Item: Purloining Cloak

Perception [[/r 1d20+30]]{+30}; precise vision 30 feet, imprecise hearing 30 feet

Communication speech (Common and two other languages, usually regional and ancestral)

Skills Society [[/r 1d20+31]]{+31}, Thievery [[/r 1d20+31]]{+31}, Underworld Lore [[/r 1d20+31]]{+31}

Int +5, Wis +5, Cha +5

Will [[/r 1d20+30]]{+30}

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Each purloining cloak is a Mercurial Mantle once worn by a legendary thief or two. The cloak became infused with a daredevil spirit and a penchant for high-stakes thievery. If its owner isn't willing to partake in such activities, the cloak tries to convince them to sell or give it to someone who will. A purloining cloak can use tendrils of its cloth to attempt Thievery checks to Palm an Object or Steal, proudly offering you its loot later. In addition to those of a mercurial mantle, a purloining cloak has the following activations.

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Activate r Interact

Frequency once per hour

Trigger An enemy misses you with a melee Strike

Effect You slip around the attacking creature with ease. You Step, without moving away from the triggering enemy, and then make a melee Strike against the triggering enemy if it's within reach. If you do make a Strike, the target attempts a DC 38 Perception check before you roll.

Failure This creature is Off Guard against the Strike.

Critical Failure This creature is off-guard against all your attacks until the end of their next turn.

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Activate 2 command, envision (conjuration, teleportation)

Frequency once per day

Effect The cloak hums with power as your whirl it around yourself, disappearing amid a brief flash of light. Teleport up to double your Speed to a location you can see. At the end of the teleportation, you can make a melee Strike against a creature within reach, if there is one.

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Activate 2 (concentrate)

Effect The cloak casts 2nd-rank Illusory Disguise on you, usually to your specifications. However the cloak can choose the appearance of the illusion for you.

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Activate 1 (concentrate)

Effect The cloak assesses the price of valuables it can see. This valuation doesn't include the value of features the cloak can't discern, such as magical properties.