Clover of Luck

Tattoo, Uncommon, Essence 20

At first, this appears to be a pendant or a charm, shaped like a four-leaf clover wrought out of tarnished silver clockwork gears. However, this is merely a container. When a hero bonds with the Clover of Luck, the silver gears turn, plucking a music-box melody out of the air that recalls distant days and bittersweet memories. The charm unfurls into a silver torque or cuff that imprints a four-leaf clover tattoo in a location the hero chooses or a randomly determined part of the body.

This grants the hero +1 to LUCK as long as there are leaves on the clover tattoo, this can exceed your attribute cap. The hero may also use each leaf as an extra Luck Point. After using one of these Luck Points, the leaf falls off the clover tattoo.

The Clover of Luck regains 1d4-1 leaves each day at dawn, with a max of 4 leaves. The silver accessory it came in is just an accessory, but many heroes choose to wear it over their tattoo in order to obscure how many leaves they have to spare.

If you are no longer bonded with the Clover, the tattoo fades, and the silver torque or cuff curls back in on itself, once again playing a faint song that seems nostalgically familiar.