Witchcraft • Legacy Luck Charm
Moon Stone

Moon Stone enchants up to three ordinary pebbles as temporary luck charms. A bearer can expend a stone before a roll to gain a small bonus.
Moon Stone at a Glance
| 5.5e / 2024 | No direct conversion published here |
|---|---|
| 5e / 2014 | No direct conversion published here |
| Pathfinder 1e | Not a Pathfinder Witch spell by default |
| D&D 3.x Legacy | Witch 1, Cleric 1, Druid 1, Earth 1, Moon 1 |
Spell Rules by Edition
Moon Stone — 5.5e / 2024
Edition status: No official 2024 version of this legacy spell is supplied here.
Moon Stone — 5e / 2014
Edition status: No official 2014 version is supplied here.
Moon Stone — Pathfinder 1e
Edition status: No Pathfinder Witch version is established here. Any conversion requires Games Master approval.
Moon Stone — D&D 3.5e (legacy d20 Witch rules)
| School | Transmutation |
|---|---|
| Level | Witch 1, Cleric 1, Druid 1, Earth 1, Moon 1 |
| Components | V, S, DF |
| Casting Time | 1 standard action |
| Range | Touch |
| Targets | Up to three pebbles |
| Duration | 1 day/caster level or until discharged |
Each enchanted pebble becomes a luck charm. Before making a roll, the bearer can expend one stone to gain +1 on an attack roll, saving throw, spell-related roll or skill check. The choice must be made before the roll.
Using Moon Stone in Play
The long duration makes Moon Stone a preparation spell rather than a combat action. A Witch can hand the charms to companions before travel, a dangerous negotiation or an expedition.
Edition Boundary
The +1 disposable charm mechanic is preserved for legacy d20 play. Modern editions use different luck and inspiration mechanics, so no automatic conversion is assumed.
Counterplay and Related Magic
Each Moon Stone must be expended before the roll and provides only its legacy +1 bonus. The charms can be lost, stolen or consumed, and the magic expires with the spell duration. Compare Guidance and Bless.
Rules Sources and Licensing
Legacy source: Liber Mysterium: The Netbook of Witches and Warlocks.
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