Blackstock's Olla

This unglazed ceramic lidded jar with its short wide neck, wide belly, and small handles looks rather unremarkable. It is said to have been the property of a famed Miforan chef and a large part of his success.

As long as you own the Olla and are attuned to it, it has the following properties.

Garret The jar can heat up on command and retain the heat for as long as you specify. This allows for cooking and can also serve to keep people warm; the outside does not get hot enough to do damage to anyone hit by it.

Griffin Once per day you can use an action to fill the jar to the brim with water (2 liters, if empty).

Clair When using any poisonous ingredients in the jar, a Cook's Utensils check DC 10 (rolled by the DM) will remove the poison.

Oof You can hard boil an egg in fifteen minutes and try to infuse it with a beneficial effect. It depends on both the type of egg and the Cook's Utensils check (rolled by the DM) exactly what kind of effect eating the egg will have. Once the egg is ready you will have a general idea of the type of effect the egg will have, though if the roll was very poor there might also be a detrimental effect you won’t know about. Eggs prepared this way can be used for a number of days equal to your proficiency modifier. Every day you can prepare a number of eggs equal to your proficiency modifier.

Crisp You can spend an hour to infuse a creature quality into the Olla. To do so you put (part of) a dead creature in the jar and then make a Cook's Utensils check. The exact effect imbued depends on both the creature and the check. You can activate the effect upon yourself as an Action, removing it from the Olla. Only one effect can be present at a time; if you infuse a creature while an effect is present, it will be replaced with the new effect.

Current effect present: Jump spell.