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Dwarven Forgeplate
armor (any heavy armor), rare (requires attunement by a dwarf)
This masterfully crafted plate armor is made from enchanted dwarven steel and adorned with intricate runes of protection.
Forgeborn Resilience
At the start of your turn, you gain temporary hit points equal to your Constitution modifier (minimum of 1).Stone's Wrath
When you are hit by a melee attack, you can use your reaction to activate Stone's Wrath. The armor absorbs some the impact, dealing force damage to the attacker and reduces the damage you take by the same amount. The damage increases to at 11th level and at 17th level. This feature can be used a number of times equal to your Constitution modifier (minimum of 1) and regains expended uses after a short rest.Lore
In the heart of the ancient dwarven stronghold, Hammerfast Hold, there resided a legendary blacksmith named Durak Stoneforge. Known far and wide for his exceptional skill and unwavering dedication to his craft, Durak was not only a master of forging weapons and armor but also a revered scholar of ancient runes and enchantments.
One fateful day, while delving deep into the archives of Hammerfast's grand library, Durak stumbled upon a forgotten tome, its pages filled with the secrets of dwarven smithing and magical arts. The tome revealed the lost art of infusing armor with the essence of the earth, enhancing its protective properties in ways previously unimaginable.Driven by his insatiable curiosity and a desire to create the ultimate defense for his kin, Durak embarked on a years-long quest. He traveled through treacherous mountain passes, faced elemental guardians, and deciphered cryptic runes etched into the very stones of the world. His journey led him to the heart of the elemental plane of earth, where he forged a pact with ancient earth spirits, gaining their blessings and knowledge in exchange for his unwavering determination.
Upon his return to Hammerfast, Durak set to work in his forge, hammering and shaping enchanted dwarven steel with unmatched precision. He inscribed the armor with intricate runes, weaving protective wards and blessings into every fiber. When the final piece was crafted, he named it the "Dwarven Forgeplate," a testament to his people's resilience and the enduring strength of the mountains they called home.
Word of Durak's creation spread like wildfire across dwarven realms, and tales of the Forgeplate's power reached the far corners of the world. Dwarven lords and warriors from distant kingdoms sought to possess this legendary artifact, hoping to harness its might in their quests for glory and honor.
However, Durak was cautious. He allowed only those who truly embodied the dwarven spirit—those with an unyielding determination, a love for their kin, and an insatiable thirst for adventure—to attune to the Forgeplate. To this day, it is said that Durak's spirit watches over his creation, ensuring that it remains in the hands of dwarves who honor their heritage and protect their people.
The tale of Durak's Forgeplate became a cherished legend, a beacon of inspiration for generations of dwarves. Its story echoed in the stone halls of Hammerfast Hold, reminding every dwarf of their enduring strength, their unbreakable bonds, and the unyielding spirit that defined their people. And so, the Dwarven Forgeplate stood not just as a piece of armor but as a testament to the indomitable will of the dwarves, a symbol of their resilience, and a source of unwavering pride for all who called the mountains their home.
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