Sacred Number Shrine
A simple, unadorned shrine is wrapped in the roots of a great oak tree with copper bark and silver leaves. Preistesses in silver robes and tall, hoop-shaped headdresses tend to the tree and live in a cluster of tents nearby. The tree always grows leaves equal to the sacred number. Correctly counting them (INT-in-20 chance per day spent counting), opens the counter's mind to deep wisdoms.
Sacred Numerology
Counting the leaves grants 6 charges. All preistesses can perform these feats.
- 1 charge: So long as you remain still, no one will be able to see you
- 2 charges: So long as you remain silent, anyone who sees you will remember you as a harmless animal once you leave their vision
- 3 charges: An item you can hold in one hand appears as something of comparable size to all observers for as long as you hold it or until 1d6 hours after you release it
A dry fallen leaf worn around the neck protects the wearer from magic (including sacred numerology), crumbling after doing so. A fresh leaf has a 2-in-6 chance of crumbling, though the preistesses will kill anyone who they catch picking a leaf.