High upon his throne in Valhalla that overlooks Asgard and Midgard, Odin beholds with his one good eye what measley gift his foster son bestows on poor Iommi-Tyr Magnusson....
WAS MACHEN SIE, LOKI!? HAHAHAHA!!
HOHOHOHOHOHOOOOHHH!!!
Gulping a hornful of mead served by a voluptuous Valkyrie, the Allfather shakes his head in dismay and amusement....
In Ancient Norse: A luckstone!? What a shitty gift, thou givest yon hero, Iommi-Tyr.... Compared sayest thou to Alphonse's gift from the Cross-God!?
Waving his mythic spear from on high, Odin evinces a miraculous change in Tyr's stone of good luck....
Now, Iommi-Tyr's gift is called the stone of Asgard, and as long as it is within his possessions, he is granted the effects of a luck stone, plus these additional benefits:
+2d6 to alchemist fire bomb damage
+5 morale bonus on all Knowledge checks