The Id Portrait
Note: This magic item was created by Stephen S. Greer and appears in the GameMastery Module U1: "Gallery of Evil", as published by Paizo Publishing, LLC.
This minor artifact was discovered by V2 on July 21, 1112 in the home of the rogue wizard and painter, Imron Gauthfallow.
It was taken by the party and stored (for safekeeping) with Baron Johann Wildhurst.
| ID PORTRAIT (MINOR ARTIFACT) | |
|---|---|
| Aura Strong enchantment, necromancy, and universal; CL 20th | |
| Slot —; | Price – |
DESCRIPTION
This 4-foot-by-8-foot oil-on-wood masterwork painting depicts an elegant high- backed padded chair in the foreground of a gothic study with heavy curtains, polished tables supporting decorative lamps, plush rugs, and hundreds of books in shelves. The silver and gold frame is equally elegant and etched with faintly glowing arcane symbols.
The painting is a powerful magic item you can use to create one or more duplicates of any living creature with a Charisma score of at least 10. By touching the painting and uttering a command word, the subject creature is drawn into the painting and appears seated in the chair. The subject is under the effects of a binding spell.
For more details, please see Module U1: "Gallery of Evil".