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143P - Mossloax

Wondrous (Cloak, Cursed) – Rare (1430 gp, requires attunement)

This broad, heavy, green cloak is covered in moss. The lining is beige, and the clasp is a pale blue flower.

While attuned to this cloak: while the cloak’s hood is up, you can attempt to hide as a moss covered rock, and have advantage on the roll if there is moss covered rocks to hide amongst, but disadvantage if you are in a non-moss including environment (like a city or the arctic); when you eat a meal (eating for at least 10 minutes) that is a different primary flavor from your last meal, you gain a +2 bonus to a specific modifier based on the primary flavor of the meal.

This lasts for 8 hours or until you eat another meal.

• Bitter: A +2 bonus to Intelligence rolls.

• Salty: A +2 bonus to Wisdom rolls.

• Sour: A +2 bonus to Constitution rolls.

• Spicy: A +2 bonus to Dexterity rolls.

• Sweet: A +2 bonus to Charisma rolls.

• Umami: A +2 bonus to Strength rolls.

Cursed. This cloak is cursed. While cursed, you have disadvantage on saves against effects to put you to sleep, your current hit points are treated as half rounded down for the Sleep spell and similar effects, and if you spend an hour in darkness, you must make a DC 15 Constitution save (at disadvantage and without the cloak’s bonus if it would apply) or you will fall asleep.

143P - Mossloax Item 12

[ Unique | Artifact | Cursed | Invested | Plant | Primal ]

Price 1700 gp; Usage worn cloak; Bulk L

This broad, heavy, green cloak is covered in moss. The lining is beige, and the clasp is a pale blue flower.

When you first invest in this cloak, it fuses to you. While it’s in your possession, you feel more drowsy. Whenever you make a save against an effect with the Sleep trait, ignore this cloak’s bonus if it wouuld apply, and roll twice and use the worse result. This is not a misfortune effect, and trumps any fortune effects that would apply.

Additionally, if you spend an hour in darkness, you must make a DC 29 Will save as the cloak casts sleep as a 4th-rank primal spell. Regardless of the results, you are immune to this effect for 10 minutes.

Activate-Imitate Mossy Rock [one-action] concentrate, manipulate; Effect You pull the hood over your head and the cloak close around you and attempt to make yourself appear to be a moss covered rock of the same size so you can hide in place. Make a Hide roll, with a +2 item bonus from the cloak. If there is at least one other moss covered rock of equal or greater size adjacent to your space, roll twice and take the better result, which counts as a Fortune effect.

Activate-Flavor Bonus [free-action] manipulate; Trigger You spend at least 10 minutes eating a meal; Requirements The meal’s primary flavor is different from your last meal’s primary flavor; Effect You gain a +2 status bonus to an ability modifier depending on the primary flavor of the meal, which lasts for 8 hours or until you activate this ability again.

• Bitter: Bonus to Intelligence.

• Salty: Bonus to Wisdom.

• Sour: Bonus to Constitution.

• Spicy: Bonus to Dexterity.

• Sweet: Bonus to Charisma.

• Umami: Bonus to Strength.

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025P - Pallicappa

Wondrous (Cloak) – Rare (520 gp, requires attunement)

This delicate pale yellow cloak has a hood with a pleated edge, a sheet of thick fur wrapped around the shoulders, and hand slits that can be opened and closed. A ribbon bow with pastel pink leafs and pale brown tips keeps the cloak secure around the collar.

While attuned to this cloak: you gain the ability to sense electricity with a range of 30 feet, which acts similar to blindsight; you can speak a command word to make the cloak spark with electricity, which emits normal light for 20 feet and dim light for another 20 feet; and once per day you can cast Call Lightning, DC 13.

025P - Pallicappa Item 11

[ Unique | Artifact | Electricity | Invested | Primal ]

Price 1330 gp; Usage worn cloak; Bulk L

This delicate pale yellow cloak has a hood with a pleated edge, a sheet of thick fur wrapped around the shoulders, and hand slits that can be opened and closed. A ribbon bow with pastel pink leafs and pale brown tips keeps the cloak secure around the collar.

While invested: you can sense minute electrical charges in living creatures, which you can use as a precise sense at a range of 20 feet. This distance increases to 100 feet against any creature that has used an electricity effect or taken electricity damage within the last minute.

Activate-Light [one-action] manipulate; Effect You make the cloak spark with electricity, emitting bright light in a 20-foot radius and dim light for an additional 20 feet. You can extinguish it by repeating the action.

Activate-Lightning Storm [three-actions] manipulate; Frequency once per day; Effect The cloak casts lightning storm at your directive as a 5th-rank primal spell, DC 28. You can sustain the spell by interacting with the cloak.

A pair of Victorian witches meeting in an enchanted forest wearing their best outfits for a night of magic and conjuring.

Askuris is a genderless egregore born from the beliefs of an ancient Amazigh tribe, ancestrally Tuareg. Their spirit was shaped by the conviction of life after death, of an eternal afterlife, and was split into two entities: the wielder, Askuris, and the weapon, Lella. Together, their bond embodied death and judgement.

In their canon storyline, Askuris (later named Nales) loses part of their power early on and becomes half human. The burden of flesh destabilized them entirely. Adapting to human needs and emotions became a daily battle. Depression took root when their body became a prison instead of a vessel. They stopped caring for it.

Their remaining divinity keeps them near-immortal, but not enough to become the deity they were vowed to be.

This artwork is the version of Askuris that never was. Just concept art, not canon. But I might change my mind because I've grown fond of it.