Mindara's Drop: First created by the now-legendary Mindara, spellwielding sub-captain of the Revolution of Thorns, the small ornaments now known as Mindara's Drops continue to be a boon for secretive magic-users. Unfortunately the design of the Drops contains Mindara's curse of flaws in execution. Whether a ruby hung from a delicate golden chain, a rough stoneware pendant on a peasant's woven wristlet or simple one shimmering glass bead among many, Mindara's Drop requires two things: that it not be perfectly spherical, and that it must be red.
When commanded, Mindara's Drop transforms into a small, hand-sized book bound in red velvet and silver, capable of containing up to five spells as a normal spellbook. A second command returns the Drop to its ornamental form. By sacrificing a bit of energy to the Drop -- equivalent to one hit point, which may not be healed unless the bond is voluntarily given up or the owner of the Drop died -- it may be bonded to a single owner, permitting no other to change its form or alter its spells unless the enchanted bond is broken.
3 comments:
I like this one!
Very nice. Does it detect as magic though? It seems it would be even more useful if you enemies were likely to overlook it.
@Chgowiz
Thank you! :3
@seaofstarsrpg:
I couldn't decide on whether it should be detectable (Mindara's flaw curse at work even more strongly) or not, and then forgot to address the issue at all ... *sheepish*
I would recommend, as a default, that in its concealed form the Drop does not detect as magical, but the book form does.
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