This is an amulet in the shape of an acorn. It is solely made of oak wood and looks like an acorn with a golden top. It was created by an oak god (whose name is long forgotten). Legends says a witch infused it with dark magic, so the god became scared of it and threw it away somewhere in the world.
When you throw the amulet hard into the ground, it cracks and you roll a D6 to see what happens. You can't use it again until dawn, when it becomes normal again.
1. You turn into an oak tree for 24 hours. If you lose HP you turn back into your normal form. You do not regain HP.
2. You turn a random creature within sight into an oak tree with a loud "boom!". The creature stays in oak tree shape for 5 hours. If it dies, it turns into a pile of ash.
3. An oak tree grows in front of you (you can shape it while it grows if you have an attunement).
4. Shape a tree within sight how you want, if it isn't an oak tree, you have to have an attunement to shape it.
5. For the next 10 hours you can only eat sticks and bark.
6. You can communicate with oak trees until dawn.
When in oak tree shape, you take extra damage by fire (both normal and magical fire) and axes, and less damage by weapons and spells.
Each time you use the amulet, roll a D20. If you roll a 1, the amulet explodes into a dense, black cloud which deals 2D8 damage to everyone within 10 feet (the amulet disappears without a trace). Every time you turn someone (including yourself) into an oak tree, the chance increases by 1.
Notes: by a druid or cleric, Creation, Shapechanging, Headwear, transmutation
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