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The Silver Hand

wondrous item, rare (requires attunement)

This glove is made of extremely fine silver mesh that looks almost like a smooth and shiny skin. A small vial attached to the wrist contains a light blue liquid that glows softly and is consumed when the glove is used. The glove has 3 charges and regains all expended charges daily at dawn.

Medicine Proficiency

While attuned to this item, you have proficiency in the Medicine skill.

Healing Touch

As an action, you can expend 1 charge to touch a creature with the glove and heal it for + your Intelligence modifier hit points.

Silver Shield

You can expend 1 charge to touch a creature with the glove and grant it resistance to one type of damage of your choice for 1 hour.

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Lore

The Silver Hand was another creation of Brian Silver, the renowned artificer and healer who had made the Silver Blade. Brian had always been fascinated by the human body and its functions, and had studied anatomy and physiology extensively. He had also learned how to use magic to heal and enhance the body, as well as to manipulate its shape and form. He had experimented with various methods and techniques, such as potions, implants, transmutations, and grafts.

One of his most successful experiments was the silver hand, a glove made of extremely fine silver mesh that looked almost like a smooth and shiny skin. The glove was connected to a small vial attached to the wrist, which contained a light blue liquid that glowed softly. The liquid was a special bio-magical concoction that Brian had developed, which could heal wounds and grant protection from harm. The glove had three charges of the liquid, which were consumed when the glove was used.
Brian used the silver hand to enhance his healing abilities, as well as to protect himself and others from danger. He could touch a creature with the glove and heal it for a significant amount of hit points, or grant it resistance to one type of damage of his choice for an hour. He could also use the glove to perform delicate tasks that required precision and dexterity, such as surgery or lockpicking.
Brian was very proud of his silver hand, and considered it one of his best inventions. He also felt more comfortable and confident with it, as it made him feel more in tune with his own body and its potential. He wore the glove almost all the time, only taking it off when he needed to recharge it or clean it.
He also shared his silver hand with other people who needed healing or protection. He taught them how to use the glove and gave them some of his spare vials of liquid. He hoped that by giving them his invention, he could help them recover from their injuries and illnesses.
He also sold some of his silver hands to the Guild of Artificers, who had bought his patent for the Silver Blade. They were impressed by his work and wanted to support his research and development. They also distributed some of his silver hands to their members and allies, who used them for various purposes.
Brian’s silver hand became a symbol of hope and innovation for many people, and a legacy of his genius and kindness.

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