Skull Knight's Set (5e Equipment)

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Armor (plate), legendary (requires attunement)

Forged by a dwarven master blacksmith centuries ago, this set of armor was intended to act as a dead king's final chance at revenge. This ornate, skeletal suit of armor can be used to achieve a form of immortality, at a cost. Only creatures with a soul can attune to this armor, therefor barring most elementals, constructs, and undead.

Evil Resistance: The suit of armor grants resistance to Necrotic damage while worn by an attuned or unattuned creature.

Curse of the Skull. When a creature attuned to this suit of armor, they must either immediately unattune to it, or die instantly. If they unattune to this armor in any other way, they die instantly. A creature may spend a 6th level or higher spell slot to grant a creature that has been dead for no longer than 24 hours the chance to attune to this armor. If a dead creature does so, it returns to its maximum hit points.

Power of Undeath. While attuned to this armor, a creature is no longer bound to the limitations of their biology, gaining the following:

Their type changes to construct.
They become immune to poison damage, the poisoned condition, and are immune to all poisons and diseases.
They no longer need to eat, sleep, drink, or age.
They can only regain hit points as part of a short or long rest, or from the mending spell, which heals 1 hit point, the wish spell, or other spells that explicitly repair objects.
Their movement speed increases by 15 ft.
They can travel along vertical and inverted surfaces, such as walls and ceilings, as if they were horizontal.
They gain a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls.


A mounted knight and his steed wearing the Skull Knight's Set, Source []

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