Believe It Or Not, This Life-saving Helmet Was Invented By A Cunning Rogue Who Had Been Sentenced To

Believe it or not, this life-saving helmet was invented by a cunning rogue who had been sentenced to death by guillotine. Unfortunately for him, he failed to account for the pain and bloodloss caused by the falling blade, which killed him before his magical helm could take effect.

Art by @looceyloo​

Animated instruments - which can take any form, not just that of the violin - can be thought of as the bardic answer to a wizard's familiar. To have constant musical accompaniment is every bard's dream, and an animated instrument never gets tired and doesn't need to be paid!

They said I was mad - that no human could ever control an army of slimes - but they were wrong! Dissolved in acid, every last one!! Who's crazy now, huh?!

So one of my friends that’s going to be playing in my Strixhaven game requested I make the Magic card Frogify into a D&D spell. So I did! I basically just used the framework of polymorph. Narrowed it down to just a frog, and reduced the duration from 1 hour to “Concentration, up to 1 minute”, and reduced the range. I hope you enjoy!

(Classes: Bard, Cryomancer, Cleric, Druid, Hexslinger, Sorcerer, Warlock, Wizard)

Bet you didn’t think armour could be this comfortable! Sure, it doesn’t provide as much protection as full plate, but you’ve got to admit that it’s much more convenient, especially when winter rears its ugly head.

Whether you’re trying to preserve a happy moment or prove your story in a court of law, a crystallised memory sphere is what you need! I swear it’s a total coincidence that the person who invented this spell also happens to own the only azurite mine within 1,000 miles…