This artifact was long lost in the forests of the Feywild and bears the great powers of nature within it. It takes the form of a miniature statuette of a tree made of pure emerald that lays on a jade studded vine-like necklace and grants the following features.
Protection The Amulet of the Lost Forest grants you Mother Nature's protection granting +2 to Armor Class
Backbone of Nature The amulet bestows upon you the carrying capacity of a large creature doubling your current capacity
Bolstering Magic Coming from the depths of the Feywild's Forest grants +2 on the spell save DC for druid spells and when a spell is casted at the 5th level or higher a wild magic surge occurs. A percentile die is rolled for the wild magic surge table.
Unnatural Resistance When you scum to a harmful/detrimental spell of 3rd level or lower, the caster must make a DC17 casting check or the spell is wasted.
Sentience The amulet has 25INT 28WIS and 20 CHA. It is chaotic good and speaks the languages; Druidic, Primordial and Sylvan telepathically in your head on its whim. It seeks the preservation of plant-based nature whether it be at the expense of animals or by peaceful means, it lets you choose. Angering the amulet results in the attuned wearer to take 2d12 psychic damage that ignores resistances and immunities while doubling the detriment on vulnerability (4d12). The sentience does protect you from external sources of psychic damage granting you immunity.
Beneficial and Detrimental Properties
The artifact bestows the following effects upon attunement:
1 Major Beneficial Property
1 Minor Beneficial Property
2 Minor Detrimental Properties
Destroying the Artifact
The artifact is only destroyed only when it is in the explosion caused by one extradimensional space entering another like putting a bag of holding inside a bag of holding.
Notes: Language: Druidic, Language: Primordial, Language: Sylvan, Bonus: Armor Class, Bonus: Spell Save DC, Carrying Capacity: Large, Immunity: Psychic, Requires attunement by a Tabaxi Druid, Circle of the Land (Forest)
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