Four Magic Items

Originally intended for use in the Ultraviolet Grasslands
Many refer to usage dice. Ud10 means with each use, roll a d10. If you roll a 1 or 2 on the indicated die, downgrade the usage dice as follows:
Ud20 > Ud12 > Ud10 > Ud8 > Ud6 > Ud4 > Depleted

Darkeye Beans (Ud10 or 1d6+8 beans)

These violet-tinted beans are grow in shaded crevices. Their pale flower bloom with a slight glow on the darkest nights. When dried and consumed, bright becomes dark and dark becomes bright for 1d4 hours per bean consumed, to a maximum of three. Torchlights shrouds an area and daylight is pitch-black.

Pendant of Foes

Samize Samize

This iron pendant, once the ball of a flail, has eight spikes radiating in each direction. When pricked with blood, the victim and their nearest foe know each other's locations until one of them loses consciousness, such as by sleep or death

Coin Oven

A pound of metal, a pound of other materials, and the heat of a good campfire may be used to mint 2d6+6 fake coins per hour (maximize one die if skilled in metalworking or forgery). They will taste of the other material, and melt at body temperature, separating into their constituent materials.

Flying Ink (Ud8 or 1d6+5 applications)

This rich ink, iridescent of purple and gold, may be applied to artifacts or persons to mitigate weight. Once exposed to air, each application neutralizes 1 sack (approximately one hundred pounds) of weight until dried completely. Lasts Ud10 or 1d6+8 hours Advantage or disadvantage on the usage dice according to humidity or aridity. Note: The bottle will float away if unsecured.

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