This coin embodies the pure thrill of chance. It is a sacred token of Tymora, goddess of luck, and is often used in rituals or reckless dares by her most devoted followers. To flip it is to surrender control to fate itself, knowing that fortune or ruin could be just a flip away.
Appearance
The coin is crafted from a blend of gold and silver, its edge ridged and well-worn. One side bears the warm embrace of Tymora. The reverse shows a skeletal hand reaching upward from the void, bony fingers out- stretched as if to grasp whatever fortune slips through.
Divine Attention
Repeated use of the coin may cventually attract the notice of divine entities, particularly Tymora or her oppositc forces. Some say flipping the coin too often risks tipping the balance of fate, drawing the interest of trickster fey, celestial bookkeepers, or worse-Beshaba, goddess of misfortune, who hates when mortals gamble with power that isn't theirs.
Mechanics
As a bonus action, you may flip Adam's Lucky Coin before making an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw, Roll a d2 (or flip a real coin):
Heads (Tymora): Treat the result as a natural 20 (criti cal success).
Tails (Skeleton Hand): Treat the result as a natural 1 critical failure).
Lore
Forged in a forgotten temple of Tymora, this coin was once used in trials of faith-offered to those brave enough to stake their lives on chance alone, Clerics say Tymora herself smiles on those who dare to use it. Others believe the skeletal hand on its reverse waits patiently to snatch away those who rely too often on fortune's fickle favor.
Notes: Damage: Psychic
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