Agatha's mask

Agatha's mask was a magical item of illusion.
==Description==
Agatha's mask was a plain white stage mask with a simple cord to hold it in place. 
==Abilities==
When worn, the mask bestowed on the wearer the illusory appearance of another race or monster. This effect only worked as long as the mask was worn and only effective to the naked eye; any magical scrutiny would reveal the true identity of the wearer. No known magic could detect it.
==History==
For a long time, the mask was in the possession of the banshee, Agatha. In 1356 DR, Drizzt Do'Urden needed a way to enter the city of Calimshan without anyone knowing of his dark elf heritage. He and his barbarian friend, Wulfgar, acquired the mask without killing the banshee, as requested by the nearby villagers of Conyberry.
Near the end of 1356 DR, Drizzt gave the mask to Regis, when the halfling became the master of Pook's thieves' guild.
In 1357 DR, Artemis Entreri took possession of the mask from the halfling. While seeking a rematch with Drizzt, Entreri transformed himself into Regis on a visit to Mithral Hall. In the end, Entreri was left critically injured and hanging from a cliff, and Regis stole the mask back, as well as other magical possessions of Entreri.
Later in the year, Regis offered Drizzt the mask to help him on his journey to Menzoberranzan, but Drizzt turned down the offer. Later, Catti-brie took the mask to aid her in pursuing Drizzt, by disguising herself as a drow female. She lost control over the mask and it fell into Jarlaxle's hands, but she eventually returned from the Underdark with the mask.
In 1368 DR, Jarlaxle used the mask and the same technique as Drizzt Do'Urden to visit Memnon.
==Appendix==
===Appearances===
*The Halfling's Gem
*The Legacy
*Starless Night
===References===
Category:Magic items
Category:Items from Agatha's Grove
Category:Items from Neverwinter Wood
Category:Items from the Sword Coast North
Category:Items from Northwest Faerûn
Category:Items from Faerûn
Category:Items from Toril
Category:Items