Homebrew Items

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 This mask, crafted from darkened silver with intricate engravings, grants the wearer the power of shifting identities.

1. Change Appearance: As an action, the wearer can cast Disguise Self at will, requiring no spell slots. This transformation lasts until dispelled or dismissed, allowing the user to alter their physical form, clothing, and voice.

2. Perfect Imitation (Very Rare): If the mask is rare, this feature is not available. When Very Rare, once per day, the wearer can mimic a specific individual they have observed for at least one minute. This includes appearance, mannerisms, and voice. This imitation is flawless, rendering them indistinguishable from the original target by non-magical means.

These iridescent starfish are embedded with a single opalescent eye at the center. Always sold in pairs, each “eye” shimmers with hues of coral and seafoam, as if holding a piece of the ocean within.

1. Shared Sight: While holding one of the eyes, the user can look into it as an action to see through the other eye’s point of view. This effect lasts for up to one minute and functions regardless of distance, as long as both eyes remain on the same plane of existence.

2. Blurred Boundaries: The vision shared is slightly watery and distorted, like peering through deep ocean waves. While the user can clearly make out surroundings, fine details or reading text may be challenging.

Crafted from twisted bands of silver and set with a small sapphire that glows faintly when in use, this ring guides its wearer across even the most challenging landscapes.

1. True Path: While wearing the ring, the user can always discern true north and can navigate natural terrain without becoming lost, even in extreme weather or magical fog.

2. Guided Journey: Once per day, the wearer can invoke the ring to project an ethereal compass that points directly to a specific location they know or can clearly envision. This effect lasts for up to 8 hours or until they arrive, providing advantage on checks to avoid becoming lost.

This legendary ring is crafted from four fused gemstones set in pure gold, each representing the elements of water, fire, earth, and air. It hums with primal energy, granting the wearer control over the elemental forces.

1. Elemental Cantrips: The wearer gains the ability to cast one cantrip associated with each element without expending a spell slot. The ring provides access to Shape Water, Control Flames, Mold Earth, and Gust. Each cantrip can be cast at will.

2. Elemental Resonance: When casting a spell of the same elemental type as one of the cantrips, the ring subtly amplifies the effect, making it harder to resist. Enemies have disadvantage on saving throws against the wearer's elemental spells.

These ancient scrolls are inscribed with swirling, alien symbols that pulse faintly in starlight. Created by the Ekadian race—enigmatic beings from beyond the stars—they are among the last remnants of an intelligence that vanished eons before recorded history.

Properties:

1. Starborn Knowledge: While attuned, you gain proficiency in Arcana, and your Intelligence score increases by 2, to a maximum of 22.

2. Cosmic Insight: Once per long rest, you can tap into the scrolls to glimpse cosmic mysteries, granting advantage on Intelligence or Wisdom checks related to history, astrology, or ancient magic. Afterward, you must succeed on a DC 15 Wisdom saving throw or suffer a vision-induced exhaustion.

3. Echoes of the Ekadian: When cast from the scrolls, certain spells such as Divination or Contact Other Plane can reach beyond this realm, though answers are often cryptic or fragmented.

Lore: The Ekadian Scrolls are all that remain of a race whose cities once glowed in the night sky. Those who have read them claim they contain blueprints to forgotten magic and glimpses into an alien understanding of the cosmos, but only a few symbols reveal themselves to any mortal eye.

 Bound in celestial forged metals and leather that seems to drink in light, the Lost Tome of Nyxum is etched with feathers that subtly shift each night. It holds enigmatic secrets of Nyxum, the Grand Architect and god of night, mystery, and the cosmos.

Properties:

1. Veil of Darkness: While attuned, the user can cast Darkness and Invisibility at will.

2. Whispers of the Cosmos: Once per long rest, the tome imparts a vague, prophetic vision, often unclear until it comes to pass.

3. Secrets Unveiled: The tome contains cryptic spells, some lost to history. Once per day, the attuned can cast a spell of their choice from the tome without consuming a spell slot. However, the spell and its effects are unpredictable.

4. Shadow's Embrace: The bearer gains resistance to necrotic and psychic damage.

Lore: Legends speak of this tome as Nyxum’s gift to those who embrace the mysteries of the dark and unknown. Its pages appear blank to those not attuned, and even those who peer within often find only half-glimpsed truths and fragments of forbidden knowledge.

 These elegant, weightless robes are woven from gossamer threads that shimmer like the morning mist. As the fabric catches the light, it creates the illusion of a faint, swirling breeze around the wearer. The robes are said to have been crafted by an ancient wind sage, who bound the essence of a roaming zephyr to its fibers. Wearing these robes grants a sense of lightness and agility, as if one could float on a gentle breeze.

Properties:

1. Wind's Embrace: While wearing these robes, the wearer gains a +2 bonus to AC and Dexterity saving throws. Additionally, you have advantage on checks and saving throws to avoid being grappled or restrained.

2. Air Step: As a bonus action, you can hover a few inches off the ground, granting you immunity to effects like caltrops or difficult terrain. For the next minute, you can move through nonmagical difficult terrain without penalty.

3. Zephyr Glide: Once per short rest, you can cast Fly (self only) for up to 10 minutes without expending a spell slot. While flying with this ability, your movement speed is doubled, and you leave a faint trail of shimmering air behind you.

4. Breeze of Reprieve: As an action, you can conjure a burst of wind around you, forcing creatures within 10 feet to make a Strength saving throw (DC 18) or be pushed 10 feet away and knocked prone. Creatures that succeed are unaffected but feel a sudden breeze. This ability can be used once per long rest.

5. Featherfalling: If you fall while wearing these robes, you descend at a gentle pace and take no damage upon landing, regardless of height.

Lore: The Robes of Zephyr are legendary among adventurers, especially those who must traverse harsh and rocky landscapes. The robes were last seen worn by a nomadic monk who wandered the world in search of enlightenment. It is said that the monk could be seen floating atop mountains, with only the wind as their companion.

 Wondrous Item, Legendary

A gift from  ancient river spirits, this crystalline sphere shimmers like flowing water, its depths reflecting an ever-moving current. It holds the power to create a hidden refuge, a sanctuary carved from the essence of the river itself.

• Command Word Activation: When the word “Open” is spoken in Aquan, the sphere activates, unfolding into a pocket dimension centered where it was spoken.
• Instant Sanctuary: All living creatures within 20 feet of the sphere when activated are pulled into the pocket dimension unless they resist with a DC 18 Strength saving throw. Objects and structures remain outside.
• Inside the Pocket Dimension:
  • A 100-foot-diameter riverscape, featuring a gently flowing, endless river filled with fish.
  • A soft, sandy riverbank, providing ample space for resting or setting up tents.
  • Natural brush and driftwood, enough to build a fire.
  • The environment is temperate, clean, and breathable, unaffected by external conditions.
• Duration: The pocket dimension remains open for up to 30 hours (1 day) before closing automatically.
• Closing the Sanctuary: When the word “Close” is spoken in Aquan, the sphere collapses the dimension instantly, returning to the user’s palm, along with all creatures and items inside.
• Disappears from Existence: While in use, the sphere vanishes from reality, preventing any outside interference or detection until it is closed.

• The river inside is drinkable, endlessly flowing, and time does not affect it.
• If a creature resists being pulled in, they remain outside, and the sanctuary forms normally.
• Any unwilling creature inside when it closes must succeed on a DC 18 Charisma saving throw or be forcefully expelled into the nearest available space upon exit.
• The pocket dimension is bound to the spirits of the river—those who respect the waters may find its flow welcoming, while those who would harm the balance may experience the current's wrath.

"The river remembers… and now, it shelters you within."

A crystal formed deep underground that can store magical energy.

These crystal function as a consumable spell slot after use they become a normal piece of quartz. To use, choose a spell and spend your action to make an Arcana check with a DC of 10 + the level of spell you are trying to cast. The spell must be one you are already capable of casting, and be at or below the maximum capacity of the quartz (see the table below). On a successful check, the spell is cast without using a spell slot, and the crystal shatters. On a failure, nothing happens.

Crystal Sizes
The size of the crystal determines its rarity and magical potential.
Miniscule (Uncommon). A miniscule charged crystal can be used to cast spell of 2nd level or below.
Young (Rare). A young charged crystal can be used to cast spell of 3rd level or below.
Standard (Very Rare). A standard charged crystal can be used to cast spell of 4th level or below.
Fully-Formed (Legendary). A charged, fully-formed crystal can be used to cast spell of 5th level or below.

God-Touched (Artifact): A god-touched charged crystal, exposed to divine power, can be used to cast a spell of 9th level or below.

This small, naturally formed blackish-red sphere measures 3/4 of an inch in diameter and weighs an ounce. It is said to be a rare creation of the extreme pressures and intense heat deep within the volcanic caverns of Mount Scargrave, located within the Tzardom of Ashenstead. The bead's surface is smooth yet bears faint cracks that glow dimly with a crimson hue, reminiscent of molten lava.

Properties:

You can use an action to throw the bead up to 60 feet. The bead shatters on impact, creating a surge of energy that tears at the fabric of reality. Each creature within a 5-foot radius of the point of impact must succeed on a DC 15 Dexterity saving throw or be banished, as per the Banishment spell, for up to 1 minute. The bead is destroyed after use.

Lore:

The Beads of Banishment are a rare treasure coveted by mages and collectors alike. These beads are formed only under specific conditions deep within Mount Scargrave, where the intense magical energies mingling with the volcanic heat cause the lava rock to solidify into these potent spheres. It is believed that the bead’s banishing properties are a result of the unique confluence of Ashenstead’s ley lines, which fracture reality itself in the presence of this volcanic power. Collecting one is considered a near-impossible feat, requiring traversing the deadly obsidian flows and magma chambers guarded by the region's fierce fireborne dwarven clans.

The shimmering liquid in this delicate vial contains the tears of a unicorn, harvested only when the creature freely offers them. The substance glows with an ethereal, moonlit light and exudes a gentle warmth. Unicorn Tears are exceptionally rare, and their magic can bring immense blessings or devastating consequences depending on the nature of the one who consumes them.

Special Note: If the tears are extracted unwillingly or by force, they lose their magical properties entirely and instead act as a vial of acid, dealing 2d6 acid damage upon contact.


Effects:

Healing the Good:
If ingested by a creature with a Good alignment:

Any diseases affecting the creature are immediately cured.

Any curses afflicting the creature are lifted.


Blessing the Pure:
If the tears are consumed by a Neutral-aligned creature who has never committed an evil deed, they receive the same benefits as those of Good alignment:

Immediate cure of any diseases.

Removal of any curses.


Slaying the Wicked:
If ingested by a creature with an Evil alignment:

The creature must make a DC 17 Constitution saving throw.

On a failure, they take 9d6 poison damage.

On a success, the damage is halved.


Lore:

Unicorn Tears are believed to be among the purest substances in existence, containing the very essence of a unicorn’s celestial spirit. Legends say that these tears are only given in moments of profound compassion or sorrow, making them incredibly rare and invaluable. However, those who misuse or forcefully extract these tears are said to be cursed, for the magic of a unicorn’s tears turns to venom when tainted by cruelty.

Origin:
Unicorns are elusive beings, and in the world of Luminaria, they can only be found within the Almathean Forest, a sacred and ancient woodland located deep within the Kingdom of Tirnanog. The forest is said to be guarded by powerful natural magic that deters any who enter with ill intent. Only those pure of heart or truly in need are ever graced with the presence of a unicorn, let alone bestowed with its tears. To possess such a vial is a testament to the trust and compassion of these celestial creatures and the sacred bond shared with the denizens of the Almathean Forest.

The Veil of Amunara is a legendary cloak, whispered about in both ancient and modern tales. Said to have once belonged to the Goddess Aethera, Grand Architect and goddess of air, wind, the cosmos and of the stars, also named Amunara to some, the cloak is woven from threads of pure starlight and imbued with the mysteries of the cosmos. When unfurled, it flows like liquid light, shimmering in a way that seems to defy the natural world, almost as if it were a part of the night sky itself.

Appearance and Powers

The Veil’s appearance is that of a midnight-blue cloak, threaded with constellations that shift and change according to the season or its bearer’s intentions. Anyone wearing the Veil can blend seamlessly into the shadows, becoming nearly invisible under the cover of night. However, its power is most potent under a starry sky, where it amplifies magic, granting abilities like limited flight, enhanced vision in darkness, and a unique spell called Starstrider’s Shift.

Starstrider’s Shift allows the bearer to teleport a short distance through an instant, flash-like movement that leaves a faint trail of stardust. This shift allows them to pass through solid objects, though only under starlight.

The Curse of Knowledge

While the Veil grants these extraordinary abilities, it comes with a hidden cost: it gradually instills a "Curse of Knowledge" in its bearer. Those who wear it for prolonged periods gain insight into the fabric of the universe, but this knowledge is incomprehensible to the mortal mind. They begin to experience dreams of otherworldly places and hear whispers of forgotten languages. For some, this knowledge is overwhelming, pushing them toward madness; others see it as a gift and a curse, as they understand things that no one else can see.

Ancient records from the Archives of Mirage's End suggest that the Veil was not created as a tool of power, but as a device to protect the secrets of the stars. Amunara supposedly wore it as she walked the world, concealing the divine truths that no mortal could withstand.

The Trial of Starlight

A rumor persists that anyone hoping to wield the full power of the Veil must undergo a ritual known as the Trial of Starlight. This involves traveling to the Starfallen Isle (or to the highest peak in Luminaria) and meditating under the constellation of Amunara, which appears once every decade. If the bearer is deemed worthy, they gain control over the curse and can access deeper powers of the Veil. Legends speak of only a handful who have ever passed this trial.

A legendary weapon forged by the god of earth, Terrak, before the Sundering, the Sparkblade is said to possess the power the spark of initial creation- before time when the pools of magic collided and birthed the Grand Architects. This sword is said to have been lost in the heart of the world, known known as The Starfall Expanse, and those who seek it are drawn into a trial that tests not only their strength but their wisdom, resolve, and purity. 

 Wondrous Item, Rare (requires attunement by all party members)

The Band of Unity is a thick, darkened silver band forged with care and imbued with subtle magic that symbolizes the bond between adventurers. The surface has a slightly matte, weathered finish, giving it a timeless and enduring quality. Set prominently in the center is an amethyst gemstone, its deep purple hue glowing faintly when all attuned members are nearby, representing unity and shared strength.

Each set of these bands bears a unique symbol crafted by its maker, engraved intricately onto the silver beside the gemstone. For the jeweler in Mirage’s End, the infinity symbol is their mark of craftsmanship. The infinity design is both elegant and bold, subtly framing the amethyst and symbolizing eternal connection and the endless possibilities of teamwork.

Other crafters may use different symbols, such as:

• A sunburst: Forged by some other smiths of the Sunscorched Badlands, signifying resilience and light in adversity.
• A knot of vines: Created by artisans of the Glimmerthorn Wilds, symbolizing growth and interconnectedness.
• A mountain peak: Fashioned by dwarven smiths of Frostheim Expanse, representing steadfast unity.

1. Unity Aura:
   
   • As long as all attuned party members are within 60 feet of each other, each member gains a +1 bonus to all saving throws.

1. Supportive Bond:
   
   • When a party member uses the Help action to assist another attuned party member, the helper gains temporary hit points equal to their proficiency bonus. These temporary hit points last for 1 minute or until expended.

The Band of Unity is a cherished item, not mass-produced but created for groups of adventurers, soldiers, or close companions. The infinity symbol chosen by the jeweler in Mirage’s End reflects the eternal strength of bonds forged through trust and shared purpose, making it one of the most sought-after designs. Many believe that this symbol carries a blessing of resilience, allowing its wearers to overcome even the darkest challenges together.

 Wondrous Item, Uncommon (consumable)

The Sandglass Charm is a small hourglass encased in bronze filigree, filled with fine, golden sand that glows faintly in the dark. A faint hum of magic emanates from it, and the sand inside shifts unnaturally, always seeming to defy gravity.

As an action, the holder can break the hourglass, releasing a burst of magical time energy. 

Echo of the Past (Exploration Effect):

• Breaking the charm allows the holder to briefly glimpse into the past of their surroundings.
• The user sees a vision of an event that took place in their current location within the past day (30 hours), gaining a detailed understanding of key figures or actions that occurred.

• Once used, the Sandglass Charm shatters into golden dust, which fades into the air.
• The charm is often found in markets or ancient ruins in the Sunscorched Badlands, tied to desert nomads who believe it carries the blessings of forgotten timekeepers.

Wondrous Item, Very Rare (utility)

The Desert Prism is a polished crystal the size of a fist, with shifting hues of amber, gold, and pale blue. When light passes through it, the prism projects intricate patterns of color. Nomadic tribes believe it holds the essence of the desert sun and moon.

Solar Lens (Utility):

• When held under direct sunlight, the Desert Prism can focus light into a searing beam.
• This beam can ignite flammable materials (like firewood or ropes) or deal 1d6 fire damage to a single object or creature within 10 feet.

Moonlit Reflection (Utility):

• When used under moonlight, the prism emits a soft, pale glow in a 20-foot radius and dim light for an additional 20 feet.
• Allies within the light gain advantage on checks to navigate or detect hidden features in their surroundings.

Sand Mirage (Illusory Effect):

• Once per day, the user can activate the prism to project a mirage within a 30-foot radius.
• The illusion lasts for up to 10 minutes and can replicate the appearance of desert features such as an oasis, rock formations, or a sandstorm.
• Creatures interacting with the illusion can attempt a DC 14 Intelligence (Investigation) check to discern its falsehood.

• The Desert Prism is sometimes carried by desert wanderers as a multi-functional survival tool and a symbol of harmony with the harsh environment.
• Crafted from crystals found deep within Sunstone Canyon, it’s believed to be infused with Solaria’s blessing.

 Artifact (Warhammer), requires attunement by a giant or a character with a Strength score of 26 or higher

Earthbreaker weighs an astounding 400 lbs. Only those of extraordinary strength or those blessed by Terrak, the God of the Earth, can hope to wield it effectively.

• Weapon Type: Warhammer (colossal, two-handed)
• Damage: 6d12 bludgeoning
• Reach: 15 feet (due to its massive size)
• Properties: Heavy, Two-Handed, Siege

While attuned to Earthbreaker, the wielder gains the following benefits:

• Their Strength score increases by 4, up to a maximum of 30.
• They have advantage on Strength (Athletics) checks and saving throws.
• They are immune to petrification and resistant to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage from nonmagical attacks.
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When you hit a creature or object with Earthbreaker, you can unleash a devastating shockwave. Each creature within 30 feet of the target must make a DC 20 Dexterity saving throw or take 4d12 thunder damage and fall prone. Objects and structures automatically take double damage from this ability. This feature can be used 3 times per long rest.

While attuned to Earthbreaker, you gain the effects of the stoneskin spell. This ability does not require concentration and lasts indefinitely while the hammer is in your possession.

As an action, you can slam Earthbreaker into the ground, creating a fissure in a 60-foot line that is 10 feet wide. Each creature in the line must make a DC 20 Dexterity saving throw, taking 10d10 bludgeoning damage on a failed save or half as much on a success. The fissure remains as difficult terrain and is 20 feet deep. This ability can be used once per long rest.

Earthbreaker cannot be disarmed or moved by magical effects against your will while you are holding it.

Earthbreaker binds itself to the wielder's soul. While attuned, the wielder becomes slow to trust others, highly territorial, and prone to bouts of anger if their possessions are threatened. Prolonged attunement (greater than one year) may result in the wielder becoming a stone statue if they fail a DC 18 Wisdom saving throw, merging with the mountain as an eternal guardian.

Earthbreaker can only be destroyed by collapsing it into the heart of a still-living volcano, where its immense weight and power will sink it beyond recovery. However, such an action may incur the wrath of Terrak himself, leading to devastating consequences.

Wondrous Item, Uncommon

These finely crafted brass goggles are etched with shifting arcane runes, faintly humming with latent energy. When worn, the wearer occasionally glimpses the unseen, as if peering through the surface of reality itself.

Properties:

• While wearing these goggles, you can use an action to activate them, allowing you to see through up to 10 feet of stone, metal, or dense earth for 1 minute.
• This ability recharges after a long rest.
• Fine details or inscriptions on objects cannot be seen—only rough shapes, passageways, or hidden compartments behind solid materials are revealed.
• The magic is unstable; when activated, roll a d6—on a 1, the vision flickers unpredictably, revealing glimpses of something otherworldly for a brief moment before stabilizing.

Wondrous Item, Uncommon (Attunement Optional)

This small, intricately stitched doll shimmers faintly with enchanted embroidery, its fabric sewn together from various colorful patches. Its button eyes glow softly, and a subtle magical aura radiates warmth and comfort.

• Comforting Presence: You have advantage on saving throws against being frightened while the doll is on your person.
• Soothing Whisper: Once per long rest, you can clutch the doll for reassurance, ending the frightened condition on yourself as a reaction.
• Ever-Warm: The doll always feels warm to the touch, radiating a sense of safety and familiarity, even in the coldest nights or darkest places.

Wondrous Item, Uncommon (requires attunement)

This metal bottle exudes the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee, and it always feels cool to the touch. A small chain connects a decorative stopper to the bottle, which refuses to accept any liquid except the comforting brew it produces.

The coffee within is always perfectly warm and soothing. Drinking directly from the bottle has mild restorative properties.

When you drink from the bottle as an action, you regain 1d4 hit points and gain advantage on the next Constitution saving throw you make within the next hour. However, the coffee is somewhat temperamental.

Each time you drink from the bottle, roll a d20:

• On a 1, the bottle refuses to dispense any coffee for the next 1d4 hours.
   
• On a 2–5, the coffee is bitter—no HP is restored, though the advantage effect still applies.
   
• On a 6–20, the item functions normally.
   

Limit: The bottle can be used 3 times per long rest, regaining charges at dawn. If you pour coffee from the bottle instead of drinking it, the liquid vanishes upon leaving the bottle.

 Wondrous Item, uncommon (requires attunement by a bard or spellcaster with Perform proficiency)

These smooth, palm-sized stones are faintly translucent and gently hum when held. When music or emotional speech occurs nearby, the stone resonates, glowing faintly and echoing the tone or melody. Singing Stones are said to be shaped by the echoes of ancient desert winds and crafted with sound-attuned quartz.

• Resonance Memory. When attuned, the stone records and stores the emotional tone of a single performance, speech, or song of at least 1 minute in length. The user can speak a command word to replay this tone as a faint ethereal hum audible within 10 feet. This playback lasts for up to 1 minute and does not interfere with spellcasting.
   
• Emotional Echo. While the Singing Stone is attuned and on your person, you gain advantage on Charisma (Performance) checks made while playing music or delivering a speech, once per long rest.
   
• Harmonic Surge. Once per long rest, you can use a bonus action to activate the Singing Stone during a spellcasting or performance. When you do, choose one creature within 30 feet who can hear you. That creature gains 1d6 temporary hit points, and for 1 minute, has advantage on the next Charisma saving throw it makes.
   

If the stone is exposed to an overwhelmingly negative or chaotic emotional event (DM’s discretion), it may “overload,” losing its memory and becoming inert until re-attuned during a long rest.

Wondrous Item (Common)

This warm-to-the-touch brass pin is etched in the shape of a dancing flame, and it carries a subtle desert enchantment crafted by Tikka Snapvine of Sunrock. When worn near the throat, it radiates a soothing warmth that keeps vocal cords hydrated and resonant, even in the harshest dry winds.

While wearing this item, you gain the following benefits:

Desert Vocal Resilience: You ignore environmental penalties (such as wind, sand, or dryness) that would normally hinder your ability to speak, sing, or cast spells with verbal components.

Soothing Timbre: Your voice is magically enhanced to carry further and remain clear. You can be understood up to double the normal range when speaking or performing, and faint background noise (like campfire crackle or gentle music) never obscures your words.

Wondrous item, uncommon

This woven bracelet contains beads of silver-blue, orange-red, and deep violet, representing the three moons of Luminaria—Eldrida, Aethon, and Nyxora. Crafted with intent and reverence, it hums faintly with lunar energy, offering guidance and quiet protection to its bearer.

While wearing this bracelet:

You gain a +1 bonus to AC and saving throws while not wearing heavy armor or wielding a shield.

Once per long rest, you may invoke the harmony of the moons to gain advantage on one Wisdom, Intelligence, or Charisma saving throw (your choice) as a reaction.

The bracelet glows softly during a full moon of any of the three lunar aspects, granting advantage on Insight or Perception checks during that time.