Magic Items

These pipes have an intricate pattern of whorls carved into them. When inspected closely, the whorls are actually a tiny poem in ancient Thorass called "Maedra's Home."

This shield is fashioned from the hide of an umber hulk. It bears the oak leaf symbol commonly associated with the nature deity Silvanus.

This weapon weighs half as much as a normal rapier and is fashioned of dark blue metal inscribed with images of spiders and webs.

Etched around these bracers are words in Elvish that read "Strike True."

These smoky lenses are set in a brass frame and allow the wearer to read Abyssal.

This amulet is made of gold, with a large ruby inset in it.

This elegant blade gleams as though newly forged, never accumulating dirt or grime.

This non-descript, rust colored bag is covered with patches, each sewn on by a different hand. When the bag is opened, a small puff of dust and a pair of moths fly out.

This rusted weapon is crusted over in barnacles and draped in wet seaweed. Its weilder can hold their breath underwater for twice the normal duration.

This weapon has a basket hilt is forged to resemble a woman draped in kelp and nets - similar in appearance to that of a ship's figurehead. When used in battle, the woman sings a rather obscene sea shanty audible to anyone within 30 feet.

Made of what appears to be roughly crafted pig iron with a crude leather haft, this enormous greatsword possesses a bold Davek rune at the base of both sides of the blade which reads "Wyrmripper."

These heavy, hobnail boots are fitted with clumsy metal wings at the ankles, and emit streams of black, choking smoke while in use. If they are not supplied with a fresh lump of coal at dawn, the boots don't function until the following dawn.

This broad, polished headband is forged of purple stone struck through with veins of mithral. While attuned, the wearer gains the flaw: "Patience is a virtue; I slowly and ponderously weigh all possible options before acting."

This bag is made of bright red leather.

This bright yellow pearl is set in a ring of black iron and glows with a warm, yellow light. The ring has been fashioned into the shape of a serpent that twists around its wearer's finger with the pearl clutched in its mouth. While attuned to the pearl, the wearer's dreams are consumed by darkness with a pair of yellow, serpentine eyes staring at them.

This quarterstaff features a blunted iron hook on one end and is used by dinosaur wranglers to goad ornery beasts in their charge into doing what they're supposed to. The staff is carved from dark, smooth wood and decorated with feathers.

These light boots are made of supple, green leather and accented with dead leaves. They are constantly covered in muck as if the wearer had been walking through ankle-deep, bloody gore. No amount of cleaning (magical or otherwise) removes the filth.

This fan is made of thin, brittle parchment glued over sharpened iron tines. When used, the wind issuing from this fan is bone-chillingly cold and carries the sickly-sweet stench of rotting flesh. The fan can be used as a weapon; it is treated as a nonmagical short sword (dealing slashing damage) when it is open, or as a non-magical club when it is closed.