Aurelia's Tears

A gold vial filled with holy water, Aurelia’s Tears is an artifact from a long-forgotten civilization. Imbued with the powers of the goddess, it was carried by the high priest of the city to put to rest undead that were no longer needed, or as a defense against undead that broke free of their creator’s control.

  The vial contains 20 uses of water. Once all the uses are expended, the vial becomes nonmagical.

Destroy Undead. You can use an action to anoint an undead with a single use of water from the vial. If the undead is CR 2 or lower, it immediately drops to 0 hit points and cannot use its Undead Fortitude trait. If the undead creature is above a CR 2, it must make a DC 18 Constitution saving throw. On a failure, it takes 8d8 radiant damage, or half as much on a success.

Sunlight. As an action, you can activate this item, causing it to shed bright light. If the vial has 10 or more uses remaining, it sheds bright light in a 30-foot radius and dim light for an additional 15 feet. If the vial has less than 10 uses of water remaining, the radius is reduced to 15 feet of bright light and 15 feet of dim light. The light is sunlight and lasts for an hour. Once this property has been used, it cannot be used again until the next dawn.

Additionally, if this item is wielded by a good-aligned cleric or paladin, it also gains the following properties:

Turn Undead. If you have the Turn Undead feature, you can use this item once per day to use the feature without expending your own use. Once used, this feature cannot be used again until the next dawn. If the sunlight property of this amulet is active when you use this feature, all undead have disadvantage on their saving throws against this feature.

Raise Dead. You can anoint a dead creature with 10 uses of water from the vial. The creature is returned to life as with the raise dead spell. Alternatively, you may use 5 uses of water from the vial in place of the material components for the raise dead spell.

Notes: good-aligned character , Damage, Control, Debuff, Utility, Combat, Consumable, evocation