Caryll Runes (5e Equipment)
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Wondrous item, varies (major) (requires attunement) Caryll runes are engravings that represent the utterances of great ones; words whose meaning are fundamentally beyond mortal comprehension. The great scholar Caryll, for whom these runes are named, dedicated her life to recording these cosmic vocalizations in runic form. If one focuses one's mind on etching a Caryll rune thoroughly into one's memory, one can come away with unusual powers. Caryll Rune. There are a great many variety of Caryll runes, most of which come in multiple versions of intensity. When you attune to a Caryll rune, you gain its respective benefit for as long as you remain attuned, even if you discard the rune's physical form: what matters is only the connection to the idea that you form within your mind. Rune of Oath. Caryll runes categorized as "Runes of Oath" are special in that they require no attunement slot to be attuned to. However, you can only ever have one Caryll Rune of Oath attuned to you at any time.
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- ↑ Such as when you are transformed by racial or class ability such as the druid's Wild Shape, or have been transformed by magic such as polymorph.
- ↑ The rules for player character lycanthropy can be found in the Player Characters as Lycanthropes section of the Monster Manual, on page 207.
- ↑ For the DM, this means consulting the next highest random magic item table in the Dungeon Master's Guide than one would normally consult; for example, instead of rolling for an item from Magic Item Table A, one would instead roll for an item from Magic Item Table B .


