Tree of the All-Seeing Eye
Date: Eighteenth Day of the Third Month 293 AC
Location: The Wind House, Braavos, Essos
"A surprisingly youthful face, it's eyes rimmed in blood red sap, gazes at you suspiciously from its place carved into the bone white trunk of this Heart Tree.
CL 20 Hallow Effect
Secondary Effect 1: Gift of the Forest —> One may pluck a single blessed leaf from the Tree of the All-Seeing Eye as often as once per week. Once removed from the Heart Tree, this leaf remains fresh and supple, but crumbles to dust when seven days have passed. If this leaf is consumed by the individual who picked it, they immediately recover 2d4 Hit Points. Should anyone else consume the leaf, however, they are
Nauseated for 2d4 rounds and
Sickened for 1d4 hours.
Secondary Effect 2: Cloak of the Stream —> To gain the Cloak of the Stream, one must paint the symbol of the All-Seeing Eye on their forehead using the sap of the Heart Tree, then water its roots with two doses of
Holy Water blessed by a Cleric who enjoys the favor of the Old Gods. Upon gaining the Cloak, the symbol painted on one's forehead fades from view, but the sticky blood red sap remains present. Should it be washed away or deliberately marred, the Cloak is prematurely removed. As an alternative to Holy Water, one can instead make a small blood sacrifice, inflicting 3 points of Hit Point damage and 1 point of Strength damage which must be healed naturally. The Cloak created by blood sacrifice lasts for a full week and is not ended should the symbol of the All-Seeing Eye drawn in sap be removed or damaged.
Secondary Effect 3: Aegis of Stone —> To gain the Aegis of Stone, one must meditate before the Tree of the All-Seeing Eye for 24 hours, silently beseeching the Old Gods for protection. During this time, rare and expensive incense worth 50 IM must be burned and the roots of the tree watered with ten doses of
Holy Water blessed by a Cleric who enjoys the favor of the Old Gods. Once the Aegis is invoked, it remains dormant until triggered, Dispelled, or one year passes. As an alternative to Holy Water, one can instead make a blood sacrifice, inflicting 5 points of Hit Point damage and 1d4 points of Strength damage, which must be healed naturally. The Aegis invoked by blood sacrifice is bestowed after only ten minutes of meditation and persists indefinitely, until activated or Dispelled.
Special: Immune to Fire
At the very least he should be practice for baby PCs.
