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Ring of Hidden Morality Aura strong illusion; CL 5th Slot ring; Price 2,500 gp; Weight — Description This polished golden ring is set with nine small gemstones arranged in a precise 3×3 grid. Each gemstone corresponds to a different alignment, subtly color-tuned to suggest its nature, though the hues are often too muted to be easily distinguished by casual observers. By touching one of the gemstones and speaking a command word, the wearer masks their alignment to match the one associated with the selected stone. For the next hour, any effect, spell, or ability that attempts to determine the wearer’s alignment instead reveals the chosen alignment. If a creature attempts to discern the wearer’s true alignment using magic or similar means, the effect must succeed on a Will saving throw (DC 20). On a failed save, the effect returns the false (chosen) alignment. On a successful save, the wearer’s true alignment is revealed. Once activated, the ring cannot be used again until 24 h...

Hat of Belying Aura faint illusion; CL 2nd Slot head; Price 2,400 gp; Weight 1 lb. DESCRIPTION At a glance, this unassuming hat appears to be nothing more than a short-brimmed, felted statute cap of common make - the sort worn by laborers, scribes, or dockside traders. Its fabric is slightly coarse to the touch, dyed in muted tones that resist attention. Yet when worn, the Hat of Belying subtly bends perception around its bearer, weaving a convincing illusion that reshapes the wearer’s apparent form. The wearer may, at will, alter her appearance as though affected by alter self . This illusion affects the wearer’s entire body, not merely the head, seamlessly blending voice, posture, and physical presence into the chosen guise. As part of the transformation, the hat itself shifts form to match the disguise - becoming a comb, ribbon, circlet, coif, hood, helmet, or any other plausible headwear appropriate to the assumed identity. Observers perceive the illusion as wholly natura...

Pilti’s Picks Wondrous Item These slender, well-balanced lockpicks are crafted from a pale, silvery alloy that seems almost too light to be durable. Each pick is etched with fine, looping patterns reminiscent of winding alleyways and hidden passages, and when held in darkness, they faintly catch ambient light even before their magic stirs. When brought near hidden danger, however, the set emits a soft, aqua-colored glow - subtle at first, but unmistakable to a careful eye. Pilti, the halfling thief whose name these tools bear, was something of a legend even in her own time. Unlike most burglars who relied solely on nimble fingers and quick wits, Pilti cultivated an almost uncanny sense for danger. Stories claim she could “feel” traps before she saw them, often pausing mid-step with a knowing smirk before disarming mechanisms others would never have noticed. Whether through instinct, luck, or something more supernatural, she survived heists that claimed far more seasoned thieves, and...

Magical Belts Magical belts are typically crafted from thick, durable leather, most often in shades of brown or black, though more exotic hues are not unknown among wealthy patrons, guild enchanters, or less reputable occult craftsmen. Each belt is secured by a metal buckle etched with intricate sigils, veves, or arcane glyphs - the buckle serves as the locus of the enchantment, binding the magic into a stable form. The buckle is inseparable from the belt’s power. If it is removed, damaged, or altered, the enchantment collapses instantly, rendering both belt and buckle permanently nonmagical. Despite their mundane appearance, these items subtly reshape themselves when worn, tightening or loosening to fit the wearer as though guided by unseen hands. In the river cities and lowland courts where trade, superstition, and quiet power intermingle, such belts are rarely mass-produced. Each carries the mark of its maker - whether a disciplined artificer, a back-alley charmwright, or a pries...

Avok’s Razor (Note: Format follows  Tome Of Artifacts. Eldritch Relics And Wonders) Minor Artifact Aura Strong necromancy and evil; CL 18th Slot —; Price —; Weight 1 lb. DESCRIPTION Avok’s Razor is a well-worn straight razor with a darkened metal handle engraved with delicate images of women’s faces. Each face is unique, their expressions ranging from serene to sorrowful. The blade is polished to a mirror finish and never dulls. Closer inspection reveals dried blood embedded within the hinge and handle, impossible to remove. When held by an evil creature or a worshiper of a deity of death, the blade begins to seep fresh blood, which vanishes moments after falling. Animals react violently to the Razor’s presence, and even those without magical sensitivity feel a deep unease when near it. LORE Characters can learn more about Avok’s Razor with a successful Knowledge (arcana) or Knowledge (religion) check. DC Result 15 Avok’s Razor was created by a lonely barber surgeo...

Cursed +1 Shield of Dragon Attraction It is said by the most learned of scholars and sages that, due to truly unknown aspects of magic, sometimes a magic item can become cursed simply due to the actions of it's owner. This shield is one such item, and cursed it truly is. Pray to whatever Gods you believe in that you should never happen upon it. This shield seems to be attracted to individuals that demonstrate great stupidity, pigheadedness or simpleminded actions. This doesn't include beings with actual mental deficiencies or low INT scores, just beings that do something so incredibly stupid that the gods themselves would facepalm. Shield of Dragon Attraction +1 Heavy Steel Shield (Cursed) Aura: Moderate Enchantment and Transmutation Caster Level: 12th Slot: Shield Price: — (Cursed; see text) Weight: 15 lb. DESCRIPTION At first glance, this battered but serviceable shield appears to be nothing more than a standard +1 heavy steel shield. Its surface is marred b...