Magic Items

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

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.

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

Patches:
* Dagger
* Dagger
* Bullseye lantern (filled and lit)
* Bullseye lantern (filled and lit)
* Steel mirror
* Steel mirror
* 10-foot pole
* 10-foot pole
* Hempen rope (50 feet, coiled)
* Hempen rope (50 feet, coiled)
* Sack
* Sack
* Pit
* 2 mastiffs
* Pit
* Rowboat (12 feet long)
* Wooden ladder
* Silver Coffer
* Portable ram
* 4 potions of healing
* A riding horse with saddle bags

This old robe has mich of its glory bleached out, but the telltale threads of torn-off patches leave silhouettes of its original colors.

An aquamarine cap that adjusts its size to the head of its wearer. The cap appears to be made from a unique cloth; it feels similar to wool but it’s clear that it isn’t that. The command word is, "Neptune".

This bag is made of bright red leather.

A coat of overlapping scales in an earthy green that slink and brush up against each other smoothly and silently.

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.

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 drinking horn is fashioned from that of an ancient aurochs and capped in gold bands that depict the wild dances of the Unseelie Court.

This helm is engraved with swirls and whorls that look like the tides.