Magic Items

Made by the vremyonni from the pink and purple crystal shards that once defied the Weave and imprisoned O'zim the Living Artifact, this breastplate sparkles like a diamond.

Yenushya's old kerchief smells of morning dew and cold running water.
Additionally this item grants the language minor property allowing them to understand and speak primordial.

This book has a richly bound black leather cover. On it is a red circle with a golden star and a golden spiral with eight smaller circles.
Waterborne. This item floats on water and other liquids. Its bearer has advantage on Strength (Athletics) checks to swim.

This silvery sling glitters in the sunlight. Try not to stare at it for too long or your eyes might hurt from the sparkles.

This glittering crystal glaive makes an enjoyable crystal bell sound when it clashes with another object. Great with wedding toasts.

This golden amulet depicts three generations of mages their names long lost to time. Two carry magnificent swords the youngest depicted as an apprentice.

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.

Rashemen is a land of bitterly cold winters and short, cool summers. Those outsiders who are actually welcomed to stay in Rashemen are given hot stones. These smooth stones come from hot springs and are enchanted by the vremyonni to retain heat.

The silver-and-black bow is engraved with three silver stars, representing the major deities worshipped in Rashemen known as "the Three"—Bhalla (Chauntea), Mielikki, and the Hidden One (Mystra). When an arrow is loosed from this bow, it appears as a shooting star.

This ornament comes from the White Dragon Lodge, one of the oldest and largest lodges in Rashemen. This white dragon’s tooth has been fitted onto a necklace, and remains razor sharp. This item cannot gain or lose power or change states.