Magic Items

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.

These oblong stones are marked with the seal of the Exploration, Adventure, and Recovery Society and the acronym “EARS.”

The wax of this candle always feels warm to the touch. Imbedded all along the candle’s length are what appear to be teeth from a variety of humanoid species: humans, halflings, elves, dwarves, and others.

Language: Druidic

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.

This fist-sized pendant is carved from purple jade in the shape of an elephant. It once belonged to Shrunken Oggin (back when he had a neck to wear it around).

This stringed instrument has an angular, roughly pear-shaped body with sharp corners and a long neck. The whole thing is about two and a half feet long, and is made of a strange dark metal. While holding it, you feel confident and self-assured.

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.

This bag made from tan cloth holds several dozen small, angular bricks of various shapes.