Idol of Silvanus
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The Idol of Silvanus is a Miscellaneous item the druids of the Druid Grove are using to conduct the Rite of Thorns, a ritual which will cut off the grove from the rest of the world.
A wooden statue of Silvanus, the Oak Father, god of nature and its impartial fairness. Those near the idol seem to better understand the natural world.
Properties
Miscellaneous Items
Rarity: Common
Weight: 0.2 kg / 0.4 lb
Price: 350 gp
UUID
bd8795e9-7daa-4d92-bac4-93f5dd8f66b2
Effect
When held in a party member's inventory, that character and all characters nearby receive Silvanus' Blessing.
Condition: Idyllic Aura
Condition: Silvanus' Blessing
Where to find
In the Sacred Pool of the Druid Grove at X: 241 Y: 510
Usage
- Similar to the
Resonance Stone, the aura generated by this item affects all entities within its radius.
Notes
- The idol can only be obtained via stealing.
- Stealing this item causes the druids to immediately become hostile and attack both the party and the tieflings in the Druid Grove.
- Stealing this item also grants the inspiration
Heretic to party members with the 
Criminal background. - If the idol is stolen after the ritual has been stopped (either by completing
Investigate Kagha or by saving the grove from the Goblins), the druids do not automatically become hostile if not caught in the act. Shortly after stealing the idol one of the druids interrogates the party. Passing a 
Deception or 
Intimidation check lets the party get away. - Alternatively, if using the effects of
Feign Death or 
Invisibility, and there is no other party member near, the druids are not able to interrogate anyone and the investigation ends shortly after. - Although arguably meeting all the criteria of a quest item and important to the game's story, this item is tagged in-game as "common".
