Uncommon stage: You can cast Detect Magic at will, requiring no spell slot or material components. The spell requires Concentration and ends as described by the spell.

Uncommon stage: You have Advantage on Wisdom (Insight) checks made to determine whether a speaker is deliberately and intentionally lying. This does not reveal lies the speaker believes to be true, mistakes, evasions, or facts the speaker does not know.

Rare-stage awakening prompt: After a one-month downtime project investigating a hidden lineage, redacted contract, or concealed political plot, the DM may awaken the item to its Rare stage if the bearer identifies the origin point and brings credible evidence before those affected. This is a narrative advancement, not an additional combat ability.

Rare stage: You can cast Zone of Truth once per Long Rest without a spell slot or material components. The spell uses its normal casting time, range, area, duration, and saving throw rules. Affected creatures know the spell is active and may choose not to answer.

Very Rare stage: You can cast Comprehend Languages at will, requiring no spell slot or material components. It requires Concentration and otherwise follows the spell’s normal rules.

Very Rare stage: While your bare feet are touching stone or earth, you have Truesight out to 10 feet. This sight functions only while that contact continues and follows the normal rules for Truesight.

Very Rare stage: You can cast Zone of Truth twice per Long Rest without a spell slot or material components. When you cast it, you may choose up to six creatures in the spell’s area. Each chosen creature automatically fails its initial saving throw against that casting. The spell does not force speech, reveal factual truth, or prevent misleading but technically truthful answers.

Very Rare stage: Once per Short or Long Rest, when a creature you can see within 30 feet makes an attack roll, saving throw, or ability check with Advantage derived from an illusion, magical disguise, or falsified written script, you can take a Reaction to remove that Advantage. The triggering roll is made without Advantage; it is not made with Disadvantage. The DM determines whether the Advantage came from one of these sources.