Wand of the Inferno

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Charges: 7 (regains at dawn)

The Wand of the Inferno is a sleek, beautifully crafted wand, wrapped in shimmering red dragon leather that glimmers like molten lava. Intricate golden engravings snake their way along the shaft, depicting ancient draconic runes that radiate warmth when touched. At its tip, a polished ruby glows with an inner fire, seeming to pulse with energy.

Fireball While holding this wand, you can cast the *fireball* spell (save DC 18) without expending a spell slot. The wand has 7 charges, and it regains 1d6 + 1 expended charges daily at dawn. When you expend the last charge, roll a d20. On a 1, the wand disintegrates into ash.

Ignition The wand can be used to ignite flammable objects. As a bonus action, you can set a nonmagical object or surface aflame, inflicting 1d10 fire damage per round until extinguished.

Dragon's Resilience While attuned to the wand, you gain resistance to fire damage.

Lore

Forged in the heart of a volcano by the renowned Archmage Cyraxa, the Wand of the Inferno was a gift from a grateful red dragon. It is said to contain a fragment of the dragon's essence, giving it its immense power over fire.

History

Throughout the ages, the wand has changed hands many times, aiding heroes in battles against fiends and monsters. The last known wielder was the infamous pyromancer Lysandra, who used it to single-handedly defeat an elven warlord and incinerate the remnants of his army. After her disappearance, the wand's whereabouts became a subject of legend.

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