"value":"<div class=\"rd__b rd__b--2\"><p>This smooth helm permanently covers your head, giving you a mirror-like expanse instead of a face. You can see, breathe, eat, hear, and speak normally; from your perspective, you still retain your normal features. However, all others see only their own faces reflected back; this situation confers disadvantage to your Persuasion attempts.</p><p>The helm has 20 charges and regains 1d20 expended charges daily at dawn. It has the same illusion image function as the helm of illusion, plus a couple more abilities.</p><p>If 2 charges are expended, you can create an illusory guise to appear as someone or something else, roughly of your size and shape, for up to one hour. Once created, the disguise requires no concentration. For</p><p>each additional charge you spend, you can disguise one other willing creature within 10 feet. All disguised creatures must stay within sight of you or lose their disguise. A creature that becomes suspicious of the disguise can use its action to inspect your disguise and make an Intelligence (Investigation) check against DC 17. If it succeeds, it becomes aware of the disguise.</p><p>If you expend 4 charges, the helm creates images that would appear terrifying to creatures that you choose within a 120-footradius sphere centered on you. Those images appear within that area and menace the appropriate creatures. Each creature you want to affect must succeed on a DC 17 Wisdom save, or flee in terror for 1 minute, pursued by its nightmares. Success means the creature ignores the images, which do not hamper it in any way.</p><p>Finally, you can make the illusion you create that fits within a 10-foot cube (as described in the helm of illusion) permanent if you expend 8 charges. Even if someone sees through the illusion or disperses it, the illusion returns again later, seeming as real as ever.</p></div>",
