This festive strand of amber and ruby beads seems to sparkle in the light, as though catching the glow of firelight and festival torches. At its center hangs a round golden medallion engraved with a joyful scene: a diverse group of people laughing and raising their drinks in celebration, their faces full of warmth and mirth.
As an action, you can activate the beads, releasing a subtle magical aura of joy and levity. For the next 10 minutes, all non-hostile creatures within 30 feet of the medallion have advantage on saving throws against being frightened as their spirits are lifted and fear finds no footing in their hearts.
The aura extends from the medallion in a soft, unseen wave of comfort and good humor, often accompanied by the faint sound of cheerful laughter or clinking glasses.
Once expended, the beads retain their appearance but lose all magical properties. Though no longer enchanted, these necklaces are often kept as keepsakes, reminders of the grand parades, arcane carnivals, or festival spectacles where they were earned, caught, or awarded. A nonmagical set of expended Beads of Marriment is typically worth around 5 silver pieces.
Notes: Buff, Social, Utility, Consumable, Necklace, Jewelry
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