Armor (any medium or heavy, except hide armor), very rare (requires attunement by a To attune to the Armor of Eternal Devotion, the wearer must vow to protect someone they cherish. This can be a spoken oath, a written promise, or a silent resolution. Once attuned, the armor subtly shifts to match the wearer’s bonded partner’s colors or insignia.)

This beautifully crafted armor gleams with a soft silvery sheen, etched with faint swirling patterns resembling intertwined vines or clasped hands. When the wearer stands near their bonded partner, the armor radiates a gentle warmth, reinforcing their dedication.

This armor functions as Adamantine Armor, negating critical hits against the wearer.

Additionally, when the wearer takes damage within 10 feet of their bonded partner, they gain temporary hit points equal to 1d10 + their Constitution modifier. This effect can trigger 3 times per long rest.

Once per long rest, if their bonded partner falls to 0 hit points, the wearer can choose to transfer up to half their current hit points to the fallen ally as a reaction. The wearer cannot reduce themselves below 1 hit point when using this ability.

This armor consists of a fitted metal chest piece worn with supple leather. Although it leaves the legs and arms relatively unprotected, this armor provides good protection for the wearer's vital organs while leaving the wearer relatively unencumbered.

Notes: Immunity: Critical Hits, • Bonded Protection: The armor subtly glows when its wearer stands beside their bonded partner. • Cursed Variant Idea: If cursed, the wearer might feel phantom pain whenever their bonded partner is harmed, suffering half the damage their partner takes. • Bonded Protection: The armor subtly glows when its wearer stands beside their bonded partner. • Cursed Variant Idea: If cursed, the wearer might feel phantom pain whenever their bonded partner is harmed, suffering half the damage their partner takes., To attune to the Armor of Eternal Devotion, the wearer must vow to protect someone they cherish. This can be a spoken oath, a written promise, or a silent resolution. Once attuned, the armor subtly shifts to match the wearer’s bonded partner’s colors or insignia., Healing, Combat, enchantment

Item Tags: Healing Combat enchantment

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