Item: Amulet of Knitting: go about your business as you please while the hands of this amulet knit you a comfy scarf or mittens. Can be taught new knitting patterns with a spell that grants particular knowledge.
Tag: jewelry
Item: Amulet of the Limp Biscuit: appears to be a perfectly ordinary necklace, but if the wearer is looked at by someone using True Seeing they will appear to be Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst.
Item: Sonichu Medallion, +4 on Skill Checks (Zap to the Extreme) (couldn’t find a hi-res picture of the original, so highly-accurate remake DA source)
Item: amulet containing one gram of soil from the grounds of Dracula’s castle
Item: Golden Brooch of the Honor Orchestra. Wearing this brooch grants a good-aligned bard an ethereal backup orchestra that allows them to cast their bardic spells as if one level higher than they actually are. However, if the bard commits any dishonorable act, the Brooch loses all power and turns to lead, and at the next encounter/conflict for 4d12 rounds the orchestra grants Bardic Inspiration to the bard’s antagonists.
Item: vegan-friendly Hand of Glory (hang it from a necklace to gain another ring slot)
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Item: the Ring of Apathy is famed for the curse upon it, so much so that legends abound on spells to cast to negate its effect so the wearer can remove it. About half of these are fakes introduced by the Ring’s cruel makers that simply cause the ring to release a burst of apathy that affects everyone in a 10d10-foot radius.
Item: Brooch of Number Numbing, a cloak clasp pin that induces severe dyscalculia in anyone conversing with the wearer; they lose all distinction between numbers and will accept almost any financial transaction set to them–the exception being that they remember the relative value of coins (gold vs silver). The effect lasts 2d6 rounds after the conversation ends, at which point they will generally realize what just happened, although if they’ve never heard of such a Brooch they might wonder why.
Item: Karma Police badge; +3 against Evil creatures
Medieval Silver-Gilt Skull Ring, c. 16th Century AD
Item: Ring of Nine Skulls: as Necklace of Fireballs, except with skulls. Not magic ones or anything, just perfectly normal human(oid) skulls.
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