Poe Soul (5e Equipment)

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Potion, common

Believed to be the literal soul of a poe, a poe soul usually takes a gaseous form that faintly glows violet or black. If left in an unsealed container for more than a few seconds, it will dissipate harmlessly into the air. As such one is usually contained in a glass container, such as a vial or bottle. If the container of a poe soul is destroyed, the soul contained within it is released.

As an action, you can drink the soul or administer it to an unconscious creature, then roll a d20. If the result of the d20 roll is even, the affected creature regains hit points equal to the result. If the result is odd, the affected creature takes necrotic damage equal to the result, but cannot be reduced below 1 hit point by this damage. A creature with 0 hit points always gains at least 1 hit point from consuming a poe soul.

A creature that is immune to necrotic damage simply gains hit points equal to the rolled result.

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