This heavy cast-iron door is roughly 5 1/2 ft high and 4 feet wide, and 1 foot thick. The top half of it is bone, while the bottom half is steel, seemingly joined by the bronze face of a boar with topaz eyes in the center. Upon close inspection, a thin seam runs down the middle of the boar's face. Along the upper half, a Leonin inscription is engraved just along the edge, while giant runes decorate the lower frame. This door can be wielded as an offensive shield that deals 1d8+1 bludgeoning damage. While holding this shield, you can only wield one-handed weapons.
Bash and Bury. On a successful hit with your shield, you may use your bonus action to attempt to pin an enemy between the door and a hard surface. The creature must succeed on a Strength saving throw (8+Strength modifier) or be pinned, during which time both you and the creature have 0 move speed. The creature may repeat the saving throw at the beginning of each of its turns.
Barricade. You can use an action to plant the door into the ground. thick, rib-like bones protrude from either side of the shield as it stretches on either side, up to 10 feet of cover for an hour. You may use this feature once per day.
(Condition) Dimension Door. If the Door is returned to the base of Vortes's home tree in Plely's False Forest, you may attempt a Dimension Door to the Celestial Plane, where you can reach Anhur, The General of the Gods.
Notes: Grappled, by a Paladin, Fighter, or Cleric
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