Remnant of the Wall: One-Sided.

Greetings All!

I turned a brick into a magical item, and not for face smashing… well I guess it could be.

As a fan of Wall of Stone, I don’t think it gets nearly enough play due its higher level and late stage introduction. It has a lot of potential, so halving it in size while tying it to an item seemed like a ‘solid’ way to get it into player hands.

I truly do love the idea of old relics taking on properties without aid of enchantment and generally their mysterious nature. I hope the features offer a lot of flavor in use for those means.

Updates: Small art tweak, grammar update.

Truly, as always and ever sincerely, Thank You.

- Hos (Dungeon Scribe)

Description:

A brick is normally like any other, not noticed as a single unit when placed into a whole and rather odd when found out of place. This brick is no exception, it was torn from a sacred wall when its city fell in centuries past. Originally made of stamped and baked clay, time or magics have had a peculiar effect on it, leaving it harder than stone. It still bears the symbol of its original forgotten makers, and carries on through the ages as intended. A relic of a whole.

Tabs:

• As a Reaction, If an effect moves the user, they can reduce the distance moved by up to 5ft.
• One of Many: As an Action, when placed on the ground, the user can summon a ghostly replica of the full wall, casting the Wall of Stone spell at a Range of 5ft as a single 10ft x 10ft panel. This spell will last until destroyed or the lone brick is retrieved as an Action. Once retrieved, this cannot be activated again until the next Dawn.
• Lost Prayers: Over the course of a Long Rest, the user can carefully focus on the brick and occasionally hear prayers stored within from ages long past. What language and prayers are brought forth are the GM’s Discretion.