Vocivicite Implement
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Vocivicite crystals, growing near rifts on the material plane, can and have been known to be used as a spellcasting implement. It acts similarly to a crystal implement, but because of the planar magic imbued within it, it is a lot less consistent, though a bit more powerful. Where most crystal implements allow their user to change the type of arcane energy from their spell to the one tied to the crystal, vocivicite does not allow for the harnessing of one energy type. As such, spells cast using a vocivicite crystal as an implement will be morphed in a near-completely random way. Though this is seen as a drawback to most, spellcasters using vocivicite crystal implements rely on this randomness to surprise their opponents and gain the upper hand. Once one is used to their spells being changed, there is an additional advantage that comes with using a vocivicite implement. The planar energy within the crystal is known to strengthen spells, meaning that a spellcaster can expend less energy to cast more powerful spells.
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