Armor, uncommon
This left half suit of Plate armor (Medium armor, AC 13 + Dexterity modifier (max 1), Stealth disadvantage, 35 lb.) animates your dissociated side, following your mental commands, but because it doesn’t remove the dissociation, all actions taken with this side of the body have the experience of controlling a puppet and thus take a −1 penalty, cannot use proficiency bonuses, and requires a full day of practice using it before receiving the benefits.
You are unable to recognize, use, and feel: one side of your body (75 percent left, 25 percent right); your arm (IE 1); your arm and leg (IE 2); your arm, leg, and face (IE 3); or your entire side (IE 4). Even seeing that these parts of you are connected, you cannot recognize them as part of you unless someone trusted is trying to demonstrate the fact, and you succeed on a DC 10 + (IE) × 2 Wisdom saving throw, and even then, only for 1d4 minutes. You cannot explain the presence of that body part, only that it’s not yours, but you also don’t typically notice that it’s there. In 25 percent of cases, you believe that the body part belongs to someone else, typically a close family member or significant other. The dissociated body parts are treated as paralyzed with associated effects, but you also feel no need to protect or take care of that part of your body.
Asomatognosia, Somatoparaphrenia, Unilateral Neglect
A high-quality silver mirror will give a +1 bonus to Wisdom saving throws to recognize the body part. Irrigating the dissociated ear with cool water for a minute for IE 3–4 will give a +2 bonus to the Wisdom saving throw.