This holy armor is blessed by Selûne the goddess of the moon, the stars, navigation and wanderers. Before she went to war against her twin sister Shar, she searched for the finest blacksmith under the stars and the moon. After the armor was finished, Selûne could not wear it, as it was too small for her divine avatar. In order to keep the work of the smith, Selûne blessed the armor and gave it to her chosen follower to wear and be her champion. This blessed warrior came to be known as Lady Ferarah Ukar, the Silver Touched. Lady Ukar would carry the armor into many battles. With the blessing of Selûne, the armor would never fail to protect its bearer and would lead her through the darkness. One day, after many years of war, Lady Ukar went out to fight the blessed champion of the goddess Shar, the twin sister of Selûne, and end the war between the gods. On that day, the Silver Touched did not return. The first and last of Selûne's blessed warriors went missing and with her, the sacred armor. The temple of Selûne and her priestesses have often quested to get back the legendary armor. Alas, every party sent would never return. It is said that only the newly chosen of Selûne can find the armor, for it is she who is destined to fight in the name of the Silver Touched Lady.
This esteemed, blessed armor is worn as a set of armor; The deep grey palette of plate armor is adorned with drapery and fabrics of royal blue which sport badges of Selûne's symbols that run down the workings. Paired with full metal heeled boots that ride passed the knees, stare worthy engraved pauldrons which cover the shoulders, and further more, the arms adorn bracers of that same deep space grey steel. The traditional weight of a full set of plate armor scales usually at 65lb, though this armor is ment for preistesses and the women which serve Selûne, so she had the blacksmith craft it with lightness in mind for a petite frame; weighing in at 30lb instead.
You are proficient with Plate armor when wearing this magical armor, and you also gain a +3 bonus to your AC.
It has the following additional properties:
Chosen of Selûne. You were chosen by the goddess of the moon. As long as you wear this armor, the priestesses of Selûne will obey most of your commands. You are able to get food, cover and help. Warriors and horses will be provided for temporary help for up to one week.
Divine Guidance. While you wear this armor and are attuned to it, you can cast the spell 'Planar Ally', summoning a divine creature to help you with a task. The divine creature follows the rules of the spells description. The armor regains this property after 3 days pass upon use.
Silver Touched. When you wear this armor, every spell with an attack roll that deals Necrotic damage targeting you, is made with Disadvantage. If a Necrotic spell targeting you requires you to make a Saving Throw, you roll with Advantage. The armor also provides you with a +1 bonus to your Spell Attacks and Spell Save DC.
Wrath of the Silver Lady. Whenever you fight a Werewolf, Vampire, or Undead, the armor illuminates with holy light, making it almost impossible for your foes to strike you. When one of these creature makes a melee attack roll against you, they must make a DC 17 Wisdom Saving Throw when they attack you, or be Blinded for 1 minute.
In addition, every creature that has been Blinded by this effect suffers 3d6 Radiant damage at the beginning of your turn. They can repeat the Saving Throw at the end of their turn. If the creature succeeds, they are no longer blinded by this effect, but still take Radiant damage as long as they stay within 5 feet of you.
Plate consists of shaped, interlocking metal plates to cover the entire body. A suit of plate includes gauntlets, heavy leather boots, a visored helmet, and thick layers of padding underneath the armor. Buckles and straps distribute the weight over the body.
Notes: Bonus: Armor Class, Proficiency: Plate, Bonus: Spell Save DC, Bonus: Spell Attacks, Advantage: Saving Throws, Follower of Selûne, Goddess of the Moon, Combat, Warding, Str. 15 Required, Stealth Disadvantage
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