Helm of the Seraph Knight
Wondrous item, rare (requires attunement)
In a flying V, the Seraph Knights descend onto the hordes of scaled demons, plowing them aside like rotted wheat. Resplendent in their golden armour, these elite soldiers of the Wings of Righteousness each sport a magical winged helm, the source of their mobility and fortitude.
Celestial Steed. While wearing the helm you can cast the spell find steed at will. When you cast the spell using this property, the steed is a hippogriff with the celestial type instead of monstrosity.
Celestial Ward. You can cast the spell shield of faith. If you cast it on yourself then, while you are mounted on a creature, the benefits of this spell extend to your mount. In addition, your concentration on this spell can only be broken if you cast another spell that does require concentration. Once you activate this property, you can’t do so again until the following dawn.
Very rare variant: Replace the hippogriff with a griffon (that is a celestial instead of a monstrosity and has a walking speed of 50 feet). The item gains the Celestial Protection property.
Celestial Protection. You can cast the spell protection from evil and good at will. If you cast it on yourself then, while you are mounted on a creature, the benefits of this spell extend to your mount. In addition, your concentration on this spell can only be broken if you cast another spell that requires concentration.
Legendary variant: Replace the hippogriff with a gold dragon wyrmling (that is sized Large instead of Medium, has a walking speed of 60 feet, and has a flying speed of 90 feet). The item gains the Celestial Protection and the Celestial Boon properties.
Celestial Boon. You can cast the spell bless at will. Your concentration on this spell can only be broken if you cast another spell that requires concentration, or if you choose to end your concentration.
In a flying V, the Seraph Knights descend onto the hordes of scaled demons, plowing them aside like rotted wheat. Resplendent in their golden armour, these elite soldiers of the Wings of Righteousness each sport a magical winged helm, the source of their mobility and fortitude.
Celestial Steed. While wearing the helm you can cast the spell find steed at will. When you cast the spell using this property, the steed is a hippogriff with the celestial type instead of monstrosity.
Celestial Ward. You can cast the spell shield of faith. If you cast it on yourself then, while you are mounted on a creature, the benefits of this spell extend to your mount. In addition, your concentration on this spell can only be broken if you cast another spell that does require concentration. Once you activate this property, you can’t do so again until the following dawn.
Very rare variant: Replace the hippogriff with a griffon (that is a celestial instead of a monstrosity and has a walking speed of 50 feet). The item gains the Celestial Protection property.
Celestial Protection. You can cast the spell protection from evil and good at will. If you cast it on yourself then, while you are mounted on a creature, the benefits of this spell extend to your mount. In addition, your concentration on this spell can only be broken if you cast another spell that requires concentration.
Legendary variant: Replace the hippogriff with a gold dragon wyrmling (that is sized Large instead of Medium, has a walking speed of 60 feet, and has a flying speed of 90 feet). The item gains the Celestial Protection and the Celestial Boon properties.
Celestial Boon. You can cast the spell bless at will. Your concentration on this spell can only be broken if you cast another spell that requires concentration, or if you choose to end your concentration.
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