The Eye of Falamar

The Eye of Falamar is a magic artifact augmented by technology in the shape of an eye. The outer eye itself was once known as the "Oculus Magos". Inside is a piece of the The Amulet of Falamar.
== History ==
=== Creation ===
Before it was the Eye of Falamar, this artifact was part of The Amulet of Falamar. Once the amulet was shattered in The Pantheon War, the pieces were scattered across the cosmos. Eventually one of those shards fell into the hands of Magos, a Mage Prince. Magos augmented his body with an artificial eye, known as the Oculus Magos. The technology inside it allowed its bearer to detect arcane phenomena and granted darkvision. Magos planted the shard near the artifical optic nerve of the device, which granted him the lucky powers of the shard and the ability to understand and speak Vedlys as long as the eye was implanted in his skull.
=== Expedition to Taino Basin ===
During the Knights Mercantile expedition to Taino Basin, it was implanted in J. Paul Getty's left eye socket. Its ability to see arcane energies proved useful to the party on several occasions. It's luckiness did not prove more powerful than Getty's recklessness however, and Getty's death in an explosion led to it being picked up by a member of the Aeldrum Trade Company.
== Effects ==
The owner is granted a supernatural amount of luck. They can suddenly become much more adept at things they have no experience with, and they seem to be much harder to kill.
Possessing it also grants the owner the ability to understand and speak Vedlys. When inserted into someone's eye socket, it also grants that person the ability to see arcane energies.
=== Mechanics ===
Possessing it grants the following feats:
Feat 	Description
Better Lucky Than Dead	Once per day, before rolling an untrained skill, you may add 5 to that roll.
Borrowed Luck 	You may re-roll any d20, but on any later d20 roll (including other borrowed luck rolls), the DM may require a re-roll. The DM cannot reroll “Reversal of Fortune” or “Death Defying” rolls.
Death Defying 	You may re-roll failed saves vs. death. Does not stack with other re-roll effects. You may only re-roll up to one save.
Lucky Strike 	You may re-roll damage on a critical hit (may not re-roll individual dice)
Natural Edge 	You may distribute 10 points over any d20 rolls throughout one day. These are added after the roll is made, but not before failure or success.
Reversal of Fortune 	Once per day, before rolling, you may declare that a natural 1 on your next d20 is a natural 20. This effect does not apply to any re-rolls.
Category: Artifacts