Ring of Perpetuity

Artifact (requires attunement)

A silver inscribed ring created by the legendary enchanter Cranx of Menetar's Arcanist Guild. The ring was stolen 200 years ago from the Arcanist Guild vaults by an unknown thief, it's whereabouts lost even to the guild's master diviners. The ring was recently found by a member of the Blackbird Mercenary Company in the possession of a troll wearing it as a tooth ring in the Quint Mountains.

'''Permanency. '''The ring holds the special property of allowing its user to give a spell an infinite duration without the usual requirement of maintaining a spell effect for a year. The user must wear the ring while initiating a spell permanency, then roll 1d4 dice per spell level of the attempted spell. The result is the number of days it will take to finish making the spell permanent. The user becomes aware of the time period it will take to make a spell permanent. If the ring is not worn when reapplying the spell, the effect will end and the user will resume the normal one-year permanency duration. If the user wears the ring after the effect ends, they must re-roll for the days, and the shortened duration restarts with the new roll's results.

Enchanter's Ring. The user gains an +2 Arcana insight bonus while the user wears the ring. The user can also craft items at triple the normal speed, though at triple the crafting cost.