These shoes form fit to the wearer who attunes to them. They have the glamour ware magic imbued on them, preventing them from scuffing. Primarily white with gold trimmings that separate the sole from the shoe and outline the strips of tightening fabric that act like the laces. Instead of laces that must be tied, there are six strips of fabric, three on either side of the tongue and blood orange in color. In the act of attunement, two pieces of triangles across from one another bind together causing them to blend seamlessly to form 3 solid strips across the tongue of the shoe
The tongue of the shoe extends out from the shoe to form a wide tip that covers the 3 spell-storing rings that are attached at the top of the shoe and wrap around the user's ankle. On the tongue there is a soft bubble that must be pushed until it becomes solid and hard. This primes the shoe and activates the 3 rings, allowing the wearer to cast the following spells, using the shoe itself as a spell focus. The wearer does not need to be able to cast spells to utilize this ability.
Bottom ring - THUNDERCLAP (cantrip) 1 ACTION, 5ft Range, no component, Instant, THUNDER damage, CON SAVE | You create a burst of thunderous sound that can be heard up to 100 feet away. Each creature within range, other than you, must succeed on a Constitution saving throw or take 1d6 thunder damage.
Middle Ring - JUMP (1st Level) 1 ACTION, Self, No components needed, movement modification, LASTS ONE MINUTE | For one minute your jump distance is TRIPLED. You can cast this as many times as equal to your DEX modifier per SHORT REST.
Top ring - Expeditious Retreat (1st level) 1 ACTION, Self, No component, Movement Modification, LASTS 10 MINUTES | This spell allows you to move at an incredible pace. When you cast this spell, and then as a bonus action on each of your turns until the spell ends, you can take the Dash action. You can cast this ONCE per LONG REST
Notes: Attunement by any class above level 3, Buff, Movement, Utility, Combat, Footwear, evocation, transmutation
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