The triquetra symbol holds significant meaning within the Wiccan belief system. Also known as the Trinity Knot, this symbol consists of three intersecting loops, creating a continuous and unbroken line. The triquetra symbolizes the concept of unity and interconnectedness, reflecting the interconnected nature of the Wiccan belief in the interconnectedness of the mind, body, and spirit. In Wicca, the triquetra is often associated with the Triple Goddess, a central figure in Wiccan cosmology. The symbol represents the three aspects of the Goddess—Maiden, Mother, and Crone. Each aspect represents a different stage in a woman's life, as well as different aspects of femininity and divinity.

50 Useless Magic Items to Add to Your D&D Campaign

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Our partner YouTube channel, Guiding Bolt, compiled a list of 50 different useless magic items to add some entertainment and whimsy to your D&D game. I’ve personally had success adding these to sessions and my players got a good laugh from some of them. Enjoy!

1. Ring of Time Travel: Only travels forward at a rate of 1 second per second.
2. Compass that detects the nearest magical item. (Compass constantly spins cause it’s the closest magical item)
3. Arrow of Returning: It returns before hitting its mark.
4. A “bag of hole-ding” that drops whatever is placed in it.
5. Orb of Slope Finding: Set this orb on a surface and it will roll to the lowest point.
6. Wand of Pointing at Things: It is a stick.
7. A torch that never goes out, but only works in the day.
8. A monocle that makes you grow a mustache automatically upon putting it on. The longer it stays on, the longer it grows. You can roll 1D6 to decide what color it grows in as.
9. Shield of Song: Each time when hit, the shield emits a steel drum tone. These tones in succession make up a song, that if rapid enough, is actually Margaritaville by Jimmy Buffet. At the end of the song, it loops back to the start.
10. Ring of ChitChat: After speaking with a humanoid for one minute, you are able to find a common interest (such as food, the weather, or the economy). You are able to speak at length with the person, however if you should stop your side of the conversation, the conversation ends and the target goes on their way. Neither party retains any useful information from this banter. Any attempt to recall or act on this information will require a DC 14 wisdom check.
11. Cowbell of Invisibility: You need to keep ringing it loudly to keep the spell going.
12. A Misspell Book… Contains spells like “wireball”, “prismatic ore”… Be creative… Your choice, either they work but are worthless or they don’t work at all.
13. Lens of Night vision, but it only works in direct sunlight.
14. Rod of Shifting: When you activate it, it shifts everything two inches to the right. Not everything in the room. Not everything within a radius. Everything.
15. The Waist of Time: A belt made of leather with an ancient clock as a buckle. It gives the user the ability to always know what time it is.
16. Immovable gem. Completely immovable. You can’t pick it up. It has no other effect.
17. Mirror of a Thousand Faces: Every time you look into it you see a different face.
18. Coconuts of Redundant Encumbrance: Two large coconuts, tied together by a 20in hempen rope. They weigh 10lbs (5lbs each) and serve no other purpose than to weigh you down. They also make a very charming little ‘clunk’ sound when they bump into each other. They are very old and are believed to be the first ever item used for endurance training of very young acolytes by some forgotten monastic tradition from the tropical land of Chult.
19. Rock of Gravity: Place the rock in hand and let the rock fall. If it hovers or falls up gravity isn’t working.
20. The Rope of Entanglement.
21. Everdry Quill: No matter what you do, no matter what ink you use, no matter how small you write, this gorgeous, luxury quill will always have just enough ink to not quite go as far as you wanted, but otherwise writes beautifully and produces amazing results with even the worst and most… exotic… writing fluids.
22. An amulet that allows its wearer to pronounce silent letters. “Knight, gnome, knife, etc.”
23. A pair of socks. Each sock is enchanted to find magical items. The item that it finds? The other magical sock.
24. Blindfold of Darkvision: Grants the user darkvision, but is a blindfold.
25. A jug of magically cold water. Its cold all the time, but once its opened, it freezes solid and cannot be melted by any means.
26. Fire Inspector’s Ring: Let’s the user know how and by who any fire was started. Activated by touch.
27. Boots of silence, but each step emits a bright light.
28. Crown of Detect Thoughts: Allows the wearer to detect their own thoughts and changes colors based on their mood.
29. Potion of thirst quenching.
30. Belt of Attunement: Provides an extra attunement slot. Requires attunement.
31. A comb of balding.
32. A tiny violin that plays itself when you tell someone your back story.
33. Magic Wand of Weather Detection: Gives off a ray of light when it’s sunny or emits a fountain of water when it’s raining. It only works outside.
34. A map that gives you directions to wherever you’re currently standing.
35. Boots of striding but one of them is fake.
36. A 5oz bird capable of carrying 1lb coconuts, and only 1lb coconuts.
37. A puzzle cube that cannot be manipulated at all, as if it is fused. It radiates strong magic. Its purpose is to radiate strong magic. It changes the nature of what magic it radiates every hour. Evocation. Divination. Etc. It’s actually an antique training device from yesteryear to help measure the success with which up and coming casters are at casting detect magic. It does nothing else. Unless you place it on a convergence of three ley lines beneath a full moon. Then. By a quirk of its construction. It will pop three feet into the air and spin around rapidly. As soon as anyone touches it. It makes a farting noise and vanishes. It reappears upon the desk of the archmage Vinculus. 300 years ago. He was looking for that.
38. Torch of Darkvision: Grants the holder darkvision when lit.
39. Dagger of Healing: Heals the same amount of damage inflicted every time.
40. +3 magic sword, but it turns to wet noodle status RIGHT before it hits an enemy.
41. Masochist’s shield: Screams for more when hit.
42. Helm of Encouragement: A somewhat sentient helm which offers useless but kind-hearted comments every now and then. “Ooh! So close! It’s okay, you’ll hit him next time, buddy “Don’t worry, there probably wasn’t anything very good in the chest anyway. You were right to stab the rogue in the back of the neck for ‘looking at your boots too much’. Who needs lockpicks, right?”
43. +4 tea kettle of heat resistance.
44. Ring of Invisibility: Turns the ring invisible when worn.
45. Tome of Cat: Players open the tome but can never read its contents, as opening it spawns a large cuddly cat that plops down for a nap on its pages or demands your attention to the point of exhaustion. Closing the book sends the cat away. There’s nothing worth reading in the tome.
46. Wand of Wand-Creation: As an action, create a Wand of Wand-Creation. The wand you used to do this then disintegrates.
47. A sword of warning that only warns you of things that you already see coming.
48. Shield of Protection: Whenever the shield would take a hit, it moves so the wielder protects it from the incoming attack.
49. A trident that on command can cause the target to become slightly damp. Like if you take your clothes out of the dryer 10 minutes too soon.
50. The Sword of Uncomfortable Warmth: When wielded the wielder feels like they’re wearing a sweater on a summer day without a breeze.

While we labelled these items as useless, if you’ve got a creative group of adventurers, I bet they’ll find a clever way to use just about anything you give them. Do you have other ideas for useless magic items? Please share down below in the comments. I’m always looking for more inspiration! Don’t forget to subscribe to the YouTube channel and we’ll see you back here next week!

Dnd joke magic items

This random table comes from u/Oyster_Stu from his post at r/d100. From the post:

If you're running a goofy campaign and just want fun items for your PCs, check out this list my brother and I made. Some of them are practical, but most were designed for fun. Some descriptions are intentionally left out for you tinker with. We've added some DCs to certain items that would definitely break the game, but hey, that's up to you!

Unfortunately there are a few entries are missing, so in order to keep the table a d100 but accurately reflect the source material, the missing entries re-roll the table.

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The Hypnotize Glasses - charms the first person you see into doing one action once

The Goat's Bladder Whoopie Cushion - magic goats bladder which produces a loud fart noise which can be heard up to 100 feet

The Kitty Foot - fur moccasins that grant the wearer silent footfall for 2 movements

Lucky Charm - grants advantage one time only on one roll of the user's choice

Nerf Hurter Angel Dust - negative 1 point to damage taken for the duration

Pygmy Man Poison Dart - halves movement of target speed for 3 rounds

Heady Mead - increases charisma by 2, decreases dexterity and intelligence by 1, lasts for 10 minutes

Smoke Ball - creates a 10ft billow of black smoke. The smoke is magical but can be dissipated with another spell. Works instantaneously

Call Me Caitlyn- on a failed wisdom saving throw, the character wearing the wig passes off as unremarkable/unnoticed/someone else

The Stone of Specific Gravity - the holder or item it's placed on/in becomes immovable for 30 seconds

Pinocchio's Bane/ Jiminy Cricket's Conscious - the spell causes the target's nose to grow on any lie, and causes disadvantage on wisdom saving rolls for the conversation

Poultice of the Unyielding Sphincter - causes a huge fart capable of clearing a room for 30 seconds within a 30 ft radius

Rocky's Music Box - must be prepared before battle, the owner listens to their pump up jam and gains a +1 to all attack rolls for the duration

The Red Eye Filter - doubles speed for 2 movements

The Sinew of No Slack - a rope which binds two creatures or objects on a failed strength saving throw, DC 17 strength

Psychogenic Illness - causes acute shared mental delusion in 60 ft radius for 1 minute of the caster's choosing. DC 20 wisdom

Primal Musk - a stinky paste worn by the user, any hostile animals is now neutral and any neutral animal is now friendly for 5 minutes

The Gilly Boy - instant gills for 1 minute

Channel Bill Quinlan - one facsimile of a weather element, once only, highly convincing, 30 seconds

Share the Load - a spectral, shimmering Samwise Gamgee appears to aid in the lifting or moving of any heavy object, the DC class is halved with Sam's help.

Diving Rod - always points to the true exit

The Prunes of Preoccupation - causes the eater diarrhea within 1 minute

Diminishing Latter - you conjure a latter or staircase one time whose length is double your normal speed. Disappears immediately after use or if user steps off the conjuration

The Note of Juicy Gossip - a magical piece of paper that, when folded, contains a message or bit of gossip which replaces the verbal portion of a charisma roll and adds 1 to that charisma roll.

The Fabolous Chain - gold chain which, on a role of 70% or higher on a grants the wearer +1 to charisma rolls

Benedict Arnold - incites one enemy npc to attack a comrade for one attack

The Peace Pipe - once in the middle of battle during the user's turn, they may offer the Peace Pipe to their foe in the form of one charisma roll. 1-5 are considered critical failures, DC for this roll is very high (DM's discretion)

Delusions of Grandeur - conjure a spectral being or item. Roll 1d20 to determine how scary the conjured vision is.

Johnny Tremaine's Crucible - crucible of molten silver with just enough silver to immobilize one hand or equivalent area

Coin of Pickling - cursed coin, when touched turns the holders fingers into pickles. Fingers have pickle stats. Fingers return to normal in Roll 1d4

Animal Transfiguration. User has likeness of a random animal for 30 seconds. Player may wait until a mage can enchant the scroll with the power of a specific animal for 50 gold.

Cargo Pants of Extreme Abyss. Wearer may place one item 2x the size of the user into pants

Fragrance of Imminent Allure. 1+ to Charisma rolls against opposite sex.

Barbaric Fizzy Soda. Upon drinking soda, user produces one Belch of Ages to knock back one target one 20 feet away from Belcher.

Monster in a Jar. User may break jar and roll (1d8 to determine CR) for a monster hostile to all in sight. Creature always drops potion good for temporary +2 to one ability score, as well as one magic item.

Rosetta Stone. Holder may decipher one foreign text.

Pen of Forgery. User may recreate any document previously seen.

Patriotic Flag. Waving the flag grants 1 teammate first slot for Initiative.

Power of Attorney. Grants user one mid-combat sidebar with teammates.

Jewelers Loupe. Viewing one item through loupe will reveal origin, value, magical properties.

Potion of Time. User may reverse one turn during combat. The reversed action must return to the actor and the turn must begin again.

Blight of Leprosy. User may infect themselves with Leprosy incurring Roll 1d4 damage every 5 minutes for 30 minutes, causing all NPCs to avoid player.

Ambrosia of Sweet Moves. Grants user 1+ to performance rolls for 1 minute

Street Urchin's Glove. Wearer may pickpocket one item successfully from any character under favorable conditions, eg, busy street, distraction, loud crowd, being seduced

Voice of Celine Dion. Completely enchant all onlookers in a 60ft radius for 30 seconds. PC must actually sing for this effect to work.

Volatile Vomitous. Caster may cause one target to vomit every time they try to speak for 30 seconds on failed Constitution save.

Endless Gullet. Grants user ability to drink large bodies of water and retain water for 5 minutes. Restricts movement to ¼. User may also release any amount of water for purposes at hand.

Eyes on the Prize. Allows to user to place eyeballs anywhere for any amount of time, rendering the user blind, able to see only the view from the eyes.

Real Genius. One magical popcorn kernel that, when thrown, miraculously pops into a great mass of popcorn able to fill an Olympic swimming pool.

Onionize. Player casts this spell at one target making them cry for 30 seconds.

Practice Makes Perfect. Target, friend or foe, must repeat their most recent action for 2 two turns

Gift of the Familiar. Appear very familiar to one NPC for 10 minutes. May be applied to another character for 5 minutes.

Thieve's Wisdom. Pick one lock.

Trapper's Acumen. Disarm one trap.

Ram Jam. Grow the horns of a ram capable of battering a barred door but player incurs 1d8 migraine damage.

Fragile Compass. Points in direction of desired location, i.e. to the nearest door leading to said location, etc. Breaks immediately.

Claw Game. User is transported into magical game room where the current environment is laid out it a giant claw game machine. Any item may be taken but will appear in user hands when the user is transported back to reality. Objects being carried have a minimum DC of 16

Prestigurgitation. Player may eat one teammate that can be regurgitated later. Player being eaten must hold their breath, in real life, for duration of Prestigurgitation. Player using Prestigurgitation may expel eaten player at any time or until the eaten player runs out of breath. Upon losing breath the eaten player is expelled immediately.

Hubba Bubba Balloon. When blowing a bubble with this magical watermelon Hubba Bubba bubble gum, a player or item may float upward one full range until bubble is burst. Bursting the bubble while very inflated creates a sticky mess which requires a DC 15 strength save or be restrained for any create within 5 feet

Blowin' Cotton. Player expels magical plume of smoke containing secret message for one character.

Porky's Porthole of Peering. Allows player to see through any obstruction for one look.

Miraculous Box of Cake. A magical box that gives one piece of any type of desired cake every time it's opened.

Strongman's Barbell. Small barbell shaped pin Any strength DC is halved. Breaks after one use

Red Hot Nickel Ball. Poop one Red Hot Nickel Ball. Player takes 1d6 burn damage. Stays red hot for 10 minutes

Rare Dozen. Lay one dozen eggs. 1+ to HP each egg

Broken Hour Glass. When thrown on opponent, that opponent loses one turn on a hit.

Polyglott. Speak and understand any language for one conversation.

Perfect Fool's Gold. Allows player to forge an item that appears, weighs, and feels like real gold. Only destruction of the item reveals it's true nature.

Selective Listener. Allows player to ignore 2 points of one target's AC for 2 turns

Doris Day's Didgeridoo of Dreams. Player may play one tune on the Didgeridoo of Dreams putting to sleep any NPC on a failed Constitution saving throw. A successful throw renders NPC drowsy, slows speed by half

Self-Catapult. Throws user up to 120 ft in any direction. User must take 2d10 fall damage upon failed dexterity saving throw of DC 12.

Popping Glitter Bomb - use/casting time of bonus action, causes targets within 10 feet disadvantage on dexterity saving throws for 3 rounds

Flights of Fancy: commutes the mind and spirit of a bird into the target creature for 1 minute or 30 on a failed wisdom saving throw, DC 17

Glove of Seeing - A glove that, when worn and holding a torch/light source in that hand, only gives light to the holder

Goblet of Purification - any liquid poured into this goblet becomes pure water. If a good aligned cleric or paladin is holding the goblet, the water becomes holy water

Sheriff's Badge - a badge that morphs into the official crest/emblem of the local municipality when shown

Snout of the Dog - a spell that transforms the user's nose into a dog's about, able to detect minute traces of scents with high accuracy for 30 minutes. Cannot be dispelled early

Julia's Apron - the wearer of this apron may cook with unfit ingredients and make an edible, healthful meal.

Dream Catcher - the user holds the dream catcher when they sleep, casting their astral projection to keep watch in the night. The projection must remain within 15 feet of the user's material form.

Steve Harvey Jaws - false teeth able to bite through most common metals. 5 uses before they break

Fantastical Foil Hat - wearer is immune to Charms of Enchantment, resistant to psychic damage

Poisoned Rubber Lips - rubber lips coated with neurotoxin that dissolve with a kiss

The Broach of Bleach - a broach which disallows the wearer's clothes to get dirty or stained

Serpentine Bracer - bronze arm bracer which looks like a coiled snake that can move and be used to strangle others. Always looks bronze

Weather Girl's Revenge - it's raining men! Literally. A hail of corpses rains down in a 50 ft radius from a point you choose

Bag of Body Parts - just your average inter-dimensional bag with mixed body parts belonging to any number of assorted creatures bits. Kinda gross. Always new parts.

Mask of the New Moon - this mask reverts any were-beings who see this mask as if it were a new moon

Pelt of Deep Shadows - a black fur pelt of a Hell Hound/Yeth which casts shadows dark enough to hide in. Any creature Tiny to Medium behind the wearer can attempt to hide in its shadows. If a creature succeeds on a Hide check they cannot be seen, even if another creature looks behind. Only when the wearer moves can a hidden creature been seen with a Perception check

Scourge of Squirrels - a hoard of Squirrels bursts forth from a thrown acorn and attacks one target. The group attacks as one unit

Blood Stone - soaking this stone in fallen enemies and then holding it will restore 3d6 points of healing 1/day. Coincidentally can determine blood type

Ring of Janus - the wearer of this ring's face doubles and appears on the back of their head, letting them see forwards and backwards. The effect ends when the ring is removed

Shrieve's Tuning Fork - if placed on a wall while vibrating the fork will transmit any sound or speaking that is happening behind that wall with perfect clarity. If used as a weapon, deals 2d4 thunder damage

the Dubious Beard - A convincing strap on beard that can hide one small object underneath, up to the size of a typical dagger

Wizard's Krak - a bump of magical crack that adds 15 additional feet of movement, +1 to Initiative, and magical sleep has no effect on the user. The user suffers a -2 to perception while high.

the Pocket Bard - a magical book that keeps track of your adventures but embellishes your stories for you

Sinister Lemon Drops - a tin of lemon candies which slowly erode memories. Finishing a candy will produce fogginess of the mind. Finishing 5 erases 3 childhood memories. Finishing the whole tin will render a person void of all memory.

Dnd joke magic items

Dungeonmasters! Need a list of weird, wild, and strange magic items to randomly bestow on your adventurers? This list was compiled from, and inspired by, various lists and suggestion threads from around the internet. If you recognize an item you made, feel free to credit yourself in the comments.

1. Alchemist Ring - When the wearer of this ring imbibes a healing potion, they receive an additional 1d6 HP.
2. All or Nothing Coin - On a roll you would normally use a d20, flip a coin instead. Heads is a critical success (NAT20), tails is a critical fail (NAT1). Can be used twice per short rest.
3. Antigravity Sphere - A small, fist-sized glass ball filled with a silvery smoke. When the sphere is destroyed, it disables the effect of gravity of everything within a 30ft cube for 30 seconds.
4. Arcane Trickster’s Glove - Allows a spellcaster who can use Mage Hand to turn the conjured hand invisible. Also allows the conjured hand to perform stealthy actions, such as pickpocketing, sleight of hand, and other acts of remote legerdemain. For these checks, the caster uses their Arcana score.
5. Arrow of Celebration - An arrow tipped with an enchanted noisemaker. For 30ft around the impact site, creatures are compelled (WIS vs DC 17) to dance madly. Loud music can be heard 100ft from the impact site.
6. Arrow of Displacement - An arrow tipped with a shard of quartz crystal. When it is fired, and the arrow strikes something, the archer is teleported to wherever the arrow landed. The quartz tip breaks after 3 uses and must be replaced.
7. Arrow of Yondu - Does not require a bow to use. When the user holds this arrow aloft and whistles, the arrow flies through a target enemy, ignoring AC to do 1d6 piercing damage. The user continues to roll a d20+WIS, and for every consecutive roll above 15, the arrow shoots through another target the same way. On a failure, the arrow returns to the user’s hand and cannot be used again until after a long rest.
8. Assassin’s Bracers - This pair of bracers can contain a concealed dagger within each bracer. The wearer can cause the dagger within one, or both, bracers to extend from the bracer. Extending or retracting the daggers requires the use of a Bonus Action from the wearer.
9. Bag of Endless Rats - It looks like a Bag of Holding, but it stinks. All that comes out of it when a character tries to use it are 3d20 rats. If it is turned inside out or damaged, it disgorges 5d100 rats and the bag is destroyed.
10. Band of the Dryad - A simple wooden band that appears to be entwined by evergreen ivy vines. the top is decorated with a small rose petal, which remains bloomed and perfect until the ring's effect is used. Each day at dawn the petal blooms again. This band has a single charge, which recharges each day at dawn. The power contained within the rose petal may be expended to heal a target the wearer can touch by 2d4+2 hit points. Once used, the rose petal wilts and falls off the ring, and this effect may not be used again until the next dawn.
11. Belt of Returning - A finely crafted dark leather belt with three loops, each decorated with a shard of sapphire. The magic of the belt leaves an invisible mark on the surface of the weapons stowed in each loop and invisibly inscribes the name of the item on the sapphire shard. Three one-handed weapons with the thrown property can be 'attuned' to the belt. When a weapon, from the belt, is thrown at an object or creature, hit or miss, the weapon will return to the belt at the end of your turn.
12. Blanket of Starlight - A soft, well made blanket that can, once per long rest, emit a soft glow, maintained by concentration. The blanket was crafted by an enchanter after his young son confided he was afraid of the dark to help his son get to sleep.
13. Bracelets of Bonding - A set of bracelets that when one is broken the other immediately breaks as well. When one is mended, the other mends itself. Created by a brother who was going off to war, for his younger brother staying home. This was so the older brother would know if things got bad at home. If the bracelet snapped, he promised to come home no matter what.
14. Bracers of the Woodland Hunter, Uncommon - Once per long rest, you may cast Hunters Mark as a first level spell without using a spell slot. While wearing these, non-magical difficult terrain does not slow your movement.
15. Captured Sunlight - Sun-filled mirror-catch box, it has enough sunlight to fill a room with bright light. Built by a retired adventuring dwarf and filled by passing adventurers. Inflicts 1d4 radiant damage for 120ft every round of combat when placed on the ground, until closed or destroyed.
16. Censer of Serenity - An enchanted censer that was made by a daughter for her father, who was suffering from PTSD following the battle that robbed him of his arm. No matter what incense is burned in the censer, it gives advantage on wisdom saving throws.
17. Circlet of Mental Fortitude (Requires Attunement) - A copper studded head band that soothes head pain when worn. Made for an elf who suffered from chronic migraines. Grants resistance against psychic damage.
18. Circlet of the Planeswalker, Very Rare (Requires Attunement) - While you wear this circlet, you can choose to be considered on your native plane for the effects of banishment and other spells used against you. Whenever you teleport or cross a planar boundary (such as with the Blink spell), you may heal 1d4 Hit Points.
19. Cloak of Death - This garment gives you an undead appearance—a skeletal face crusted with desiccated skin, with black holes for eyes. Gives disadvantage to attacks from undead, because undead creatures are confused by your grotesque appearance. Great for looking like a lich without actually being one.
20. Cloak of the Nord - A hooded cloak made of various patches of leather that has a belt fastened to the front. It generates heat on the wearer if blown upon by wind. It was made as gift for a lover so that they could travel the mountain ranges without worry of freezing. Gives resistance against Cold damage.
21. Cloak of Vigor - A dark red cloak with an extra long flap in the back that will bend and stiffen into a functional chair when the wearer tries to sit down. Made for a wizard that had difficulty walking across town without breaks. Grants the ability to take a short rest in a fraction of the usual time. 1 use a day.
22. Collar of Finding - A leather collar with a small metal emblem of a star on it. A matched bracelet with the same emblem. A person wearing the bracelet can make a small light hover 50 feet above the collar. A wife commissioned this collar after her husband, a retired soldier with significant PTSD, lost the dog that he had bonded with.
23. Crown of the False King - A tin crown that increases the confidence and self image of those who wear it. Made for a shy human boy who had trouble talking to people. Grants +2 to Charisma.
24. Daryl’s Vest of Haste - A black leather vest with wings painted on the back. This vest gives the wearer advantage on Initiative rolls and +2 to Intimidation rolls, plus proficiency with Crossbows.
25. Death Elk Head - The severed, decomposed head of a Giant Elk. It’s been reanimated by necromancy and roars ominously when it makes eye contact with another living being. Choose one creature that you can see within 30 feet of you. If the creature can see or hear the Death Elk Head, it must succeed on a Wisdom saving throw (DC 14) or be frightened of you until the end of your next turn. It holds one charge, and must be recharged by dipping it in fresh blood.
26. Demogogue’s Tie - A big red necktie that hangs down to the wearer’s crotch. When worn, the tie causes the wearer’s hair to become pale and wispy, and causes their skin to become orange and leathery. The wearer’s INT is reduced by 3 while wearing the tie and they use the word “tremendous” a lot. When the wearer speaks, everyone in earshot must make a DC 15 WIS save, and everyone who fails will believe whatever the tie-wearer has said, no matter how ridiculous.
27. Deodorant Soap - A bar of soap that, when used to wash one’s body, eliminates body odor and grants +1 to Stealth and Persuasion. Lasts for 1 day.
28. Dog Whistle - When blown, this whistle makes no noise. 1d4 rounds of combat later, a dog appears and does 1 thing:
    1. Pees on the leg of the user, soaking their clothes, and then runs away. Enemies become disgusted and will avoid the user for 1d6 rounds, only attacking the user if they are attacked.
    2. Poops on the battlefield and runs away. If anyone steps on the poop, they slip and go prone, and must expend an Action to get back up.
    3. Serves as an emotional support animal, Inspiring and giving the user +1d6 on their next roll.
    4. Distracts the nearest enemy by charging at them and barking, giving the whistle-blower Advantage on their next combat roll against that specific enemy.

    Each aspect represents a different stage in a woman's life, as well as different aspects of femininity and divinity. The Maiden is associated with youth, purity, and new beginnings; the Mother represents fertility, nurturing, and creation; and the Crone embodies wisdom, death, and rebirth. The triquetra symbol is a visual representation of this trinity, reminding Wiccans of the cyclical nature of life and the ever-changing roles and energies of the Goddess.

    

    Additionally, the triquetra symbol also represents the Wiccan concept of the triple aspect of the God. Just as the Goddess has three aspects, the God is seen as having three phases—sometimes referred to as the Young God, the Oak King, and the Horned God. These aspects reflect the different stages of masculinity and the changing seasons—youth, maturity, and wisdom. The triquetra symbol is further connected to the concept of balance and harmony in Wicca. The three loops of the symbol are often seen as representing the three elements—earth, air, and water, with the central circle symbolizing spirit or divinity. By encompassing all four elements, the triquetra represents the importance of maintaining equilibrium and unity between these different forces in the Wiccan cosmology. In Wiccan rituals and ceremonies, the triquetra symbol is often used as a focal point or as a tool for meditation and visualization. Wiccans may draw or wear the triquetra symbol, keeping it close as a reminder of the interconnectedness of all things and the balance that is sought in their spiritual practice. In conclusion, the triquetra symbol holds great significance in Wicca, representing the unity and interconnection of the mind, body, and spirit, as well as the ever-changing roles and energies of the Goddess and the God. This symbol serves as a visual reminder of the cyclical nature of life and the importance of balance and harmony within the Wiccan belief system..

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    I found the article on the significance of the triquetra symbol in Wicca to be extremely lacking in depth and substance. The author barely scratched the surface of the topic and failed to provide any meaningful information about the symbol's history, meaning, or its relevance in Wiccan practices. The entire article felt rushed and poorly researched, leaving me feeling unsatisfied and wanting more. Overall, I was extremely disappointed by the lack of depth and information provided in this article.

    2. Samantha - 2 stars

    While the article attempted to explain the significance of the triquetra symbol in Wicca, it fell short in providing a comprehensive understanding. The author touched briefly on the symbol's history and meaning but failed to dig deeper into its associations with the elements or its use in rituals and spellwork. Additionally, there were several grammar and spelling mistakes throughout the article, which made it difficult to trust the accuracy of the information presented. Overall, this article left me feeling underwhelmed and seeking better resources to learn about the triquetra symbol in Wicca.

    3. Robert - 2.5 stars

    I was hoping that this article would shed light on the significance of the triquetra symbol in Wicca, but unfortunately, it didn't meet my expectations. The information provided was quite basic and lacked the depth and insight I was seeking. I felt like the article only scratched the surface without delving into the symbol's esoteric meanings and its integration into Wiccan practices. It would have been beneficial for the author to provide more examples and real-life applications of the triquetra symbol within the Wiccan community. Overall, while this article provides a brief overview, it lacks the substance needed to truly understand the importance of the triquetra symbol in Wicca.

    4. Emily - 1.5 stars

    I found this article on the significance of the triquetra symbol in Wicca to be extremely underwhelming. The author barely provided any concrete information about the symbol's meaning or its usage in Wiccan rituals and traditions. It felt like a rushed and poorly-researched piece that failed to meet my expectations. I was left wanting more in-depth analysis and examples to truly grasp the importance of the triquetra symbol in Wiccan beliefs. Overall, I found this article to be shallow and unsatisfying in its coverage of such an important symbol in Wicca.

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