This Twenty Sided red stone is wrapped with a old rope fashioned into a well woven necklace, this stone is impossible to overestimate. Whereas the Stone of Aid can help with individual tasks, and the stone of Chance has the potential to help with any task, The Twenty-Sided Stone of Fate can manipulate Reality to the point that the impossible becomes possible.
With their friendship failing, too proud to admit his culpability, forfeit the idea that he and Arnesson would be able to continue together. The last piece of written history claims that Gygaax gathered all the stones of Destiny, and in an act of defiance cast the stones into the world they were used to create.
It's unknown whether this was done in a fit of rage at the behest of Arnesson, or as a statement that neither he nor Arnesson were worthy of the world that they had created.
The truth of what happened, and the fate of Gygaax and Arnesson, will never be known.
Random Properties:"
* 3 Major Beneficial Properties
-Bolstered Fate. You Have advantage on every ability check you make. If you already have advantage you roll a third die and take the best of the three, If you gain disadvantage on a check, you lose one of those dice as normal. You still only ever roll twice for disadvantage. This does not apply to death saving throws.
-Your Fate Has Been Decided. At the end of each long rest, you may roll three d20s and record the rolls. Once per turn, you may alter fate itself. Anytime a d20 roll is made by a creature you can see, you may replace the result of that roll with the result of one of the three recorded rolls.
Curse. You cannot escape your fate. As a result you have disadvantage on all death saving throws. You are also extremely addicted to having the stone in your possession and will fight for your very life to keep it on your person.
Notes: Advantage: Ability Checks, Buff, Jewelry
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