Magic Items

This glaive is of very light design, almost as if made for stage performance. It has the draconic word for "Pirouette" etched into its blade in draconic script.

This glaive is of very light design, almost as if made for stage performance. It has the word "Pirouette" etched into the blade in draconic script.

This fine scimitar, as sinuous as a serpent, was once wielded by a marilith. A pattern resembling snake scales has been stamped long the blade's length, and the hilt has been worked to resemble a snake coiling around the blade.

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.

Carved and varnished with the greatest of Northlander craftsmanship, the ash wood of this pole is of a rare variety that features streaks of blue in its grain.

This small leather pouch has a drawstring in many different colors, and bits and bobs like feathers and buttons have been sewn onto it as decoration.

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

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".

The candle is made from purple wax and is formed to take on the appearance of a coral, when it melts, it slowly changes form into another type of coral whilst maintaining its color. The wick always remains in the middle of the formation and when lit, it shines a bright silver flame.

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

Long and thin with a delicately carved riverstone bear head that has a delightfully dreamy look to his face.

The filigreed designs of this fragile-looking golden circlet show winged figures hurling bolts of energy around in very fine detail. Rays like sunbeams appear to emanate from a beautiful garnet set in the center of the metalwork, placed so it would sit directly over the forehead.

This armor of boar hide has been soaked in an herbal solution that enables spores from mushrooms local to Gentlebreeze to grow across its surface. Some of the spores seem to be orange-red in color and may have more potent properties than were originally known to the armor’s creators.