Wondrous Item (amulet), uncommon (requires attunement)
Description: The Goblinfire Amulet is a crude yet intriguing piece of jewelry often found within the treasure hoards of goblin chieftains. The amulet consists of a small, rough-cut green gem set into a band of tarnished silver. The gem emits a faint, flickering green glow, reminiscent of firelight. The silver band is inscribed with rudimentary goblin runes that grant the wearer a portion of the goblins’ fiery cunning and agility.
Magical Properties:
- Goblinfire Resilience:
While wearing the Goblinfire Amulet, the wearer gains resistance to fire damage. This represents the goblins’ innate ability to survive and thrive in the hazardous environments they often inhabit. - Goblin Agility:
The amulet grants the wearer advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks made to hide. This reflects the goblins’ natural talent for sneaking and evading larger predators or enemies. - Flaming Rebuke
The wearer can use their reaction to deal fire damage to a creature within 5 feet that hits them with a melee attack. The attacker takes 1d6 fire damage. This ability can be used three times per day, and the amulet regains all expended uses at dawn. - Goblinish Luck:
Once per long rest, the wearer can re-roll a failed Dexterity saving throw. They must use the new roll. This ability emulates the goblins’ uncanny knack for escaping danger.
Lore: Goblins are known for their resourcefulness and the ability to imbue mundane objects with crude but effective magic. The Goblinfire Amulet is a testament to this skill, combining simple craftsmanship with potent enchantments. According to goblin lore, these amulets are crafted during chaotic rituals involving stolen fire gems and the blood of a fire elemental, bestowing the wearer with a fraction of the elemental’s fiery spirit.
Attunement: Attuning to the Goblinfire Amulet requires the wearer to spend a short rest holding the amulet and focusing on the flickering light within the gem. They must reflect on the chaotic and unpredictable nature of fire, embracing the cunning and agility that comes with such power.








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