At first glance, these appear to be ordinary rings with no gems or markings. However, once worn, the wearer will start to notice things start going his/her way more often than not. When worn, if the character fails a random roll (except hitrolls) by 2 or less (10% or less), the character gets a second chance at the roll, done in secret by the DM.

Also, if the character rolls a critical fail (sometimes referred to as a "botch"), the DM does a secret reroll to see if the critical is avoided. If the reroll is successful, then the character avoids the critical failure (it is treated as a normal failure).

A few of these rings (roughly 10%) come with extra enhancements, tailored to a specific group of classes. Though they can be worn by any character, their extra abilities only function when used by the appropriate classes. Each specialized ring comes with one of the listed abilities for that class:

• Wizard's Ring of Pure Luck: +10% to Learn Spells, or Spell Failure reduced by 10%
• Rogue's Ring of Pure Luck: +10% to Open Locks, or +10% to Find/Remove Traps
• Priest's Ring of Pure Luck: Spell Failure reduced by 10%, or Opponents suffer -1 penalty to saves vs. the priest's spells
• Warrior's Ring of Pure Luck: Natural hitroll of 19 in combat counts as a natural 20.

Stats

Rarity: Very Rare
Weight: 1 ounce
Special: Improves chance of success on character's random rolls
Usable By: Anyone

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