The Amulet of the Forerunner is a black metal orb hanging from a black cord; the texture resembles carbon-fiber. A creature attuned to the Amulet of the Forerunner can cast the Clairvoyance spell at will. When cast in this way, the spell has a casting time of 1 action, it can only be used to hear, and it has a reduced range of 300 ft.
Once per dawn, a creature attuned to this amulet can cast Contact Other Plane. The being contacted by this casting of Contact Other Plane is always a being known as the Forerunner. The Forerunner is not omniscient, but dwells in a realm far above the sky of the material plane. The Forerunner therefore has a bird's-eye view of any above-ground location on the material plane; and can reply to questions about terrain, creatures, and structures with pinpoint accuracy. The Forerunner only offers knowledge, not advice, and is a being void of alignment.
Cursed. When a creature attunes to the Amulet of the Forerunner, the amulet binds itself to the wearer and can only be removed with a successful DC 30 Strength check. Any metal items the attuned creature is wearing or carrying are covered in a magic rust similar to russet mold. Any humanoid or beast that starts its turn within 5ft. of the creature must make a DC 13 Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the creature will spawn 1d4 Vegepygmy(if humanoid) or 1 Thorny(if beast) when it dies. Additionally, when a creature completes a long rest while attuned to this item, they must succeed a DC 13 constitution saving throw. On a failed save, it is poisoned. While poisoned in this way, a creature takes 7 (2d6) poison damage at the start of each of its turns. A creature may repeat this saving throw at the end of each of its turns, ending the effect on itself on a success. A humanoid that dies while poisoned in this way also spawns 1d4 Vegepygmy 24 hours later.
A creature in direct sunlight automatically succeeds its saving throws against this curse.
Notes: Charge is expended when Contact Other Plane is cast., Communication, Scrying, Detection, Utility, Cursed
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