Bilious talisman

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Bilious talisman
(Magic item)

Aura (1E)
Overwhelming conjuration
Caster Level (1E)
21
Type
Slot (1E)
None
Origin
Source: Book of the Damned, pg(s). 194

Bilious talismans, called Seeds of Hell by those who rightly fear them, are talismans with a unique, powerful, willing devil bound inside; because of this, they count as minor artifacts and can only be created by the strongest diabolists or devils. The mind of the devil bound within a bilious talisman remains active and often poses as a benevolent being seeking to aid the wearer in some great feat, in the process increasing their influence and planting a sign of corruption. Once the wearer reaches their pinnacle of power, the talisman will offer a reward in the form of its greatest power; if the wearer accepts (willingly or not), they and the nearby region will permanently be damned to Hell, releasing the devil inside.1

References

  1. John Compton, Adam Daigle, Amanda Hamon Kunz et al. (2017). "Fiendish Influences". Book of the Damned, p. 194. Paizo Inc. ISBN 978-1-60125-970-7