Mordenkainen’s Teapot

Mordenkainen’s Teapot

Mordenkainen’s Teapot is a soot-black iron vessel etched with minute silver runes of comfort, privacy, and balance. The pot is perpetually warm to the touch and occasionally emits wisps of fragrant steam even when empty. It never rusts or tarnishes.

Any water poured into the teapot is immediately purified as though affected by purify food and drink. The teapot can brew enough tea for six persons at one sitting and requires no external source of heat.

A creature drinking a full cup of tea receives the following benefits:

• For the next 1 hour, the drinker gains a +2 bonus on saving throws against fear, whether magical or otherwise.
• If the drinker rests quietly for at least 1 turn, the creature regains 1d4 hit points. A creature may benefit from this healing only once per day.
• A spellcaster gains a +2 bonus on the next concentration check made to prevent a spell from being interrupted, lost, or prematurely ended. This benefit lasts until used or until the character next sleeps.

Household Magic

While the teapot is in the possession of a spellcaster, its owner may employ minor household magic at will.

These effects resemble harmless applications of cantrip and may warm or cool food and drink, clean small objects, remove minor stains, create pleasant aromas, or produce similarly trivial sensory effects.

These effects cannot cause damage, affect combat, or duplicate the effects of a spell of 1st level or higher.

Tiny Hut

Once per day, the possessor may command the teapot to produce tiny hut, functioning as though cast by a 5th-level wizard.

No material component is required.

The hut invariably carries the faint scents of black tea, pipe smoke, and old parchment.

Usable By: Wizards, priests, bards, and other characters capable of casting spells
XP Value: 1,500
GP Value: 7,500