1

A casket of oak covered with ivory and ebony marquetry in the shape of a curled up and sleeping cat.

2

A long, crystal bottle with a narrow neck. The sealed vessel contains distilled cordial of halo-flower harvested from the dreamworld of Aenir.

3

A large bundle of Kingsparrow feather tied together with twine. The rare plumage is of fine quality and would be worth ten gold to the right buyer.

4

A hand sized piece of Roll on "Humanoid" leather with a slave merchant’s brand on it.

5

A shattered mask, once belonging to an ordained Sester. Though broken this mask still retains a trace of its original religious purpose. It hums with faint whispers when worn. They demand an offering.

6

A jeweler’s ticket that says the bearer can present this receipt and retrieve their ring after it has been professionally cleaned in a nearby city. The writing states the work has not been paid for and the bearer will have to pay Roll 5d4 silver upon pickup which should take no more than two days. For proper claiming purposes, the ticket has the first sentence of the following description written on it: Roll on "All Rings"

7

A headband made from gilt bronze.

8

A burnt and tattered scrap of fabric, once part of a regimental standard. Whenever it’s grasped, a few words flow into the bearer’s mind as if long forgotten but suddenly remembered; “We didn’t let them capture the flag, captain. You would have been proud of us.”

9

A large crude drum with the word “War” scrawled in Giant.

10

A muck-covered glass jar filled with small, white, writhing worms that possess haggard human faces. If the jar is opened, thrown at something or otherwise destroyed, the worms rapidly cannibalize one another until only one remains. The last remaining worm will become large and bloated upon feasting on its brethren. It will attempt, in a shrill voice, to convince someone nearby to eat it.

11

A mind flayer doll which has a tiny astral cord attached.

12

A soft leather riding saddle over a light frame, designed for comfort. Every good saddle eventually conforms to horse and rider, like a favorite shoe or an old hat. The narrow skirt below the seat is stamped and scrolled. On the wood under the pommel, a name is branded. The stirrup irons show the wear of a thousand rides, and the blanket below is undoubtedly soft on the horse, colored and patterned for beauty as well as utility.

13

A multihued shard of unidentifiable crystal that seems to reflect a verdant forest rather than the expected surroundings, no matter its physical location.

14

A heavy fang the size of a man’s hand that could only have belonged to a ferocious predatory beast. You feel at ease knowing there’s one less of those monsters in the world.

15

A single blood red rose that never seems to wilt or need watering.

16

A leather bracelet adorned with shed claws and teeth.

17

A multi-colored glass globe approximately three inches in diameter. Further examination will reveal that the interior of the globe is filled with crisscrossing strands of glass. The object is very fragile, and must be either hung up or else carefully carried to avoid breakage.

18

A mage’s staff capped with a diamond-shaped formation of metal on each end. The shaft is made of a light, flexible wood.

19

An amateur taxidermy python, posed in a knotted-up position with a forced, unnatural smile on its face. Its wooden stand resembles a bumpy chunk of rock, with a branch for the snake to rest on and a handful of dusty, fake leaves glued on. The snake’s beady, fake eyes are unusually bright and reflective, even in near complete darkness.

20

An arcane rod made of obsidian with a red dragon etched in relief spiraling the length of the rod. The dragon appears to glow as if a fire burns within the rod, which is warm to the touch.

21

A set of 3d4 lovely silver dining forks wrapped carefully in a torn strip of dyed linen.

22

A fist sized stone that has naturally developed a perfect likeness of the divine symbol of the Roll on "Humanoid" God of Roll on "Random Godly Domains" within its striations. While it can’t be used as a holy symbol without being blessed and anointed, it might be worth something to a priest or devotee of the God.

23

A simple silver bell adorned with depictions of angels and birds.

24

A tangled ball of silver wire.

25

A tall, conical hat embroidered with silver and golden swirling threads.

26

A wide brimmed hat that always shadows the eyes, even when the bearer looks directly into light.

27

A censer attached to a length of chain that perpetually smells of frankincense and sage.

28

An ancient, carven figurine, plucked from the secret halls of the city beneath. It has a strangely familiar aspect.

29

A dusty glass bottle filled with Ovengut Tonic Water. The label on the bottle says “What doesn’t kill you can only make you stronger. The old tales are true and imbibing this remedy will grant an iron constitution.”

30

A crystal sphere, half encased in volcanic rock.

31

A hound-master’s whistle made from a piece of a deer antler, with a silver mouthpiece. Its single mid-range tone is strong and audible at a long distance.

32

A pocketwatch broken beyond repair. Somehow, the gears are so bungled that merely winding the watch emits a screeching, grinding drone.

33

A lute, sized for a child. Goat-gut strings, and made of waxed kauri wood.

34

A crocheted handbag, painstakingly woven with over a dozen images of lizards.

35

A tiny, gilded metal box, the size of a closed fist, locked tight. All efforts to open it have so far proven ineffectual. When shaken, it makes soft clinking sounds, as if tiny glass objects are bouncing off one another inside.

36

A big floppy hat made of silk with dozens of tiny semiprecious stones sewn around the brim.

37

A single iron nail taken from the gallows where the most infamous killer who ever lived was hanged.

38

A finger-sized barb from the stinger of a giant bee.

39

A smooth, rounded river rock with a rose scraped into its face.

40

A glass bottle containing a thick clear liquid with flakes of bright silver suspended in it. Pale wax coats and seals the flask’s cork. A sacred symbol has been embossed in this wax, and the same symbol has been painted on the glass. Knowledgeable PC’s are able to identify the contents as holy water, which burns fiends and undead like acid but never harms the innocent.

41

A heavy sheepskin hat suitable for wear in stormy climes.

42

A land grant, bearing the seal of a dead official, declaring Lord Farhad and his daughter Ara to be the rightful owners of Seven Lake Country. As far as you know, Farhad and Ara have been dead for years, and Seven Lake Country is way, way out into the wilderness; but still, if you can pass yourself off as a descendant, maybe you can find more profit than they did out on the frontier…

43

A gilt cage, sized for a songbird, with ornamented base depicting wild animals.

44

An amethyst brooch of complex interwoven silver and gold wire.

45

A sequined squid skin belt pouch.

46

A spool of fine wire copper wire that could be useful for setting trip-wires, rigging up pulleys, or conducting electricity.

47

A wooden spool wound with four yards of red satin ribbon.

48

A leather wallet stamped with the emblem of a prestigious library of the nearest metropolis. It contains a large stack of officially signed and stamped certificates of academic qualifications such as baccalaureates, diplomas and degrees, all filled out with the same almost-illegible name. These would be extremely useful in the hands of people who want to pretend that they have knowledge or status they don’t really possess such as spies, charlatans, or college drop-outs.

49

A strange death whistle made of obsidian and inlaid with bronze, iron, copper, and silver. When played, it makes a loud screaming sound that drives fear and pain into the minds of those who hear it.

50

A Roll on "Humanoid" skull that cackles madly whenever a joke is told within ten feet of it.

51

A padded combat training dummy that mends any damage done to it at dusk each day.

52

A small, paper-wrapped package containing a dozen decorative wooden hair sticks.

53

A marble sized bead that is black, almost obsidian in its shine. Perfectly spherical, perfectly smooth. As you pick it up, you feel the immense weight of it (Much heavier than you expected) though you know it can’t actually weigh as much as that. It must be some sort of trick.

54

A metal and enamel mask in the shape of a raven’s face.

55

A large magnolia blossom made from fine bone china.

56

A well-made, silver chain bracelet with small silver heart charms hanging off each link. A single one of these charms is carved from a rose zircon, which gives off a small amount of heat.

57

A wicked looking but dull knife smelling of cinnamon and another, fouler scent.

58

A map displaying various constellations with “The stars are right!” Scrawled under them in red.

59

A tattered piece of sheet music. The notes can no longer be clearly read. No one knows for certain what story this piece was meant to tell.

60

A dragonchess set carved from whalebone.

61

A floral veil used in Vampire rituals. Its once vibrant redness has been sucked empty, leaving nothing only a pale white color to the blossoms.

62

A small sealed and preserved jar of Fowlbeast Liver Pâté. Bright and vividly colorful, it is eaten only by nobles who can afford.

63

A gorgeous stone figure fits in the palm of one’s hand and depicts a beautiful female drow with large spider legs.

64

A handheld sphere of Roll on "Random Colour Table" crystal with a deep crack almost splitting it in two.

65

A finger length shard of pale gold stone that contains flecks of black that seem to change position upon subsequent viewings.

66

An irregular amber crystal, roughly a foot and a half long and covered in minutely cared runes written in draconic. At the heart of the crystal, a wyrmling’s heart occasionally beats causing the runes to glow.

67

A dreamcatcher made of a twig, sinew, and hemp string.

68

A tea kettle that heats itself when filled with clean water.

69

A small, unassuming tack hammer, with a delicate bronze head and a smooth wooden handle. It exudes a faint magical aura of an evil nature, but no amount of divining or scrying will reveal its precise magical powers.

70

A fireproof, ogre sized blanked of braided hide strips and silver hair.

71

A metal rod with a zombified head of some tentacled creature impaled on the end. The rod has odds symbols carved into it that seem to move and shift, if you stare at them too long.

72

An obscene brass figurine, depicting Gaodha, the Deepfather. It is a mass of tentacles and tendrils, acting as the muscles for a humanoid skeleton.

73

A carved wooden likeness of a beloved pet.

74

The Screaming Lord’s Flesh Drum: A large drum with human flesh wrapped tightly around it. With each hit upon the flesh drum a scream can be heard in the distance with every additional hit causing the screaming to get closer.

75

A fist-sized geode that beats like a living heart.

76

A signal horn made of the winding shell of an aquatic mollusk.

77

A cheaply made, printed pamphlet advocating political change.

78

A cylinder of unknown metal covered with engravings. When focused on it activates, playing recordings of chants for elder gods for a random period of time.

79

An origami lotus flower whose petals are closed, but open up and turn a shade of pink when exposed to sunlight.

80

A pristine green apple that never seems to rot. When bitten into, it tastes strangely like pumpkin pie.

81

A fuzzy fleece blanket that constantly remains at a pleasantly warm temperature.

82

A stone figurine of a dog that urinates on whoever picks it up.

83

A small wooden chest that rattles and shakes occasionally as if something is trapped inside, but there’s never anything in it.

84

A set of metal dice which are all covered in wickedly sharp spikes, making it difficult to pick up or roll the dice.

85

A silver tankard that has a multitude of holes in the sides. Liquids you pour into the tankard strangely do not leak out of the holes.

86

An eerily accurate voodoo doll of one of the PC’s. When it is stabbed, it tickles the PC where the doll was stabbed.

87

A silver shot glass that makes every liquid poured into it taste disgusting.

88

A wicker effigy of a mindflayer that glows a dull red in the dark.

89

A bracelet made of tough leather with a symbol of a sundial on it. Looking at it causes the wearer to magically know what time it is.

90

A decorated teapot made of fine porcelain, with half a dozen spouts protruding from one side of the teapot.

91

A dodecahedron made of glass that when activated projects a night sky, complete with shooting stars and constellations.

92

A deck of playing cards in which each card has an arbitrarily large number of symbols on it as opposed to the typical 2-10 of each suit. It includes cards like the 28 of clubs, the 132 of spades, and the 69 of diamonds, which has the word “Nice” written in tiny letters at the bottom of the card.

93

A pair of glasses that blind the wearer, but the glasses telepathically describe what the wearer would see to him.

94

A crimson monkey skull carved entirely from blood garnet and weighs four pounds. An aura of feral sentience draws your gaze to it.

95

A voodoo doll that resembles a famous individual that died recently in the kingdom. The doll has several valuable stones tucked inside of it and appears to have dried blood on it.

96

A pouch of ruby red powder that smells potently of spices.

97

A three-channel ink fed fountain pen.

98

A chunk of topaz embedded in a piece of sticky, lint covered toffee.

99

A prosthetic eye carved from amber with a sliver of obsidian shaped like a cat’s pupil embedded in the center.

100

A hand-drawn map of a local temple, with several secret passages marked on it. Next to one of them (Which appears to connect the temple with another nearby building) someone has written the words: “NEVER use this tunnel after dark.”