This tungsten amulet bears a diagram of a humanoid figure with sparse detailing, save for a pair of angelic wings and a golden helm. It constantly gives off the scent of freshly baked pastries and jingles like a small bell when tapped. Amulets like this are used by many druids to maintain connection to the Plane of Fey, where the spirits of nature they draw on to change shape dwell. The Amulet of the Peri in particular communes with peri spirits, fey that can be found all over the island of Puranya (the land mass housing Fathanis, Gemhuwe, and the Aven Remnants). These spirits have some divine healing powers, but also typical fey charm spells.
While a creature is attuned to this amulet, they gain a +1 bonus to spell attack rolls and the saving throw DCs of their spells.
In addition, an attuned creature may, as an action, summon a peri with this amulet once per long rest. The peri arrives in an unoccupied space within 10 feet of the summoner and remains for an hour before being teleported back to the Plane of Fey. If brought into initiative, the peri will act at the end of the summoner's turn. It will not fight, but can be asked by the summoner (no action required) to cast either charm monster or mass healing word once per day. If no command of this sort is given, it will take the Dodge action on its turn.
Moreover, the summoner may ask the peri summoned three questions. The peri does not have to answer truthfully, nor will it always know the answer to a question - but it does have to give an answer.
It was going to be called a 'Peri-apt' but that was too on the nose
Notes: Bonus: Spell Attacks, Bonus: Spell Save DC, druid
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