Ah yes. The lord of the rings ring.

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Ah yes. The lord of the rings ring.

 My precious.

Every bugbear's dream.

Every shadow monk bugbear's dream

Sauron sweats nervously

The One Ring in Dungeons and Dragon! I want this for my elf ranger. Stealth 1000

One ring to rule them all....

I like that, unlike the spell of the same name, it does not require concentration. 

I wish i had this ring

I’m trying to pick random magic items to describe as daelkyr creations so I’m better at that if I ever get to run an Eberron campaign.

“Belashyrra created a mere handful of these rings studded with tiny eyes, curiously darting about. If you stumble upon one, its aberrant power over vision can corrupt the eyes of your onlookers, effectively removing you. It’s said that the Lord of Eyes itself sees through the ring’s eyes, but there are so many variations on the specifics that the whole myth is too unreliable to take as fact”

Sounds good, I would probably add that it bores into the skin and fuses with the body during attunement like other daelkyr items

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Sounds good, I would probably add that it bores into the skin and fuses with the body during attunement like other daelkyr items

 It’s only some that do that. At one point in E:RFtLW (I think the Khyber section) it just says you can describe anything differently with no mechanical alteration to make it a daelkyr item, and in Exploring Eberron there are some that don’t.

hahaha same thing I thought

lord of the rings

a bugbear rouge with this ring would destroy everyone

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a bugbear rouge with this ring would destroy everyone

 

But you wouldn't be able to see that the bugbear was red...   <chuckle>

Question: If you tried to Dispel Magic on this, could you "end the effect" by dispelling the effect of the invisibility or would you need to target the ring to disable the ring from being able to make you invisible?

edit: how our DM handled it, the effect can be dispelled if you can target it (we had some see invis up and he made our druid make a hit with disadvantage, which she succeeded at!), and it will drop the effect, but unless the ring itself is targeted, it can just be enabled again. So, that was our table rule.

well you would have to be aware of the effect and then i believe you would have to target the ring

Can you use a hasted action to become invisible with this?