with 30' radius of light and an additional 30' radius of dim light.

A found Fire-Warded Spellbook has a similar selection of spells as a normal spellbook suitable for a level ten Wizard or higher.

Fire-Ensorcelled Spellbook

Helm of Protected Breathing

Wondrous Item, uncommon

This full helm is made of leather and steel. It has a breathing apparatus from and lenses for the eyes. The helm covers the entire head but may be donned as an action. It is magical and protects the wearer from natural and magical effects which affect dangerous breathing. While wearing the protected creature is not affected by poison clouds, gases, choking, or magical spell effects from spells such as Poison Spray, Ray of Sickness, Stinking Cloud, and even CloudKill.

While wearing the mask a creature suffers substantial penalties. The wearer is at disadvantage at perception checks and initiative rolls.

Helm of Protected Breathing

Longsword Focus

Weapon (longsword), common (requires attunement)

Similar to a Druid's wooden staff, this longsword is specially designed to act as an arcane focus for a sorcerer, warlock or wizard. The weapon radiates magic but does not allow the wielder to hit creatures only hit by magical weapons and does not confer any bonus to hit or damage.

Proficiency with a longsword allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.

Mordenkainen's Tiny Camp Figurine

Wondrous Item, rare (requires attunement)

Mordenkainen's tiny camp figurine resembles a magical snow globe of a winter camp protected by a magical dome. It is small enough to fit in a medium pocket. If you use an action to speak the command word and throw the figurine to a point on the ground within 30 feet of you, the figurine becomes a small camp with a fire and ten bedrolls. The area is protected by a 10' radius transparent dome of force. The camp protects its occupants from all forms of weather, unpleasant temperature, and has its own magically purified air and ventilation. The camp fire is natural and may be extinguished.

Initially only the person speaking the command word may enter the campground. They may then invite up to nine other creatures into the space. These identified individuals may pass into and out of the dome protecting the camp without notice. Creatures not allowed access are blocked by the transparent impenetrable force. The dome may be destroyed by a Disintegrate spell. The dome and camp itself are anchored to the ground and in other ways it operates similar to a Tiny Hut spell. Attacks and spells may not pass through the dome of the camp but light may.

If the space where the camp would appear is occupied by other creatures or objects, or if there isn't enough space for the camp then nothing occurs.

The camp lasts for up to ten hours, or when the command word is spoken again, or if the person who created the camp leaves the dome for more than one hour. At which time the camp fire, bedrolls, and dome disappear and the tiny camp figurine appears at the center of the camp. Once the camp returns to its figurine form it cannot be used again until eight hours elapse.

Mordenkainen's Tiny Camp Figurine

Pitcher of Hot and Cold

Wondrous Item, uncommon

Any liquid substance may be put into this silver-plated, insulated pitcher. Using one of the invocation words will cause the liquid to instantly become very hot. The other invocation word will cause the liquid to become very cold. Hot is a few degrees below boiling and suitable for tea or rustic coffee. Cold is just a few degrees above freezing and ideal for a refreshing beverage. In most circumstances, neither temperature may be used as a weapon. The pitcher holds one gallon of liquid. Using the invocation word and pouring the liquid requires one full round.

Potion of Blind Rage

Potion, uncommon

This potion comes in a small wooden bottle with a cork top. It contains 1d10 doses of a bitter dark brown liquid.

Ingesting a dose puts the imbiber in a state of confused rage for 2d4+2 rounds unless they save vs WIS DC15. A creature may always choose to fail a save. While affected they gain the following benefits:

• The creature becomes resistant to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage if they were not already resistant or immune.
• The creature gains unnatural Strength and adds +2 to their melee weapon attack and damage rolls using Strength.
• The creature gains advantage on Strength checks and Strength saving throws.

They also suffer the following detriments:

• They are not in direct control of their actions and must follow these conditions.
• They are unable to maintain concentration of spells or cast new spells.
• While affected the creature is confused and attacks the nearest creature with a melee weapon attack. If no weapon is available they will use improvised weapons or grapple.
• Every turn they are under the effects of this potion, they must consult the following table.

The effects of this potion end early if the creature is knocked unconscious, if they are successfully enchanted with Calm Emotions, or otherwise have no eligible targets to attack.

Potion of Elation

Potion, uncommon

This potion comes in a small green glass bottle with a screw top. It contains 1d10 doses of a smooth slippery liquid.

Ingesting a dose puts the imbiber in a state of euphoria for 1d4+1 hours unless they save vs. CON DC10. A creature may always choose to fail a save. On a successful save the creature is placed into a state of euphoria for 2d4 rounds. While affected the creature must roll on the following table:

The effects of this potion end early if the creature is knocked unconscious, dies, or is the recipient of a protection from poison, lesser restoration, or greater restoration spell.

Potion of Elation

Potion of Iron Skin

Potion, rare

Shards of this shiny reddish-gray substance adhere to the outside of its container. The potion has three doses. It may be consumed in one action allowing a Medium or smaller creature to immediately transform their skin into iron for one hour. This duration may not be shortened.

While transformed the creature weighs 65 pounds heavier than normal. They also have an armor class of 18 (as plate) but they do receive their full dexterity modifier. While this is similar to a Potion of Invulnerability, it does not confer any immunities or resistances. It does not provide the ability to breathe under water. The transformed creature is however appropriately vulnerable to rust-monster attacks.

Wearing other armor (beyond a shield) provides no benefit but may limit dexterity modifiers as normal.

Putty of Mending

Wondrous Item, common

This small four ounce glass jar contains magical putty. Application of the putty on any hard or soft surface repairs or rejoins the item similar to the mending spell. The putty is not consumed when used and may be rolled back up and reclaimed. The glass jar is not magical. However it never appears to stay broken.

Ring of Elementary Cantrips

Ring, common (requires attunement by a creature capable of casting elemental cantrips)

This ring allows the wearer to shift the damage type of any damaging cantrips cast to a different damage type for the following damage types: Fire, Cold, Lightning, Poison, Acid, and Thunder. Any secondary effects and saves remain unchanged in their type. For cantrips with secondary effects the spell will visually display both as the new damage type and as the original.

Ring of Focused Power

Ring, very rare (requires attunement)

While attuned to this magical ring the wearer's ability to cast spells is sharpened and focused. All of your spell casting is much more difficult to interrupt with Counterspell. For the purposes of Counterspell, against the wearer's casting, all spells including those of third level and lower, are subject to a DC of 19 instead of a normal “DC equals 10 + the spell's level”.

The second power this magical ring bestows upon its wearer is the ability to make their spells more powerful. The attuned wearer may choose to use one or more charges to increase the spell level of a cast spell. The caster uses their spell slot normally and then may increase that with charges without needing to use or normally be able to cast the spell at a higher level. A caster may also normally cast a spell at an increased level and then increase it further with this ring. If a spell gains no benefit from being cast at a higher level, no charges are expended and no benefits are conferred.

To increase a spell level by one level, one charge is consumed. To increase a spell casting level by two, two charges are expended. To increase a spell casting level by three, four charges are consumed.

This ring can carry up to six charges. When found, it contains 1d6 charges. It gains 1d4+1 charges after a long rest.

Rings of Shared Thought

Ring, rare (requires attunement by a creatures with intelligence scores of 3 or more)

The Rings of Shared Thought are always created as a pair. When slipped on a finger they slowly adjust to the size of the wearer while they attune. While worn by attuned the creatures they have the following abilities:

1. Telepathic Communication. The creatures may communicate telepathically as a free action. They do not need to have a common language. Communication is possible over any distance but it may not extend to different planes of existence. Communication must be actively pursued similar to speaking to someone however this communication is more intimate. This communication may not be blocked except by removing the ring.
2. Sensory Manifestation. As an action, either creature may experience senses through the other creature. This extends to sight, hearing, smell, touch, and taste. They are not in control the other creature but may observe all senses. While taking this action the target creature is aware of the other sensing creature. The sensing creature may not move or take any other actions. Their own senses are dulled and the action ends if they or the sensory target take any damage.
3. Sensory Bond. If either wearer receives any damage the other is immediately aware of the injury, its severity, and type of injury.
4. Probe Thoughts. Either wearer is able use an ability of the ring similar to Detect Thoughts. This action may be used once per day. Its range is unlimited within the same plane of existence. Its target is limited to the other wearer.
5. Find Pair. Once per short rest a wearer of one ring may attempt to find its paired ring. This may be done regardless of that paired ring's attunement or equipped status. The action is similar to Locate Object except its distance is unlimited within the same plane of existence.

The rings are most commonly not found as a pair and their particular abilities will not be revealed without an identify spell or a helpful creature wearing the paired ring.

Rings of Shared Thought

Elvish Scale Mail, +2

Armor (scale mail), very rare

This medium armor comes with a helm. Elvish Scale Mail is an extremely light and flexible. This armor imposes no disadvantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks. It has a Strength requirement of 8.

While wearing this armor, you gain a +2 bonus to AC, you have advantage on saving throws against charms.

This armor consists of a coat and leggings (and perhaps a separate skirt) of leather covered with overlapping pieces of metal, much like the scales of a fish. The suit includes gauntlets.

Elvish Scale Mail, +2

Shortsword Focus

Weapon (shortsword), common

Similar to a Druid's wooden staff, this shortsword is specially designed to act as an arcane focus for a sorcerer, warlock or wizard. The weapon radiates magic but does not allow the wielder to hit creatures only hit by magical weapons and does not confer any bonus to hit or damage.

Proficiency with a shortsword allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.

Sleeping Potion

Potion, uncommon

A cool five inch metal tube with a stopper contains a cloudy white and clear liquid. It contains six doses.

Consuming a dose causes the creature to fall into a deep slumber for one hour within 1d4 rounds unless they save vs CON DC15. Creatures may always choose to fail their save. The creature may be awoken by damage or any other creature spending one round to awaken them. After awaking from an interrupted sleep the creature is at disadvantage for all saves for 2d4 rounds.

Creatures who sleep for a full hour from this potion gain the benefit of a Long Rest.

Spell Scroll of the Light Blade (2nd Level)

Scroll, uncommon

A spell scroll bears the words of a single spell, written in a mystical cipher. If the spell is on your class's spell list, you can read the scroll and cast its spell without providing any material components. Otherwise, the scroll is unintelligible. Casting the spell by reading the scroll requires the spell's normal casting time. Once the spell is cast, the words on the scroll fade, and it crumbles to dust. If the casting is interrupted, the scroll is not lost.

If the spell is on your class's spell list but of a higher level than you can normally cast, you must make an ability check using your spellcasting ability to determine whether you cast it successfully. The DC equals 12. On a failed check, the spell disappears from the scroll with no other effect.

This scroll contains a 2nd level spell. The spell's saving throw DC is 13 and attack bonus is +5.

A wizard spell on a spell scroll can be copied just as spells in spellbooks can be copied. When a spell is copied from a spell scroll, the copier must succeed on an Intelligence (Arcana) check with a DC equal to 12. If the check succeeds, the spell is successfully copied. Whether the check succeeds or fails, the spell scroll is destroyed.

Talisman of the Tutelari

Wondrous Item, uncommon (requires attunement)

This item is a large piece of jewelry which hangs from a heavy silver chain. The talisman is silver, approximately 1/2" thick, and occupies the space of a palm. It depicts a skull and winds of rebirth. If you are an evil cleric or paladin, you can use the talisman as a holy symbol.

The talisman grants resistance to poison and requires attunement.

The Butler's Purse

Wondrous Item, rare (requires attunement)

This purse consists of two items which are inherently linked. Powerful wizards can provide their staff with sufficient funds for any form of purchase in a secure fashion. A change purse affixed with an obvious but small magic ward is used by a trusted member of a household for an errand. Upon opening the small purse with a simple and discreet passphrase (e.g., “Let me see”), one may retrieve an amount of coin sized objects sixty-four times in volume than what should be the capacity of the purse. This is not an extra-dimensional space. The purse appears to be a small Pouch, modestly-sized (4” tall, 4” across, and 1” front-to-back). It always weighs one pound. When reaching into the purse, one is actually reaching into a 4” high, 16” wide, 16” deep magical coffer at a remote safe location. Turning the purse side to side will jostle the items in the magical coffer. Turning the purse upside down will empty the contents of the magical coffer out the purse. You may look inside the purse and see items in the coffer. Items do not spring to your hand at will.

The coffer connected to the purse may be filled with whatever is deemed necessary or prudent. It may be filled with coins, gems, candy, beans, or anything one might place in a purse. Liquid could be stored but will be a mess. Sharp items could damage the purse upon removal. Some larger items (e.g., a dagger in a scabbard) could be placed in the coffer and retrieved through the purse. The coffer may be emptied at any time. The coffer may be refilled at any time. Items placed in the coffer are accessible to the purse. Items placed in the purse are really placed in the coffer. The purse will not operate if the lid of the coffer is open or opened.

The coffer itself is finely milled rosewood with a soft purple velvet lining. It has interior hinges which allow the top to open. Inside the top is a small gold plaque with the warning, “Never place the magiked purse inside this coffer.” The coffer is secured by an impressively large padlock with no visible keyways. The rosewood is impregnated with a magical force making it immune to physical or magical damage. The padlock is opened by a different passphrase known to the owner.

An Identify spell will disclose a purse's passphrase. If also in one's possession, a separate Identify spell will disclose the coffer passphrase. A Dispel Magic spell affecting the purse will cause it to not operate for one hour and all connections are blocked. Dispel Magic has no effect on the coffer. A Knock spell will not break either item's powerful warding.

The purse requires attunement as a security measure. Attunement does not confer knowledge of either passphrase nor the location or nature of the coffer. The coffer does not require attunement. Additional wards may be in place on or around the magical coffer depending on the owner and what they store in it.

Presuming every coin is one ounce these are the dimensions of a single coin:

If the magic coffer is full then the purse will be shown as full and can receive no more. This is important to note when used by tax collectors. If every coin in the coffer was the same type and the coffer was entirely full, the following table shows the quantity and weight of the contents.

A randomly found purse will typically only have a note and address within it promising a large reward for its safe return.

The Butler's Purse

The Caretaker's Maul, +1

Weapon (maul), very rare (requires attunement)

This magical weapon provides a +1 to attack and damage rolls.

On any successful attack against Undead creatures of challenge rating 2 or lower, the wielder of the Caretaker's Maul may expend a charge. The Undead target must then make a DC15 CON saving throw or be stunned until the end of the attacker's next turn.

When you roll a critical success on your attack roll with this magic weapon against an Undead creature of any challenge rating, the target must make a DC15 CON saving throw or be stunned until the end of the attacker's next turn. This does not require expending a charge.

The Caretaker's Maul may have up to 10 charges and recovers up to 1d6+4 charges each long rest.

Proficiency with a maul allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.

The Death Mist Morningstar, +2

Weapon (morningstar), very rare (requires attunement)

This +2 magic weapon personifies the spirit (Daimona in some cultures) of the death-mist. Upon any strike with the Morningstar, a small cloud of dark decay can be visually perceived (Perception check DC 13) emanating from the head of the weapon. On a successful attack the mist does an extra 1d8 necrotic damage. Additionally, the target must succeed on a DC15 Constitution saving throw or become Poisoned for up to one minute. While it is affected in this way, the creature suffers disadvantage on all its attack and ability checks.

At the end its turn an affected creature may make subsequent DC15 Constitution saving throws to end the Poisoned condition. If a creature uses their action wiping and cleansing themselves (or cast the cantrip Prestidigitation) from the decaying particles they remove the Poisoned condition.

Creatures resistant or immune to poison damage types are both considered immune to this weapon's Poisoned effect.

If the wielder of this weapon takes any form of Radiant damage then the magic Morningstar loses its extra necrotic damage component and its ability to inflict the Poisoned until the end of the wielder's next turn. It is still a magic +2 weapon.

After the attuned wielder has this weapon in their possession for one week, they gain resistance to Poison damage. If they unattune they immediately lose this resistance. If they already have resistance to Poison (e.g., Dwarven Resilience) then they gain no further resistance.

Proficiency with a morningstar allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.

Wand of Fire

Wand, rare (requires attunement by a spellcaster)

This wand is 18 inches long and appears to be a small hardened branch pulled from a fire. If you are not attuned to it holding it in your glove-less hand will cause one point of damage per turn. You must be able to cast at least one first level spell and you must be attuned to the wand to use it.

The wand has up to 7 charges. You can use your action to cast one of the following spells from the wand expending the associated number of charges:

• Pyrotechnics (1 charge expended per use, CON Save DC12)
• Aganazzar's Scorcher (3 charges per use, DEX save DC15)
• Scorching Ray (may create 1 to 4 rays of fire expending one charge per ray, each with a +4 ranged spell attack)

Additionally for no expended charges, the wielder may use their action to:

• Cause the wand to ignite and be used as a Torch. It provides light in a 20' radius and dim light in an additional 20' radius. The fire is normal and may set things alight. The wand may be extinguished as a bonus action.
• Cast Create Bonfire (no charges expended per use, DEX save DC12).

The wand regains 1d4 +3 expended charges each day at dawn. If you expend the wand's last charge, roll a d20. On a 20, the wand regains 1d6 +1 charges immediately. On a 1, the wand crumbles in half and is destroyed.

Wand of Fire

Wand of Sonic Malaise

Wand, rare (requires attunement by a Spellcaster)

This wand has 10 charges. This wand is normally used in a secret manner outside of combat. While holding it, you can use an action to expend 1 of its charges to make a ranged spell attack on a creature you can see within 30 feet of you. If the target is wearing a metal helm (generally medium or heavy armor) they must succeed a DC 10 Constitution saving throw or suffer a -4 to Perception skill checks until they take a long rest. If the target does not currently have a metal helm on or is otherwise in light or no armor, they must succeed on a DC 15 Constitution saving throw. A Lesser Restoration or Greater Restoration spell will also remove this effect.

If the target has Resistance to Psychic or Thunder damage types they have Advantage on saving throws for the effect. If the target has Immunity to Psychic or Thunder damage then the target suffers no effect whatsoever and does not even perceive the attack.

Subsequent attacks made with the wand have the same ranged magic attack and saving throws but have compounding effects on the target if they still are affected from previous attacks:

• a second successful attack and failed save will cause the -4 to Perception skill checks to be permanent (although a Lesser Restoration or Greater Restoration spell will remove this effect)
• a third successful attack and failed save will cause the target to suffer one level of Exhaustion until they take a Long Rest
• a fourth successful attack and failed save while the target is suffering Exhaustion from this item will make the Exhaustion permanent (until removed by magical means)

After an attack the target does not necessarily realize anything has occurred. In order to know they were attacked in some way, the target should make a Perception skill check DC 15 and deduct their modifier from their roll. A successful skill check will reveal a noted ringing in the ears, a mild feeling of being out of place, uneasiness, mild illness, and slight hearing loss in one ear - especially if the attack was successful with a failed save. If a target is affected by compounding attacks, the target will be aware of their condition and will have a strong desire to move away from their current location even if they have not perceived they were a victim of an attack. Resistance to Psychic or Thunder damage does not provide Advantage on Perception skill checks. Immunity to Psychic or Thunder damage makes a target oblivious to being attacked unless it is done in a visibly obvious fashion.

Attacks with the wand do not require verbal utterances or somatic movements. Attacks with the wand are not effected by non-metal substances or barriers less than five inches thick, and do not provide any cover. Used covertly, its wielder must make a contested Sleight of Hand or Stealth skill check vs Perception if the target becomes aware of an issue.

The wand is 16 inches long and made of fine steel. The wand has a blue crystal visibly housed within its narrow body. At its pointing-end, the steel ends in a two-pronged fork.

The wand regains 1d6 + 1 expended charges daily at dawn. If you expend the wand's last charge, roll a d20. On a 1, the wand crumbles into ashes and is destroyed.

Wand of Sonic Malaise

Book of Extended Trust

Wondrous Item, very rare (requires attunement)

This book is 16" tall, 10" wide, and 5" thick. It weighs 15 lbs. It has a large silver and gold clasp which is not locked but requires one action to open. It contains hundreds of delicate pages. On each page is an exquisitely decorated sketch of either a silver trinket, amulet, or talisman. Next to these are names of people. All of the the pictures are unique. While the attuned person is holding the book they may touch one of the pictures in the book. Immediately after doing so the sketch wavers and is replaced by a real view of the object or the person holding the object. Moving the book allows the observer to change the viewpoint.

An identify spell will reveal the invocation phrase to allow the attuned creature to add items to the book. Adding an item to the book requires one hour with the silver item (which must be at least 10 silver pieces in value). Inscribing the scryable item consumes 100gp of inks and magical ingredients. A newly discovered book will contain 4d100 scryable items.

Items or effects which block the scrying spell will block this magic item. In the case of contested scrying this item imparts a DC 20 but does not allow for any other modifiers to increase that DC value.

Book of Extended Trust

Warhammer of Thunder, +1

Weapon (warhammer), rare (requires attunement by a humanoid with a minimum Strength of 16.)

You have a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this magic weapon.

The weapon also has two abilities requiring charges to use:

Thunderous Strike. As an action costing five charges, the wielder strikes the ground with thunderous force inflicting damage to all creatures in either a 5 foot radius originating from you or in a 15 foot cone in the direction you strike. Creatures in the affected area must make a DC15 Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, a creature takes 4d8 thunder damage and is pushed 10 feet away from you. On a successful save, the creature takes half as much damage and is not moved.

Unsecured objects that are entirely within the area of effect are automatically pushed 10 feet away from you by the spell's effect. The Thunderous Strike ability emits a thunderous boom easily audible to 300 feet.

Crackling Smite. As a bonus action costing two charges, the wielder may smite a creature or target they successfully hit with this magic weapon using the attack action. The warhammer crackles with thunder and rings with a smite which is audible within 300 feet of you. The Crackling Smite deals an extra 2d6 thunder damage to the target and if the target is a creature, it must succeed on a DC15 Strength saving throw or be knocked prone.

The warhammer regains 1d6 + 1 expended charges daily at dawn up to a maximum of eight charges. If you expend the warhammer's last charge it temporarily loses its magical attack and damage bonus until the next dawn.

Proficiency with a warhammer allows you to add your proficiency bonus to the attack roll for any attack you make with it.

Warhammer of Thunder, +1

Forsaken Tutelari

The Tutelari are intended to be protectors. The Forsaken Tutelari have only painful memories of their past life. They are tortured souls. They may follow simple orders of their master but they will often forget those commands. Forsaken Tutelari are failed Liminal Tutelari. Their bodies are diseased corpses which take decades to rot. They are not conscious but wild with anger.

Revered Tutelari

The Tutelari are protectors with extremely limited memories of their past life. They will follow simple orders of their master. Revered Tutelari are aged and skeletal. They are darkened with a fire ritual which somehow does not shatter their bones. They wear cloth robes. There is a gracefulness to their movements. They are susceptible to bludgeoning weapons. They make little sound while moving and are dark in color so they have natural Stealth in dark or dim light.

Revered Tutelari, Armored

The Tutelari are protectors with extremely limited memories of their past life. They will follow simple orders of their master. Revered Tutelari are aged and skeletal. They are darkened with a fire ritual which somehow does not shatter their bones. Armored revered Tutelari are carefully equipped in padded partial chain and carry a shortsword and light crossbow. There is a gracefulness to their movements. They are susceptible to bludgeoning weapons. They make little sound while moving and are dark in color so they have natural Stealth in dark or dim light.

Shadow Stirge

This horrid monster is cloaked in magical shadow and difficult to realize it is even there but for the absence of something which should be there. It is a cross between a large bat and an oversized mosquito. Its legs end in sharp pincers, and its long, needle-like proboscis slashes the air as it seeks to feed on the blood of living creatures.

Smilodon

The smilodon and its subspecies, smilodon populator is a very large tiger with saber-long teeth.

Smilodon