Equipment

While you wear it, you can't be targeted by divination magic or perceived through magical scrying or location, and creatures can't read your thoughts by magic.

A cursed bag that looks and acts like a bag of holding, but its interior is the maw of an otherworldly creature. Objects placed inside are devoured over a few minutes. A creature pulled or climbing inside makes a POWER save or is drawn into the Fade and consumed; on a success it escapes back out. Reaching in to retrieve something risks the same.

Holds up to 50 weight of gear but always counts as 1 weight to carry; reach in with the Retrieve Item technique. It holds about 10 minutes of air divided among any living things sealed inside. If the bag is destroyed, everything within is lost to the Fade. Placing it inside another extradimensional space (a portable hole, another bag of holding) ruptures both: everything within 10 feet is torn into the Fade and lost.

Eat it (a Use Item action) to gain a full day's food and water—even where you normally can't eat, drink, or breathe—and recover 1 exhaustion. Single use.

On command (a Use Item action) the flask fills with a drinkable liquid of your choice—water, weak wine, vinegar, oil, honey, or beer—producing up to a few gallons over a day.

A Use Item action pours water, fresh or salt, in one of three streams: a trickle (1 gallon per round), a gush (5 gallons as an action), or an aimed geyser (30 gallons per round). A creature struck by the geyser makes a POWER save—on a miss it is shoved 10 feet and knocked prone, on a weak hit shoved 5 feet, on a strong hit unmoved.

Locked onto a creature (it must be willing or restrained), the shackles prevent it from teleporting or traveling to or through other planes, the Fade, or extradimensional spaces. They open with their key or a Cunning check to pick.

When activated, hovers in place. Whoever activated it can It answers five spoken commands, each costing 1 AP: follow, and it keeps within 10 feet of you; come, and it travels up to 20 feet toward you; stay, and it holds where it is; rise or fall, and it travels up to 20 feet straight up or down.

Thrown or flung into the air, the dust bursts in a 30-foot radius. Each creature there makes a POWER save or is Stunned by uncontrollable sneezing and choking, repeating the save at the end of each of its turns to end it. Single use.

Open the stopper (a Use Item action) and the bottle pours out thick smoke that heavily obscures a 60-foot radius, spreading 10 feet further each round, until you stopper it again (also a Use Item action). A strong wind disperses it.

A box the size of a brick that, on command, unfolds into a 10-foot rowboat or a 24-foot keelboat, and folds back to a box at a word.

While you wear these, you have a climb speed and a swim speed equal to your walking speed, and climbing costs you no extra movement.

While you wear these—and they're invisible on your hands—you have advantage on ability checks to pick locks and pockets and to disarm traps.

While you wear these, you have darkvision out to 60 feet. If you already have darkvision, its range increases by 60 feet.

A central pocket holds up to 50 weight and two side pouches up to 20 weight each, yet the whole pack always weighs 1. Its contents ride at the top, so a Retrieve Item from it costs no AP. It holds about 10 minutes of air divided among any living things inside; if destroyed, everything within is lost to the Fade, and placing it inside another extradimensional space ruptures both as a bag of holding does.

Press the button and the rod fixes in place in midair, bearing up to 100 weight before it slips; press it again to release. A fixed rod makes a foothold, a bar, or a lever.

A small cube that, on command, grows into a square stone tower 20 feet on a side with a single door that opens only at your word; it shrinks back to a cube on command, refusing to close on anything larger than it can hold.

Use Item once per day to recover 2 fatigue.

Use Item once per day to regain 2d4+2 HP. While you wear it, you also have advantage on saves to avoid or end the Poisoned condition.

While you wear it, you are immune to the Poisoned condition and to poison damage.

While you wear it, you have advantage on death saves, and you double the HP you regain from any rest or recovery die.

A folded cloth that unfurls into a 10-foot-deep, 6-foot-wide extradimensional pit; fold the cloth to close it, sealing anything inside. A closed hole holds 1 hour of air divided among the creatures within. A creature can climb out of an open hole with an Athletics check. Placing it inside another extradimensional space ruptures both, opening a one-way gate to the Fade that pulls everything within 10 feet through.

3 charges, regaining 1d3 at your daily preparations. Spend 1–3 charges as a Use Item action to make a ranged attack (+4) against a creature within 60 feet; on a hit it takes 2d10 force damage and is shoved 5 feet for each charge spent. Alternatively, spend 1–3 charges to batter a nonmagical object within 60 feet (a POWER check at +5 per charge).

While you wear this, you see in all directions: advantage on Perception checks that rely on sight, and you can't be surprised by anything you can see. You also have darkvision and truesight out to 120 feet. A bright-light effect cast on the robe, or sudden daylight, blinds it—and you—for 1 minute.

Covered in cloth patches that each peel off to become a real object: it always bears a lantern, a dagger, a mirror, a pole, a coil of rope, and a sack, plus a handful of stranger patches (a ladder, a chest, a window, a rowboat, a pit) chosen by the GM. Once a patch is used, it is gone.

60 feet of rope that obeys a spoken command (a Use Item action): it climbs and anchors itself to a point you name, knots or unknots at 1-foot intervals, or holds fast up to 50 weight.

While you wear these, you can move up, down, and across vertical surfaces and along ceilings with your hands free, with a climb speed equal to your walking speed. They fail on slick surfaces such as ice or grease.

Studied as a Work on a Project (Countdown 16) completed within a tenday, it permanently raises your POWER by +1, to a maximum of +10; the tome then loses its magic for a century.

Studied as a Work on a Project (Countdown 16) completed within a tenday, it permanently raises your LUCK by +1, to a maximum of +10; the tome then loses its magic for a century.

Studied as a Work on a Project (Countdown 16) completed within a tenday, it permanently raises your FOCUS by +1, to a maximum of +10; the tome then loses its magic for a century.

Studied as a Work on a Project (Countdown 16) completed within a tenday, it permanently raises your CUNNING by +1, to a maximum of +10; the tome then loses its magic for a century.