The Pouch of Goodwill (5e)

This small, unremarkable cloth pouch, rewards those who do good deeds and receive appreciation from

others with coin. It is said that it was once gifted by a goddess to one of her humble paladins that would not accept rewards for his good deeds. Before he had it, he would often find himself hungry due to a lack of any wealth to purchase food, also because he wouldn't ever accept food as a reward for his good deeds (seriously how was that guy even still alive up to this point?).

Whenever a creature verbally thanks the carrier of this pouch, a single gold coin materializes inside of it. Once a creature has caused this coin to materialize for the holder, they cannot do so until a week has passed, and the holder must either truly believe they have never helped the person before, or pass a DC 20 deception check to fool the goddess who supposedly governs how this item works.

After the second time, no matter how forgetful or deceptive the holder is, a coin will not materialize from that thankful creature ever again.