Coin of Sorrows

Description:

"Damned thing, it looks neat but aint no body want it, not even that damn twixt wanted it and hes always after weird shit, pays top coin too.... may as well just toss it in the river" famous words of Cassius the Magnificant before being cursed by the coin of sorrows... they really shouldn't have tried to steal from the "kingslayer" 

(The mysterious coin, whos image bearer portrays a missing eye, is now seared into your flesh, with eye patched figure staring back at you from the back of your right hand. Within the palm of your right hand, is the outline of silvery shimmer, inscribed are the words, "Property of Kingslayer, you are MINE!")

Effects:

- User gains the trait - "Heads or Tails?" - full action - user can activate spell by saying to DM "let my fate be sealed", DM tosses a coin. If players guesses correctly they chose 1 creature and reduce their HP to 0, if player guesses incorrectly their HP gets reduced to zero and activates "The Vanisher" trait. (3 uses/charges per long rest) 

- User gains trait - "The Vanisher" user cannot die, but once HP reaches 0, user regains benefits of a long rest and permenant increase of MAX HP by 10, is teleported by DM to the nearest Enemy or Ally (Coin toss, user decides if guesses correctly, DM decides if guess is incorrect), and lose -2 ASI based off coin toss (Heads = -2 DEX, Tails = -2 CHA)

- User gains trait - "break a leg" - when casting bardic inspiration, player must roll 1d4 first which determines the following effects instead of bardic inspiration: 

1 = castor gains 1 level of exhaustion, -15HP and MS reduced by half for next turn - target does not gain 1d6 modifier

2 = Target and castor lose 8hp and MS is reduced by 10ft.Target gain 1d4 modifier instead of 1d6 modifier

3 = Target gains advantage (+5) on all rolls, +15ft MS, automatic crit upon next attack roll + 1d12 modifier instead of 1d6 for next action.

4 = Target gains advantage, +1 action, Double MS and +1d20 modifier instead of 1d6 on attack rolls for remained of combat/next combat encounter. 

Passive effects:

+ 1d6 to all healing rolls. 

+ 1 to AC at Levels 2,4,6,8