Ring of Sovereignty

The Rings of Sovereignty were given to four rulers by the great wizard Fornir. They are required to gain the Wand of the Sage.

Description
The Rings of Sovereignty appear as simple gold bands that magically resize to fit the wearer.

Qualities
While wearing and attuned to one ring, a score of your choosing changes to a 27. If any of your scores are already equal to or greater than the ring’s score, the item has no effect on you. In addition, you must be of the specified race to gain the benefits below. Otherwise, you gain merely a +2 bonus to checks and saving throws against full blooded members of that species.
 * The Ring of Human Sovereignty. The wielder has advantage on all checks and saving throws made against full-blooded humans. This ring may be worn by Changelings, Halflings, Humans, and Tritons.
 * The Ring of Elvish Sovereignty. The wielder has advantage on all checks and saving throws made against full-blooded elves. This ring may be worn by Centaurs, Elves, and Fairies.
 * The Ring of Dwarvish Sovereignty. The wielder has advantage on all checks and saving throws made against full-blooded dwarves. This ring may be worn by Dwarves, Goblins, and Orcs.
 * The Ring of Giant Sovereignty. The wielder has advantage on all checks and saving throws made against full-blooded giants and giantkin. This ring may be worn by Giantkin and Grimlock.

Lore

 * 1) The Ring of Human Sovereignty was given to the grandson of the Staffbreaker for reinstituting Bruxaria by royal charter. That ring is held by King Priamus.
 * 2) The Ring of Elvish Sovereignty was given to The Keeper, in exchange for allowing Fornir to place a Keystone in his realm.
 * 3) The Ring of Dwarvish Sovereignty was given by Olm, the Great Slaver and King of the Mithril Pass. This ring fell into the hands of The Tribunal, and is now held by Caius Vesperatus, the High Tribune.
 * 4) The Ring of Giant Sovereignty was given to The Horned King, the leader of Esivantaka.