Yaeith's Box of Treasures

Syrroh's Promise:

This ring gives Natural Predator and Cunning Action: Hide. Natural Predator is intended to give Rangers Sneak Attack without dipping into the Rogue class.

Does not provide the Sneak Attack Reaction/Interrupt (yet?), so cast it from the hotbar like you would most weapon skills.

Arcadeon's Remorse:

This ring provides Kadarn's Madness, a new risk/reward passive for martial classes.

The ring is intended to unlock Yeenoghu's Shattered Flail's awesome passive for use with any weapon (or unarmed!). Attacks heal the character for 1d4, but the character must pass an Intelligence saving throw (DC14) every time they end a turn without attacking, or they'll go mad. While under the effects of Kadarn's Madness, the heal increases to 1d6, and the character is silenced.

Allies can remove the condition by using the Help action from the hotbar on the affected character.

The Kadarn's Hold spell provided with the ring allows the wearer to manually trigger Kadarn's Madness in situations where the increased healing is required.

Acquiring:

Both rings can be found in the Tutorial chest at the beginning of the game, and should be available at most major traders (Arron, Dammon, Danthelon, Grat, and some others).

Notes/Disclaimer:

I'm not a D&D player and these items were created for a roleplay heavy co-op playthrough to make RP-based build decisions without sacrificing cool mechanics like Sneak Attack or the flail's Madness. They are stronger than the vast majority of vanilla rings would be, and likely have unintended interactions in some edge cases. It's up to you as the player not to abuse these interactions if they hurt your enjoyment of the mod, I don't intend to fix/balance these long term unless there's a major issue somewhere. This is also my first mod, so if you're an experienced coder do not read or question my coding decisions, I know it's a mess. 😁

Credits:

BG3 Creator's Cauldron for the templates to get started

Bags Bags Bags for the TreasureTable format

The Larian discord for general modding advice, and the creators of Multitool and LSLib for making it possible.