Magic Items

This fearsome skull helm is wreathed in illusory green flames and makes your eyes glow red.

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 blue crystal of this earring is wrapped with delicate copper wire styled in the shape of a flying serpent, the symbol of the Zhentarim.

This plate is black, almost as if made of obsidian.

The wood of this Longbow shimmers with a blue energy and looks tainted, almost rotten.

This elegant outfit is tailored perfectly to fit you, is properly fashionable for a Thayan noble, and magically mends itself to counteract daily wear and tear. Pieces of the outfit that are destroyed can't be repaired in this way.

This amulet bears a single lapis lazuli star and is inlaid with turquoise and jade.

This red crystal is carved in the shape of a dragon wyrmling emerging from an egg.

This pole made of duskwood has descending winged serpents carved.

Fashioned from blackened metal, this warrior's helm completely covers the forehead and the wearer's eyes glow red. The interior is lined with patches of skin from sacrificed Northlander warriors. The helm smells of blood and fire to a distance of ten feet.

The famed Callidyrr dragoon Captain Steffan Conwirdin lost his arm attempting to spirit Prince Owaren Kendrick from the isle of Snowden. The captain replaced his missing limb with this glimmering cobalt-hued prosthetic. Many who fought in Koart and O'Malley during the invasion of Caer Corwell recalled seeing Captain Conwirdin wearing this cobalt arm to swing his blade expertly. There was no sign of the Captain afterward.

This old book, titled "Book of Trios," is remarkably well- preserved. Its brown and gold cover is coated with a fine layer of pixie dust, which gets on everything it touches. When a spell is cast from the book, the pixie dust swirls into a glittering aura of arcane energy around the caster.

This unassuming ring crafted from black silver features three striking red rubies. Curiously, it appears to possess a consciousness of its own and may withhold its powers until the following dawn if it senses you speaking falsehoods or engaging in malicious actions.