A crown of light, which can't be removed or concealed, floats above your head. You suddenly hold the very certain (and false)
belief that you are royalty.
You are compelled to spend a minimum of 10 gp per day on luxuries for yourself.
You have disadvantage on any Charisma checks against common folk. To perform a task that could be considered menial or lowly, you must first succeed on a DC 15 Wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, you refuse. On nights when you cannot find suitably luxurious shelter, you suffer a level of exhaustion.
Shopkeepers and vendors perceive you as wealthy, and will not offer you discounts of any kind. Likewise, thieves believe you to be affluent and are more likely to target you.
When other rulers hear of your false claims to title and authority, they deem you a threat to their rule. At the start of each long rest, the GM rolls 1d6. On a 6, an assassin will make an attempt on your life within the next 24 hours. When, where, and how is left to GM discretion.
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