DM-Nastics #117: Dash of This, Pinch of That

Alright, here we go:

3. Pixie Wings
11. Lycanthrope Blood
1. Potion

Night Owl
Tagline: Bringing you the benefits of the 3 night curse with heightened senses and abilities; all with a little jittery, pixie flare.
Appearance: A dark blue liquid, thick and foggy. When observing on a full moon, one can see tiny specs of gold floating within.

The individual who consumes the potion no longer needs to sleep for three days and will not suffer any exhaustion penalty for that time. In addition, certain senses appear to be heightened granting them advantage on any ability check during that time, including initiative.

As a matter of fact, not only do they not need to sleep or meditate, they actually can’t. The character is still able to take a short rest and reap those benefits but they find that during a long rest, they just lie there with their eyes open and their brain going a mile a minute, thus the benefit of a long rest aludes them.

At the end of the 3 days, the weight of the lack of sleep comes slamming back all at once. The character must succeed a DC 20 constitution saving throw or suffer 2 levels of exhaustion. On a success; they’re fine.

The potion actually acts as a disease and the benefits and ill effects can be "cured" by a spell of Lesser Restoration. 

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Since it's accidental creation by a Dwarven apothecary, the potion itself is actually more commonly used as a poison or a cruel practical joke, though it is rumored to be the main ingredient of the energy drink: Red Gorgon. 

There always needs to be a reason to exist, but I love Red Gorgon! I think I may include this in a potion shop sold as an energy potion.

Wowsers and to believe this was my cooldown for the night Sheesh... XD

Whoops, good catch. Yes, then the charge is used but the max isn't reduced. I'll clarify that above. And thanks for the welcome! I've been listening for a while (since I started my own podcast and figured it'd be a good idea to start listening to more D&D shows), and I finally decided it was time to participate!

Rolled it up, lets see what happens!
ITEM- Weapon
NAME- Feather of the Holy Flames
INGREDIENTS
Deva Feather
Dragon Blood

I imagine a single feather, plucked from the wing of a Deva by an adventuring cleric or wizard. Imbued with the powers of the gods (perhaps Pelor or Bahamut) and soaked in Dragon Blood, this feather is as long as a dagger and as hard as iron. It gleams red with blood, and when used against undead it glows softly with a reddish-white light.
If you are proficient with a dagger, you can wield this feather.
It can also be used as a holy symbol by any cleric of non-Lawful non-Evil alignment (Non-Evil because it came from a Deva, non-Lawful because it was stolen.)
It can also be used as an Arcane Focus by any wizard.
1d6 Fire damage + 1d4 Radiant damage. Against undead, it deals 1d6 Radiant damage+ 1d4 Fire Damage.
The feather has 6 charges. As an action, you may cause a pillar of holy fire to erupt in a 10-foot radius anywhere in a 50-foot range. Any creature in this space or within 5 feet of it must make a DC 15 Dexterity saving throw (Undead have Disadvantage on this) or take 1d10 Fire damage + 1d10 Radiant Damage, or half damage on a successful save.
As a side note, this could be a great quest hook, where the god of whichever Deva the feather is from becomes angry at the threat and demands either a favor form the adventurers, the return of the Feather, or its destruction.
Now I want to put this in my campaign.

Think the only 2 unused components are 15- Grey Ooze and 19 - Vampire Blood... So I'll just use those together!

Corrosive Maw
A set of magical (+2), platinum fangs originally created for the goblinking Bladetooth. When enchanted with the Grey Ooze and Vampire Blood components, the fangs gained two primary powers:

1) The user was able too leach the lifeforce of it's bite victims, regaining as much HP as they delt on their first 3 successful bites each day. (Max 10 HP per bite regained)
2) The user could bite and deal damage to metal objects without resistance - including weapons, armor, and most notably, metallic golems and other autonomous creations.

Pixie Wings and a Medusa Lock as components for armor.

A player can choose to crush and mix together Pixie Wings and a Medusa's Lock, thereby creating a paste. This paste can then be used to treat/polish armor (metal or hide). This results in armor that gains some interesting qualities. The amount of paste created is enough for 2 treatments.

1. As a bonus action, the wearer can choose to become invisible (similar to casting Invisibility). If the wearer is seen (whether by attacking another creature, thus ending the invisibility spell, or by See Invisibility, etc), the first creature to see the wearer must roll a Constitution save DC??; on a failed roll, the perceiver is restrained and begins to petrify. On a second failed roll, the perceiver is fully petrified/turned to stone. Petrification through this means lasts for 1 day. Success on either roll negated the petrification effects.

This ability can be used once per day. The Save DC decreases by 1 per 2 uses, and a reapplication of the paste is required after 8 uses (though reapplication can occur sooner, at the wearers discretion).

2. Armor treated in this manner gains the gleaming property and never gets dirty. The gleaming property goes away if the armor is not retreated (as mentioned above), and is regained after retreatment.

3. Armor freshly treated in this manner causes the wearer to feel unusually stiff after their first short or long rest after treatment.