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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 7593620" data-attributes="member: 6796661">The player must replace one eye with this artifact. There should be some ability or skill decrease for doing so. Perhaps lower perception. Once inserted, the implantee can can once per day summon a Bubble of Annihilation.It functions like a <a href="https://www.dndbeyond.com/magic-items/sphere-of-annihilation" target="_blank">sphere of annihilation</a> with the following differences: 1. It appears around the bearer. Through physics completely alien to minds of native to the multiverse, it acts as a hole in the multiverse, wrapped around a stabilizing magical field that surrounds the eye-bearer.  2. It disappears after 10 minutes and requires concentration to maintain. Concentration is hard to be disrupted as any weapons thrust or shot at the sphere are annihilated. But there are ways. See below.3. It's diameter is 5' (takes up an entire square on a 1"=5' grid map). Medium creatures will need to sit cross-legged or kneel within the sphere. Larger medium creatures may have to take a fetal position. Any creature larger than medium that attempts to use the eye will be annihilated upon first attempt to use it. Leaving only the eye behind. All matter that touches the sphere from outside of it go through it as if it were a portal, and does not penetrate into where the wearer sits.  Anything completely engulfed by the sphere is annihilated, except Artifacts. Anything that is merely touched by the sphere takes 4d10 force damage. If the sphere is moved into an occupied space, anyone in that space can make a DC13 Dex check to avoid the sphere. The bearer can see outside of the sphere as if he or she were inside a clear bubble. The sphere sits stationary for the entire 10 minutes unless the bearer makes a DC 25 Arcana check. Upon a success the bearer can move the sphere 5' multiplied by the bearer's intelligence score (minimum of 5'). Movement can be in ANY direction. Including down, through soil and rock. It can be used to tunnel. It can also levitate. On a failure, the bearer loses concentration and the sphere disappears. Unlike normal spheres of annihilation, nobody else can control it. But someone else other then the bearer can still make a contested arcana check and if they win, they will cause the bearer to lose concentration and the sphere to end. Hope they are not levitated too high in the air!If the sphere comes into contact with a planar portal, such as that created by the gate spell, or an extradimensional space, such as that within a portable hole, the GM determines randomly what happens, using the following table.d100    Result01-50    The sphere is destroyed. The bearer takes 4d10 force damage and the bearer's faces is terribly disfigured. If the bearer was levitating at the time or in an inhospitable environment, falling or other damage may also be incurred. 51-85    The sphere--along with the bearer--moves through the portal or into the extradimensional space.86-00    A spatial rift sends each creature and object within 180 feet of the sphere, including the sphere and the bearer, to a random plane of existence. Oh, also, Dominus Bulla, the artifact's creator, lives. After being flung into the far realm during his mad experiments, he has found his way back to the material realm, entirely insane and a thrall to timeless, great powers from the far realm. He seeks his missing eye.</blockquote>

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