Magic Items

This arrow was retrieved from the Battle of Almorel in the Endless Wastes. Its proximity to the aberrant hordes that spewed forth from the Infinite Staircase has caused it to behave abnormally. It is limp, like an overcooked noodle, until someone grasps it; at that point it takes on the physical characteristics of a traditional wooden arrow. If it is placed on the ground for a few moments, it wriggles about until the arrowhead is pointed north. Compass. The wielder can use an action to learn which way is north.

The red leather that covers this tome is embossed with a smiling man with a third eye.

Guardian. This cloak has the guardian minor property from p. 148 of the Dungeon Master’s Guide (DMG). It warns of impending threats through a litany of vengeful proclamations that only the bearer can hear, granting a +2 bonus to initiative if the bearer isn't incapacitated. This tattered mantle of gossamer white silk once adorned the shoulders of The Simbul's vengeful simulacrum. An echo of the construct's animating force has suffused the fabric, causing the hem of the garment to glow with a faint, silvery sheen.

If you fit this collar to your familiar or pet, they are given VIP treatment complete with treats and lots of good petting from the staff.

This suit of plate armor was created by Cultists of the Black Earth and is fashioned from slabs of stone (instead of metal) so that it cannot be affected by the heat in the Stonevault.

Key. This medal can also be used to access the VIP room at the Helm and Cloak in Baldur's Gate without needing an invite.
A lapis-studded medal wreathed with a blue rosette. It's a tad tacky, but the free booze from the VIP room is worth it.

This cold steel ring is invisible when unworn but becomes visible when slipped onto the wearer's finger.

Beacon. The bearer can use a bonus action to cause the item to shed bright light in a 10-foot radius and dim light for an additional 10 feet, or to extinguish the light. This ear cuff is sculpted from amber resin, and molded to fit into the contours of the wearer's auricle. A gold clasp and chain that fits over the wearer's helix holds the accessory in place.