Item: gold bees that like to nest in hair; if allowed to thrive without disturbance, they will eventually start making golden honey
Tag: jewelry
Item: Foot of Glory, like a Hand of Glory but instead it allows a character to use a third foot slot
Item: Medallion of Twitter, grants the wearer psychic access to Twitter, allowing them to both read and tweet.
Item: Periapt of the Spell Bee; contains one spell slot that a magic-user can fill with a spell of the proper level but of any spell-casting class (Sorcerer, Druid, Paladin, &c.)
A flexible rapier made during the 19th century in Toledo, Spain.
Item: trained snake that secretly contains a sword
Item: Periapt of the Claw of Averages: once per hour, a player may re-roll a throw up to three times, then use the average of the throws.
Item: Periapt of Detect Bathroom
Item: Ring of the Margarita: at first has no effect, but for every ten minutes worn, the hand wearing this ring acts more and more drunkenly independent from its owner, stealing nice objects, groping attractive people, making rude gestures, and generally being uncooperative. It will fight any attempts at removing the ring, but in any case after a few hours it starts getting sleepy and finally, after 2d4 hours, falls unconscious. After eight hours, if the ring has been removed, the owner finally regains control of the arm. If not, the cycle begins anew.
Item: Periapt of Proof against Wedgies (source to get your own)
Cufflinks depicting a strain of bubonic plague bacteria. They were fashioned sometime around 1900, and entered the collection of the Science Museum in London in the late 1980s.
‘Somewhere over the years, the objects’ backstory got lost in the shuffle. [The museum] isn’t sure who wore them, or whether they were a commission or part of a larger fad for accessories that celebrated microbes.” [x]
Item: Cufflinks of Plague; punching someone while wearing these, they must roll save against being infected with The Plague, which is fine if you and your party have some kind of protection against contagion, but otherwise not so great
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