Also known as the "Circlet of Clarity", the first of these circlets were created by the wizard Telaron as gifts for his most talented students. The circlet is made of polished silver, with several runes and magic symbols expertly etched into the metal. The circlet is then adorned with a single amethyst gemstone in the front. When worn, it allows the wearer to focus his/her thoughts more clearly, improving the wearer's chances of successfully casting a spell, and providing a measure of protection from spells and enchantments against the mind.

One of the most interesting features of the circlet, is its ability to mold its enchantments to fit the spellcasting style of its wearer. For example, when a Cleric wears it, it grants a bonus to their Wisdom, while a Wizard who wears it receives a boost to their Intelligence. However, it only functions if the wearer has the ability to cast spells.

Base Stats (D20 / Pathfinder)

Rarity: Very Rare
Type: Circlet (head slot) Weight: 8 ounces
Requirements: Ability to cast 1st-level spells.
Special:
+2 Enhancement Bonus to two stats (INT, WIS, or CHA), based on class
+2 Insight Bonus to Concentration.

Base Stats (2nd Edition)

Rarity: Very Rare
Type: Circlet (head slot) Weight: 8 ounces
Requirements: Ability to cast 1st-level spells.
Special:
+1 bonus to two stats (INT, WIS, or CHA), based on class
+1 to saves vs. spells and abilities that affect the mind.

Empowered Enchantment

When one of these circlets is found, roll a D20 to determine if the item's enchantments have been empowered.
On a roll of 17-18, the item's bonuses are increased by 50% (rounded up).
On a roll of 19-20, the item's bonuses are doubled.