Feathered Rope

Wondrous Item, common

The scales from the feathered dragon are thin and very long. Rope smiths the world over prize these scales for their qualities as rope. By carefully weaving and overlapping the scales they make a thin, very strong rope. These are very difficult to make and the material rare and dangerous to come by, so feathered rope is rare and costly. On average, a rope is not longer than 50 feet, but even that will cost the buyer 75 gp. Normal fire or cold does not harm the rope, and it is resistant to all magical damage. The rope is impervious to cutting or sawing by anything shy of a magical weapon. The rope is lightweight, weighing 2 lbs. It has 10 hit points and can be burst with a DC 19 Strength check.

Second, after three months’ time, the possessor will become very sick or diseased. They recover in one month but will lose 2 points of strength and constitution permanently.

Third, after six months, a close friend to the possessor (an NPC if possessed by a character) will meet a gruesome death.

Finally, after one year, the possessor will die a premature, but natural death. Absent a wish by another person or the equivalent, it is extremely difficult for a possessor to relieve themselves from this font’s possession. Any person possessing the font may attempt to do so one time only by making a Constitution save (DC 30). Font of Lust (fine champagne): A silver grail with a maiden’s fair form and comely warriors set upon its surface, the font of desire acts similar to a potion of love, causing the possessor (or anyone drinking from the font) to become charmed by the first creature they see after consuming the draught unless they make a Constitution save (DC 20). They actually become enamored if the creature is of a similar race or kind. The charm effects wear off in 1 day, but the enamoring effect is permanent. Thus, anyone possessing the font may potentially become charmed, and/or enamored, with a new person every day. Being enamored means that the possessor is in love with the target for the rest of their life. That person will always have advantage on persuasion and deception checks against the possessor.