Magic Items

A beautiful ring made of gilded sprite wings. When activated, translucent sprite wings sprout from your back. The ring faintly glows emerald green when a fey creature is within 30 feet of you.

The Staff of Fate appears to have been intricately grown over with elm wood, concealing its true nature. Yet, the allure of blue crystals peeking through the wood's knots and at its end hints at its mystical power, cleverly masquerading as a mere walking stick.

This staff is shaped like a fire breathing winged snake.
However illusionary magic allows the user to tap the staff on the ground and alter its appearance to resemble a plain staff. This effect ends when the staff is no longer being carried.

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 armor is made of thin plates of runeengraved stone. While worn, the wearer becomes proficient in Dwarvish.

This armor embossed with the words: "Zhentarim standard issue"

The talking tankard is a chatty fellow who will keep you company on your journey home after a long night of revelry, ensuring that you get home safely.

This turnip-shaped tankard comes straight from the top shelf of Yansun Yan's mini-bar. He swears that Prince Andru himself wanted this exact tankard for the "Annual Turnip-Beer Drinking Gauntlet." It is made from kiln dried mashed turnips. This tankard has the Strange Material minor property: The item was created from a material that is bizarre given its purpose. Its durability is unaffected.

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.