You have resistance to Ithilian, Nectrotic, and Slashing Damage while you wear this armor. All damage you do while wearing this armor does an extra 5 Ithilian Damage
The player should not know this next part:
The armor is cursed. It has a high level curse placed upon it that only a Wizard of level 14 can detect. The moment you place the Armor of Ithilid Origin, it melds to your body. Now, all damage that you deal, you beat a quarter of that damage onto your body, rounded down. This only works if you deal more than 7 damage. The only way to get rid of this spell, is physically cutting the armor out of the body. To do this, another player or you make a Medicine Check. If the result is 5 to 1, then you take 3d12 points Slashing Damage. If 10 to 6, you take 2d12. If 15 to 11, 1d12. If 19 to 16, 1d8. If NAT 20, Nothing happens. This Medicine Check can be attempted once every Long Rest, and the whole procedure takes 2 hours. If you perform it on yourself, you have Disadvantage on the Check
Half plate consists of shaped metal plates that cover most of the wearer's body. It does not include leg protection beyond simple greaves that are attached with leather straps.
Notes: Resistance: Necrotic, Combat, Warding, Stealth Disadvantage
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