Use these as an alternative table to the one in the PHB or flip a coin first to decide which one to use.
- A tiny brass clockwork cathedral that plays organ music when wound
- A bag of one-hundred marbles, ninety-nine are white and the other is black
- A roc's feather
- A soldier doll of an empire long-forgotten
- A small mechanical snapping turtle
- A piece of torn red cloth bearing a royal insignia
- A preserved eyeball attached to a spindly eye-stalk, the nerves twitch occasionally
- A wooden puzzle box that you have not solved
- A shrunken head
- A ransom note for a long-lost relative of yours
- An hourglass filled with glowing sand that falls slower or faster than it should
- An obsidian icon of a forgotten deity
- A recorder carved from brilliant white ash
- A scroll case and scroll scribed with an unfinished spell
- A small stone that shifts through the color spectrum over the course of a week
- A candle whose flame produces no heat nor can it be extinguished or transfer its flame
- A leather necklace lined with troll fangs
- A small piece of gelatinous cube that slightly stings the skin, prolonged exposure may cause a rash
- A hefty piece of magnetic ore that fell from the skies
- A mining pick made from bone
- A coin that appears to have the same sides to everyone except you
- A bag full of tiny mummified frogs
- A box containing a mold for a cast iron key
- A compass that always points to where you were moments ago
- A painting of yourself when you are much older
- A small jewelry box containing three perfectly round and smooth stones
- A wanted poster with your face but someone else's name
- A wooden coin that weighs and sounds like metal
- A tiny soapstone octopus that slowly absorbs water
- A glass lamp with a tiny star suspended inside
- A petrified heart that leaks an oily black substance
- A harp which strings play notes you can only hear after sunset
- A pair of old books written in a lost language
- A map with a large patch of ocean torn out
- A pair of tetrahedral clay dice that always add up to five when rolled together
- A pair of glasses that make you invisible to yourself
- A small frozen glass-like flame that subtly melts and refreezes, morphing over time
- A pewter ring with an inlaid gold band that slowly rotates
- A hand mirror that shows everyone's reflection except your own
- A horn that when blown through produces no sound
- A freshly-excavated humanoid skeleton the size of your hand
- A broken sword hilt with strange runes on the remains of the blade
- A crow's claw
- A thin metal rod that plays out a tune when repeatedly tapped
- A heavy metal coin that floats on water
- A glass bone
- A bouncing ball made of a strange spongy wood
- A small crate box filled with burlap sacks of different exotic coffee beans
- A small mass of grey metallic ooze that can be stretched but not pulled apart
- A letter from a relative adressing you by a different name
- A stone statue of a god with an creature's head
- A small piece of rock that floats almost impercievably above the ground
- A dagger, simple and sharp, that is incapable of hurting you
- A pair of copper snake earrings of elven design
- A very small and furry creature that always sleeps and never eats
- A grime encrusted bone ring
- A "magical" acorn
- A green leather pouch full of berries that will never rot
- A silver and glass inkwell that cannot spill
- A child's diary
- A cloak lined with a strange blue fur
- A small crystal sphere that illuminates under starlight
- An odd pocket-sized gizmo that forecasts severe winds and rain coming your way
- A hand sized bell with no clapper but it still rings when played
- A right arm broken off from a statue
- A glass bottle that spins and points to the same place when left alone
- An antique sword, rusted to the scabbard
- A strange barbed choker that makes your voice more resonant
- A small piece of fabric that still holds the scent of a lost love
- A rock with a patch of curious purple moss
- A wooden carving of a strange unknown beast
- A spherical astrolabe that tracks the movements of the planes
- An ivory hair comb that changes your hair color subtly after repeated use
- A razor-sharp piece of metal wrapped in a bloody bandage
- A heavy rust-covered metal rod that whispers words only you hear
- A slender wooden twig which cannot be broken by any man
- A hand puppet that very much resembles another party member
- A wooden leg with a hidden compartment
- A clay teapot that fills itself with fresh hot tea every morning
- A small rabbit-fur pouch filled with ceremonial herbs and incense
- A piece of volcanic rock that has never completely cooled down
- A tiny oragami spider that ocassionaly skitters about on its own
- A small dark glass corked bottle filled to the brim with a powerful liquor
- A piece of a castle wall with a map chalked onto one side
- A small pouch of ashes that will remove ink from the pages they are smeared on
- A pocket-watch that started running backwards the moment you picked it up
- A rope belt that can extend to fifty feet
- A rare copy and translation of a religious manuscript
- A magical signet-ring that leaves a seal in wax that only the person or people you designate can see
- A gnarled walking staff of living wood that can manipulate tiny objects while you hold it
- A perfect forgery of a small masterpiece work of art
- A pair of magically linked bits of gemstone, holding one lets you sense the direction of the other
- A tuning fork that produces the most satisfying note anyone that hears it has ever heard
- A musical washboard made of monster bones
- A merchant's scale you can adjust with a handwave to weigh slightly in your favor
- A necklace of varyingly spherical and odd-shaped shimmering stones that gives the wearer prophetic dreams
- A quiver of twenty arrows that degrade quickly after impact, leaving no trace
- A small log that burns as hot as a roaring campfire and never turns to ash
- An unfinished autobiography
- A large piece of shell from a dragon's egg
This is great! You might want to make the blog post a paragraph of you talking about what the subject is, and then have an external link (or an expandable list) for your list. Because it kind of takes of a LOT of space.
ReplyDeleteBut I'm looking forward to reading more! Can I request a magic item list?
Thanks for the feedback! I will look into formatting changes for this and future posts.
DeleteMy next post is going to be a magic item list!
Kender Pockets!
ReplyDeleteThose little thieves end up with the strangest treasures in their pockets.
DeleteGreat list. Thanks for making it available. Lots of food for thought.
ReplyDeleteTY Tim!
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