Magic Items

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.

Language: Druidic

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.

Carried by members of the Murghôm Antiquarians and Students of History (MA&SH) group, these medallions show the head of King Tharmakkas IV of Murghôm on one side and a Blue Dragon’s Head on the other. This item radiates evocation magic and acts as a Rival Coin (DMG), with Tharmakkas’ head having the positive effect.

A magical badge that can record one phrase of up to six words and replay it whenever touched.

Carried by members of the Murghôm Antiquarians and Students of History (MA&SH) group, these medallions show the head of King Tharmakkas IV of Murghôm on one side and a Blue Dragon’s Head on the other. This item radiates evocation magic and acts as a Rival Coin (DMG), with Tharmakkas’ head having the positive effect.

A magical badge that can record one phrase of up to six words and replay it whenever touched.

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.

Repulsive: You feel a sense of distaste when in contact with the item and continue to experience discomfort while bearing it.
When using this pouch, you can’t help but think of it’s previous owner and what it was used for.

In addition, the cittern is pure white in color which makes it look like its components are made from pearls. A cloud like design of Shou origin is engraved on the instrument’s body, filled in light blue color, and outlined in black. When the instrument is used to cast a spell, tiny pink flower petals swirl around the caster’s body as it gets blown away by a harmless gust of wind. The petals’ movement matches the tempo of the music being played from the Cittern.