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Rings of Eternal Love

ring, artifact (requires attunement by a couple in love)

Rings of Eternal Love
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These two rings are made of intertwined bands of silver and gold, with a small heart-shaped gemstone set in each one.

Soul Link

While wearing these rings, the ringbearers can communicate telepathically with each other, regardless of planar or physical distance.

Resilience

The wearers gain a +1 bonus to your AC and all saving throws. This bonus increases to +3 when both ringbearers are within 30 feet of each other.

Healing Bond

The rings have 6 charges and regain all expended charges at dawn. The wearers can use an action to expend 1 or more charges to cast one of the following spells from the ring, without using a spell slot or material components: Cure Wounds (evocation)
Level: 1
Casting Time: 1 action
Concentration: No
Ritual: No

1 creature regains 1d8+Ability.Mod (+1d8 hp/lvl).

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(1 charge per spell level, up to 4th), Healing Word (evocation)
Level: 1
Casting Time: 1 bonus action
Concentration: No
Ritual: No

1 creature regains 1d4+Ability.Mod (+1d4 hp/lvl).

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(1 charge per spell level, up to 4th), or Heal (evocation)
Level: 6
Casting Time: 1 action
Concentration: No
Ritual: No

1 creature regains 70 hp and are cured of diseases, blindness, and deafness (+10 hp/lvl).

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(6 charges, or 4 charges if you target the other ringbearer). If one ringbearer casts a healing spell on the other ringbearer, the target regains the maximum possible number of hit points instead of rolling dice. The spellcasting ability modifier for these spells is +5.

Power Word Love

As a reaction, when the other ringbearer is reduced to 0 hit points or killed, you can utter a single word of ancient magic to shield them in a protective barrier. The shield grants the target 100 temporary hit points and absorbs as much of the incoming damage as possible, and it completely negates the effect of a Power Word Kill (enchantment)
Level: 9
Casting Time: 1 action
Concentration: No
Ritual: No

The target (100 hp or fewer) dies!

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spell The temporary hit points last until the end of the target's next turn. You must be within 120 ft of the other ringbearer to use this feature, and once you use it you cannot use it again for days.

Random Properties

The Rings of Eternal Love have the following random properties:
  • 2 minor beneficial properties
  • 1 major beneficial property
See “Artifact Properties” in chapter 7 of the Dungeon Master’s Guide for more information.

Lore

The rings of eternal love are a legendary pair of magic rings that were created by the power of true love between two elven maidens. Their names were Aesira and Reyla, and they lived in the forest kingdom of Avalon, where they met and fell in love.
Aesira was a healer and a scholar, who studied the secrets of nature and magic. She had long silver hair, bright blue eyes, and a gentle smile. She was kind, wise, and compassionate, and she loved to help others with her healing skills.
Reyla was a ranger and a warrior, who protected the forest and its inhabitants from danger. She had long golden hair, green eyes, and a fierce spirit. She was brave, loyal, and adventurous, and she loved to explore new places with her bow and dagger.
They met one day when Reyla was wounded by an orc raid, and Aesira came to her aid. They felt an instant connection, and soon became friends. They spent many days together, talking, laughing, and learning from each other. They discovered that they had much in common, despite their different backgrounds and personalities. They shared a love for nature, music, art, and poetry. They also shared a secret: they both felt a forbidden attraction.
In Avalon, elves followed a strict tradition of marrying members of the opposite sex. Love between two women was frowned upon and discouraged, and those who practiced it faced social rejection or punishment. Aesira and Reyla knew that their feelings were risky, but they could not ignore them. They decided to keep their relationship a secret, and meet in a secluded glade in the forest, where they could be themselves.
There, they exchanged vows of love and loyalty, and gave each other gifts: Aesira gave Reyla a silver pendant with a blue gemstone to remind her of Aseira's eyes; Reyla gave Aesira a golden bracelet with a green gemstone that matched hers. They also braided each other’s hair with flowers, as a symbol of their bond.
They were happy for a while, but they knew that their happiness could not last. They lived in fear of being discovered by their families or their peers. They wished that they could live openly as a couple without fear or shame.
One day, they heard about a legend of an ancient temple in the mountains, where a powerful artifact was hidden. It was said that the artifact was a gift from the gods to the first elves, who used it to create wonders and miracles. It was also said that the artifact could grant any wish to those who proved themselves worthy.
Aesira and Reyla decided to seek out the temple and the artifact, hoping that it could help them fulfill their dreams. They packed their belongings, left their homes, and embarked on a perilous journey across the lands.
They faced many dangers along the way: orcs, trolls, dragons, bandits, storms, and more. But they also saw many wonders: waterfalls, rainbows, stars, flowers, animals, and more. They helped those in need, fought those who threatened them, and learned from those who taught them. They grew stronger in body and mind, but also closer in heart and soul.
They finally reached the temple after many months of travel. It was an impressive sight: a huge stone structure carved into the side of a mountain peak. It had intricate designs and symbols on its walls and doors. It radiated an aura of mystery and majesty.
They entered the temple with awe and reverence. They found themselves in a large hall filled with statues of elven heroes and gods. At the end of the hall was an altar with a pedestal on top of it. On the pedestal was the artifact: a golden orb that glowed with an inner light.
They approached the altar cautiously. As they did so, they heard a voice in their minds:
"Who are you who seek my power? What is your wish?"
They looked at each other nervously. They realized that this was the voice of the artifact itself. They answered:
"We are Aesira and Reyla, two elven maidens who love each other dearly. Our wish is to live openly as a couple without fear or shame; to be happy together until the end of our days."
The voice said:
"Your wish is noble. You must prove yourselves worthy by passing three tests: one of courage; one of wisdom; one of love."
They nodded in agreement, and the voice said:
"Your first test is one of courage. You must face your greatest fear and overcome it. Look into the orb and see what it shows you."
They looked into the orb and saw images of their worst nightmares: their families disowning them; their friends betraying them; their enemies defeating them; their lover dying in their arms.
They felt a surge of terror and pain, but they did not look away. They held each other’s hands and said:
"We are not afraid. We have each other. We will face anything together."
The voice said:
"You have passed the first test. Your second test is one of wisdom. You must answer a riddle that I will give you. If you answer correctly, you will proceed. If you answer incorrectly, you will perish. Listen carefully to the riddle:
I have no voice, but I can speak to you; I have no body, but I can touch you; I have no shape, but I can fill you; I have no color, but I can paint you; I have no substance, but I can sustain you; What am I?"
They thought hard about the riddle. They tried to think of something that matched all the clues. They realized that there was only one thing that fit the description. They answered:
"You are love."
The voice said:
"You have answered correctly. You have passed the second test. Your final test is one of love. You must prove your love for each other by giving up something precious to you. Look into the orb and see what it asks of you."
They looked into the orb and saw images of their most cherished possessions: Aesira’s bracelet and Reyla’s pendant.
They felt a pang of sadness and attachment, but they did not hesitate. They took off their pendant and bracelet and placed them on the pedestal. They said:
"We give up these gifts as a sign of our love. They are nothing compared to what we have in our hearts."
The voice said:
"You have given up your treasures. You have passed the final test. You have proven yourselves worthy of my power. Your wish is granted."
The orb flashed with a bright light, and then split into two smaller orbs. The orbs flew towards Aesira and Reyla, and circled around their fingers. They turned into rings made of intertwined bands of silver and gold, with a small heart-shaped gemstone set in each one. The voice said:
"These are the rings of eternal love. They are a symbol of your bond and a source of your power.
These rings are also a gift from the gods. They have blessed your union and granted your wish. You will be accepted by your society, who will recognize your love as natural and sacred.
You have achieved your happiness together until the end of your days."
Aesira and Reyla looked at their rings with wonder and joy. They felt a surge of love and gratitude for each other and for the artifact.
The voice faded away, leaving them alone in the temple. They hugged and kissed each other passionately, feeling their rings warmth on their fingers, and they left the temple hand in hand, ready to start their new life together.
They lived happily ever after.
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