Amaryllis’ Blessing: While the banner is unfurled and within 60 feet of the bearer, all allies gain resistance to necrotic damage and have advantage on saving throws against fear. The banner emits dim light in a 30-foot radius and bright light in a 10-foot radius, resembling the soothing glow of moonlight.
Light of Love: Once per long rest, the bearer can invoke Amaryllis' divine power as an action. For 10 minutes, all allies within 60 feet of the banner cannot be frightened or charmed and gain temporary hit points equal to the bearer’s Charisma modifier + proficiency bonus at the start of each of their turns. Additionally, they gain advantage on attack rolls during this time.
Enduring Vigil: As long as the banner is raised, the bearer and all allies within 60 feet are immune to the frightened condition. If an ally within this range drops to 0 hit points, they can drop to 1 hit point instead once per short or long rest.
Moonlit Wrath: Under the light of a full moon, the banner's power intensifies. Allies within 60 feet deal an additional 1d6 radiant damage on all attacks for 1 minute. This ability can be used once per long rest. Unbreakable by Mortal Hands. The Banner of the Moon is indestructible by non-magical means and can only be destroyed by a god or an event of divine magnitude.
Curse:
The banner cannot be wielded by those who have forsaken love or abandoned their comrades in battle. Any bearer who has betrayed their allies or fled from combat in dishonour will find themselves cursed with Amaryllis’ disfavour: they suffer disadvantage on all attack rolls and saving throws, and their dreams will be haunted by visions of their cowardice until they redeem themselves.