Amulet of the Divine Failure

The Amulet has three charges. When a player who is attuned to the Amulet makes a check or attack roll, not a saving throw or a damage roll, they may choose to expend one charge from the amulet*. Rolling a 11-20 results in the player gaining advantage for the roll, 1-10 results in disadvantage for that roll. Taking a short rest restores 1 charge, and taking a long rest restores 2.

*: The player attuned with the amulet may choose to expend a charge before or after the roll, but they must declare that they wish to expend a charge before the results of their roll are given.

(Side note: When advantage is successfully gained using this item, the gemstones will glow a vibrant blue, but when disadvantage is earned with the item, the gems will lose their color and turn black. This change is cosmetic and lasts for an hour, or until another charge is used.)

Notes: This Amulet bears the appearance of a golden necklace, seemingly dulled with time, the amulet’s face is a circle of this same gold. On one side of the circle is a quality carving of a pentagram. Socketed into each point of the star is a small dark blue gemstone, and socketed into the center of the star is a larger jewel of the same dark blue hue. These gems seem to shimmer even when there is no light for them to reflect. On the opposite side of the amulet, the following message is carved in fine script, “Cruel gods bring about benign devils. I’ve done what I can, your fate is in your own hands. -C” If the Amulet is ever dated, by any means, it will be revealed that the Amulet, and all materials comprising it, have not been in existence for longer than a few months, when it was first obtained., Buff, Jewelry