Magic Items

“Fluffy white fur pair of boots studded with moonstones and soaked for eight days in a luck potion.”
Guardian. The item yelps a warnings to its bearer, granting a +2 bonus to initiative if the bearer isn’t incapacitated.

These moss-covered boots are made from the essence of the woods itself. They change texture and color depending on the current season and can point the wearer unerringly towards Cormanthor forest.

The Joys of Underdark Cooking takes the form of a tattered book instead of a belt pouch. The book is decorated with the image of bioluminescent blue and purple mushrooms on the cover. A description in undercommon reads, “They can’t all taste the same, can they?” Users expend a charge by flipping the book to an appropriate page, and then the pinch of seasoning appears in a free hand. Anyone eating a meal seasoned by The Joys of Underdark Cooking feels fortunate and optimistic about what the future holds.

It is impossible to see the inside of this jet black flask while it is stoppered. Any time the stopper is removed, the user feels a sudden pang of dread, as if more than water is being released into the world.

This wand is made of twisted strands of dried ettercap silk. It remains sticky to the touch no matter how it is cleaned.

This book’s covers are tropical tree wood, wrapped in large, deep-green leaves and bound with twine-like jungle vine. Its spine gives off a fruitful aroma. While open, an illusory infestation of fruit grub crawl from its spine to linger about the tome’s cover.
Most of its pages are empty. The first few pages contain writings and drawings that tell the story of its original owner, O-Jonnih, a devoted follower of Jannath (Chauntea). Drawings depict Goodmunn’s journey from Chult to the Icewind Dale, how the chwinga came to be in his company, his divine mission and the magics stones that would bring them back home.
Goodmunn’s last writings contain his last revelations of the chwinga: One- While chwinga have no language, he discovered that chanting, “CHWINGA” once meant, “Good, Hi”, twice meant, “Good, Bye” and three times meant, “HELP, PLEASE!”. Two- An effort to translate this chanting with Common tongue phonetics (it appears that O-Jonnih Goodmunn never completed; but adventurers might).

This fey-craft mithral flask is crafted with attention to minute detail.

Water taken from this flask glows softly in the moonlight, casting dim light within 5 feet. This effect wears off quickly. In addition, while drinking water from this flask, imbibers often hear mutters of things long forgotten. This effect can be useful on rare occasions, but is more likely to be discomforting.

The marbled red stone is fastened onto a delicate gold chain and contains the sense of hope that Darcy had felt after her journey to Hopeless until the sensation is replaced.