Trinkets
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11 | A pair of six-sided dice. Rolls only doubles when you throw. |
12 | A wolfβs-head amulet. Pairs nicely with a silver sword. |
13 | A simple iron ring which gives a trace of light to all your arrows shot. |
14 | A gold nail; when used on creatures does not harm the flesh. |
15 | Left-handed gauntlet, leather. Only allows you to wield swords. |
16 | A tiny wooden ball which grows into one-yard diameter when squeezed. |
21 | A horseshoe. When wet, emits a fresh fragrance. |
22 | Executionerβs hood, black. People tend to leave you alone, if worn. |
23 | A dried humanoid ear. Emits strange noises when you whisper into it. |
24 | A sock (left foot), which, when worn, turns your voice into a wolfβs call. |
25 | Hilt of a broken sword. Points to north when placed on ground. |
26 | An old leather belt, when wrapped around a broken wooden piece completely, makes it whole again. |
31 | Ancient lucky coin, silver. If put in the same container with any other coin, all other coins disappear. |
32 | A demonβs-tooth pendant. Serves as a whistle for calling hyenas. |
33 | A nasty smelling liquid in a vial. When inhaled, causes you to puke. |
34 | A rusty arrowhead. Returns to you whenever thrown. |
35 | Ring of keys. Occasionally unlocks dungeon doors. (6 on a d6 roll) |
36 | Playing cards. Always deals you the best hand. |
41 | A silver spoon, when put into mouth, gives a sweet aroma. |
42 | A dirt cloth sack. If you put any magic items into it, it disappears. |
43 | A pair of glass eyes; one shows while the other sees. |
44 | A glass vial full of dragon blood. Glows in darkness. |
45 | Single hoop earring, gold. If worn, deafens you for 1 minute when touched. |
46 | A dried flower. When smelled, puts you to sleep immediately. |
51 | A metal whistle. Plays a melody when blown. |
52 | A torch, which, when (un)lit, emits darkness. |
53 | A shovel. Digs only unholy ground. |
54 | A hair comb. Dyes your hair to a random colour when used. |
55 | A leather waterskin. Turns urine into ale. |
56 | A sheet of papyrus. Anything written on it disappears after a watch. |
61 | A candle that emits only heat, but no light. |
62 | A tin pot. Cooks any fish put in it without any heat. |
63 | A tiny metal hammer. Smaller than index finger, heavier than a horse. |
64 | A golden tooth. When put into water, purifies it. |
65 | Hemp rope (5 yards). Works like rope, strong as iron chain. |
66 | A simple pendant. Can only be worn by heathens. |
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