Magic Items

Shaped like an anchor

This item is a shimmering silk cloak made from a special fabric rumoured to use spider webbing, and whose weaving technique has long been lost. Though it’s worn above all clothing and armor (including other cloaks), it functions as Winged Boots in all aspects except it’s not footwear.

Blissful. While in possession of the item, the bearer feels fortunate and optimistic about what the future holds. Butterflies and other harmless creatures might frolic in the item's presence.

This souvenir jug is only available aboard Agrettanui and is typically sold to travelers at a hefty price. The cylindrical vessel is the size of a canteen and comes with a shoulder strap that lets one carry it with ease. A stylized image of the dragon turtle is emblazoned on its side, showing off to the world that the bearer has experienced the luxury voyage.

This silk bag is deep red with intricate embossed golden details of clouds, lanterns, and flowers, and a full moon in the center.

Language. The bearer can speak and understand Primordial while the item is on the bearer’s person.

These sending stones come in the form of a pair of seashells.

This helm comes in the form of a silver tiara, adorned with a stunning aquamarine stone, its deep blue hues evoking the tranquil depths of the ocean. When worn, a soft scent of the sea emanates from the stone, enveloping the wearer in a soothing aura of calm and serenity.

The prize given to the person crowned Lunar Champion of the Many-Arrows’ festival. This cloak is embroidered with the insignia of the Many-Arrow (a skull pierced by three arrows) in beautiful red and gold thread, symbolizing good fortune, joy, and unity among the orc clans.

Metamorphic: The item periodically alters its appearance in slight ways. You have no control over these minor alterations, which have no effect on the item’s use.
The composition and look of this rock shifts, reflecting different time periods. Rough stone changes to metallic chrome, carved wood, etc.

These bracelets are made of small cowrie shells, each polished to a flawless shine and chained together on a thin band of ribbon. When worn, the wearer feels lighter on their feet. When a creature wearing these bracelets dives into a body of water, the resulting splash is accompanied by a spray of glistening blue and green lights that linger in the air for a few seconds.

This magic staff is made of old but still sturdy Phandar wood. The gnarls on its head resemble the head of a python. When danger reveals itself, a pair of unseeing yellow eyes open on the head and the wielder’s head fills with low hisses. The hisses seem to implore the wielder to unleash the staff on foes, as if the item were eager to get into a fight.