Magic Items

This maul’s head is sculpted to resemble the first storm giant’s ruler, King Hekaton. The edge wears and scars marking the weapon speaks about the brutal battle its previous owner has gone through with the other giants. Whenever a giant comes within range of its wielder, the maul glows and lets out sparks of electricity.

This ring was worn by the demiurge of Cyric as the god attempted to escape the shackles of the Supreme Throne.

Wicked. When the bearer is presented with an opportunity to act in a selfish or malevolent way, the item heightens the bearer's urge to do so.

The first book of Mystryl emits a divine green glow when in use. The symbol of Mystryl is carved into the front. Three of such books exist and the full extent of their capabilities are unknown. You may request the book to perform a task for you (at DM’s discretion), however the book may or may not reject your request. If it does, a heavy price is expected.

This magnificent suit of plate armor was forged by the same legendary smith that crafted the Undisputed Multiversal Championship belt. As the champion marches forth, their presence is marked by the resounding clangor of steel and the shimmering brilliance of their armor—a shield against physical harm and a symbol of their indomitable spirit. In every clash and confrontation, the armor stands as a testament to the champion's honored status, destined to shape the fate of realms and etch their name in the annals of legend.

The wide blade of this exquisite weapon is inlaid with draconic runes of violet amethyst. Its grip is fashioned in the shape of a coiled snake, with the pommel as its head. The sword was initially created by yuan-ti smiths on the plane of Vudra. As a mundane blade, it was then lost by its wielder during a failed conquest of a dragon-ruled realm.
It gained its magic over centuries of languishing in an amethyst dragon’s hoard, before being recovered by a raid of conquering mariliths. The mariliths returned it to their home plane of Vudra, where it was often used as the first blade of its greatest champions, including — legends say — Shaktari herself.

This scarf made of platinum scales was a gift from Bahamut himself and is made from his scales. This item has the Guardian minor property.

This armor is made fully from tentacles of the mind flayers, shrouded in fluids of cerebrals, and magically touched by Ilsensine yet contains not a spark of divinity.

A loop of shimmering threads that seems to phase in and out of existence. A personal gift from the Lady of Magic herself.

Strange Material (Dragon Scale). This armor is made from the scale of the dead Leviathan of the Broken God. While the armor appears black indoors or in dim light, it is actually a very deep amethyst color and sparkles in direct sunlight. This armor is not made of metal.

Weapon (scimitar), legendary (requires attunement by a Creature of the Weapon’s Choice: In this case, a creature that worships ONLY Shar and must be wielding The Left Chakram of Shar.)

Its weapon’s bonus to attack rolls and damage roll is already increased to +3.
When the user hits with an attack roll using the moonblade, they deal 3d6 force damage on a hit.
The Moonblade has the properties of a Ring of Spell Storing.

Personality. The chakram rarely speaks. If it did, it simply agrees and echoes what its sister, the other chakram, says.

Flavor: The chakram is forged in a pair with the essence and malice of Shar. When it was forged. Shar poured her sorrow, hatred, and despair into its blade, coating it in a layer of purple, wrapping it in the shadow weave, then finally folding and sharpening to an unimaginable extent. Every arc it does, every swing it travels, traces of the night can be seen in its trail. This chakram can only be wielded when it is in pair with her sister, The Right Chakram of Shar.

A relic of lost Imaskari, this ring survived the Battle of Almorel. It is barely more than a magically captured gust of wind that perpetually winds about your finger.

This black studded leather armor is made from the hide of a Far Realm monstrosity. This hide’s exposure to the Far Realm protects its bearer from extreme temperatures. If the armor is flipped inside out, a game of tic-tac-toe using the letters “M” and “E” is visible.

This plate armor was recovered from the ursine archons that guard the gate to Mount Celestia. It still smells of bear.

Rewards: Bracers of Celerity (Sentinel Undead), Rhythm-maker’s Drum +3 (War Leader, Den-den daiko), Amulet of the Devout +3 (Temperate), (Compass), Holy Avenger (Whip, Guardian)

This armor is forged by an avatar of Helm. The leather seem to have a radiant shimmer held together by obsidian rivets. Etched on the armor’s chest is the symbol of Helm, a staring eye with blue pupil on the upright left war gauntlet.

If allied with Zerah, it will reveal a hidden inscription under a moonlight.
Your victories are seen and celebrated. In the shadows of defeat, you are not alone.

If allied with Ananias, it will reveal a hidden inscription in complete darkness.
True freedom is knowledge that there is no moral law. Everything is permissible.