Watchman's helm

Watchman's helms were enchanted helmets that received their names from Helm, the god of guardians, or for simply being popular among watchmen.

"What's good for the goose is good for the gander."

- Old proverb in reference to Watchman's helms being used by guards and thieves.

Powers
These helmets magically enchanted the wearer's senses of sight, and hearing, making them invaluable for guards and members fo the watch. All versions of Watchman's helms radiated dim light, sometimes of blue hue, at the distance of.

History
By the late 14 century DR, these helmets were in high demand among folk who made living by guarding people, possessions, and places. However, Watchman's helms were just as popular among thieves and rogues for the same reasons.

In 1374 DR, a Watchman's helm was offered to brave adventurers who were strong enough to exterminate undead creatures out of the Mere of Dead Men.

Notable Owners

 * Irim Mendar, a purveyor of exotic and enchanted goods from Samargol circa 1374 DR.
 * Maegel: a dead adventurer whose body was haunted by his ghost deep inside a cave south of Port Llast in 1372 DR.
 * Neurik: a cleric of Tyr in Port Llast circa 1372 DR.

Appearances

 * Video Games
 * Neverwinter Nights series (Neverwinter Nights &bull; Neverwinter Nights 2 &bull; Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir &bull; Neverwinter Nights: Tyrants of the Moonsea)