Magic Items Claims

The Dragonstone hangs as a corded jewel on a worn leather necklace, its golden light pulsing with the essence of dragonfire. It grants its bearer mastery over flame, gifting the power to command and shape fire at will. With it comes firesight, the ability to see through any source of flame, and complete immunity to fire itself. The stone’s greatest gift is firestep—teleportation between linked flames—granting its wielder both devastating power and unmatched mobility.

Forged from blackened steel with a sleek band of gold, this ring hums with dormant power. Each strike channels weapon-level damage, even allowing the wearer—once per combat—to attack twice in a single turn.

When this silver wrist cuff is put on, the wearer feels a sudden surge of awareness. Increases Wisdom by +2 while worn. Wulfric wears his on his left arm.

These earrings, a golden sun stud and a silver moon stud, have the ability to connect the wearers to each other over great distances. When worn, they allow the wearers to speak to each other telepathically, regardless of how far they are. Wulfric wears the sun.

A sun-shaped, golden coin. When it is flipped, it erupts in a burst of radiant light that blinds nearby enemies and heals up to two allies by 2d4+2, once per thread.

This prosthesis replaces his left arm, beginning at his mid-bicep. It is made primarily of silver and black leather with hardy glass veins and accents that faintly glow with the blue energy that powers it. The flexible veins implant into his skin near his armpit, blinding with his nerves and giving the prosthesis the ability to move and feel like a natural limb. It gives a +1 STR bonus.

The rainbow wings tattooed across his shoulders have the ability to erupt from his back and envelope him in a life or death scenario. In the event of a fatal attack or roll, Devlin can make a death save (DC 10, no modifier), and if it succeeds, he successfully avoids the last attack.

When this silver wrist cuff is put on, the wearer feels a sudden surge of awareness. Increases Wisdom by +2 while worn. Devlin wears his on his right arm.

These earrings, a golden sun stud and a silver moon stud, have the ability to connect the wearers to each other over great distances. When worn, they allow the wearers to speak to each other telepathically, regardless of how far they are. Devlin wears the moon.

This elegant revolver is made from old steel with a worn, wooden grip, but the entire thing is light-absorbing black. Three runes are etched over six cylinders, which glow an eerie green when fired with their specific type of magic: radiation, vitality, and darkness. The creator of this gun is immune to the effects of it.

Two glossy black threads. When a promise is made while wearing these threads around the wrist, they will become unbreakable. If the promise is broken, the thread will not stop tightening until things are set right, or a limb is severed.

The Ursashard is a weighty ring of pale, gleaming metal, its band wrought with interlaced knots that shape prowling bears along its curve. Between their frozen forms lie deep sapphirine stones, gleaming like shards of ice. It grants mastery over frost: ice may be summoned, shaped, and commanded at will. No frost, rime, or ice will harm its bearer. Yet its greatest gift is mercy: through the bearer’s touch, healing flows in a bloom of gleaming hoarfrost: torn flesh sealed, broken bone knit cleanly, fever quieted, venom drawn out.

A soulful bit of magic, the Mask of Sorrows requires a binding connection to its wearer, and once it is bound, no one but the wearer can see it. If another person touches the wearer's face while the mask is donned, it becomes visible to that person as well. The mask gets its name from the vision it lays upon the bearer. Things appear older than they actually are; trees shed their leaves and flowers wilt. The sky is darker, the rain is louder, and wind whispers the kinds of things that freezes love in her place. People look like themselves but disfigured in the throws of whatever sadness holds them. Most people hide their innermost regrets and losses. The mask reveals these tragedies to the bearer as a play or very realistic visions. This shadow-bound mask also allows shadowstep twice per thread within a range of thirty feet, as long as the linked shadows are no less than half the wearer's size. The ability persists due to the immense power within the mask, but pushing limits has its costs. Exceeding two shadowsteps within one thread requires a DC 15 Wisdom save, or the risk of being transported into the nearest sorrow becomes quite high. The maximum number of shadowsteps per thread is four.

A jade and copper link necklace that allows the wearer to interact with plants on a deeper level. While worn, the wearer is granted the ability to communicate with plants. During this time, the plants gain human intelligence.

A soft grey riverstone about the size of ones palm. On closer look, you can see the thin grey stripes it has, making it all the more enchanting. Pressed against brick or wood, it softens a section just wide enough to crawl through before hardening again.

A simple gold band, this ring conceals organic magic from Siphons. Any Siphon that tries to use magic from the wearer instead receives the symbolic potential for Loom magic, but finds none to mimic.

Anything non-magical placed inside this small cigar box gets replicated.

A sachet of herbs. A compress that absorbs kinetic impact. Press to bruised ribs, sprains, or blunt trauma to heal them for 2d4+2.

An unassuming matchbox. Comes with ten matches. When struck, the flame leans toward the nearest exit.

A plain black cloak. This cloak can mask the wearer's scent from all animals, and even sometimes shifters. Sewn where a tag should go is "If found, return to Sneaky Von Sneakerson."

This ring was forged by a thaumaturgy mage at the request of Celosia Ayelet's late husband. He took a piece of coal from his forge and brought it to a thaumaturgy mage and had the ring commissioned. It grants the wearer the ability to summon and wield fire at will.