The Voyager's Map (5e Equipment)

Wondrous item, very rare (requires attunement) A map to set your adventures apart and above all others A map which allows the owner to view and maneuver the landscape of the world around them. This map draws upon the magic of an Ancient Explorer who once used the map to never get lost. Made of a stiff fine cloth, the map shows a holographic image of the world around the player; an image which can be maneuvered by the attuned user to reveal the landscape of the world. This map pulls details of the land from all maps within a 3 mile radius to fill itself with the knowledge gained by other travelers and explorers. This map can show creatures or landmarks, represented by a colourful aura, of significant power within 1 mile. This map can also show the path to a way-point set by the owner, via a trail upon the map in a colour of their choice. In addition, the map can be made to have any language the attuned user knows and may even show the layout of The Cosmology of the Universe, at your DM's discretion. Cartographic Knowledge. This map also has 6 charges and regains 1d6+1 charges at dawn. These charges can be expended on various abilities below. You expend 1 charge may use this map to conjure an image of yourself at a location or near a person you are familiar with. You may communicate through this image both verbally and physically. You expend 2 charges and use this map to cast the Scrying spell without any spell components. You expend 3 charges and use this map to transport an object that you are looking at to another location that you know of on the map. The object can be no larger than 5ft x 5ft x 5ft. If the object is be held, worn, or carried by another creature, they must be willing for the item to transport. You expend 6 charges and use this map to transport yourself to a location that you know of on the map for no longer than 10 minutes. After the 10 minutes expire, you are instantly returned to your original location. Back to Main Page → 5e Homebrew → Equipment → Wondrous Items