Powers: When fitted to a mount, this barding automatically sizes itself to suit the creature's size and shape. When the command word (SGNIWEKAM) is spoken, a set of feathery wings graft themselves onto the mount, granting the beast the ability to fly.

The mount can fly up to six hours (speed 60, average maneuverability) before needing to rest. For each hour of flight, the mount must rest one hour. If a mount is forced to fly beyond the six-hour limit there is a risk that the wings will simply disappear. 

Campaign lore: This was recovered from the buried desert city in 2705:9. It belongs to Flash but is currently stored at Griffon Keep.

Powers: The cube enables its possessor to put up a wall of force 10 feet per side around his or her person. This cubic screen moves with the character and is impervious to the attack forms shown on the table below. The cube has 36 charges, and this energy is restored each day. The holder presses one face of the cube to activate or deactivate the field.
 

When the force screen is up, attacks dealing more than 30 points of damage drain 1 charge for every 10 points of damage beyind 30 that they deal (40 points of damage drains 1 charge, 50 points drains 2 charges, and so forth). Spells that affect the integrity of the screen, such as disintegrate or passwall, also drain extra charges. The spells on the following list cannot be cast into or out of the cube:
 

Campaign lore: This was originally given to Casoe Quantamine early in 2693. After Casoe’s disappearance, Sepyt Niam seems to have somehow ended up in possession of this useful device. On 2705:3:6, Sepyt gave the cube to Tekuna.

Powers: Once activated, this magical device will transport up to twelve people to any location pointed out on a map. The accurate of the transportation seems to depend on the level of detail shown on the map.

Campaign lore: This useful device was a gift from Nevril Leach to Tekuna in order to promote business discussions between them.

Powers: DC 16, initial damage 2d12 hp, secondary damage 1d6 Con. 

Campaign lore: This was part of the loot taken from Motrok's tower in 2694:2. Analysis revealed this to be non-magical, but Artak was able to determine that the liqueur is laced with sassone leaf. Joranth left it to Damus when he died in 2705:3. It is currently in storage at Dragondale.

Campaign Lore: The disk was a gift from the child-goddess Rotan to Damalanthas on his 32nd birthday (2705:7:7), along with the message "the disk of the far-sight once belonged to she-who-revealed-the-Overmind. Its presence is sorely missed by the Penrith Resistance".

Damalanthas' ongoing experiments with the Disk have had mixed results. During his first success he was able to get the Eye open and sense several "minds" -- one to the west, and at least one to the north. On 2705:10:22 he used the Disk to see Li'kik'r sitting across a table from The Hood at a remote location near the ocean. He also discovered that the Eye can be used to detect some sort of psionic radiance, but he is not sure how this works.

On 2705:11:3, the bard viewed and spoke to a man claiming to be a member of the "Penrith Resistance" through the Eye. However, just two days later (2705:11:5), Damalanthas was abducted by the Overmind during a follow-up experiment. Shortly before his abduction, the Disk flooded his mind with information about the nature of psionic powers. Unfortunately, Damus has not quite been himself since his abduction, and it is unclear how much of this information he has retained.

Damalanthas recently discovered that the paintings probably originated centuries earlier during the time before the creation of the Great Desert. It was originally thought that the dragon pictured was the most powerful of its species, but this now seems less likely.

After the Battle of Dragondale, two of the paintings were destroyed and Beloni took a third. Early on the morning of the Trollish invasion of Rotan, Inura discovered that most of the remainder had been stolen. Only the empty painting and the black dragon painting remained.

The current status of the paintings is summarised below:
 

Powers: This rug is able to fly through the air as if affected by a fly spell of unlimited duration. If the carpet is within voice range, the command word GUROESIRA activates it, whether the speaker is on the rug or not. The carpet is then controlled by spoken direction. This particular specimen has a capacity of 1200 lb. and  a maximum speed of 120 ft. It weighs 15 lb.

Campaign lore: This carpet was a gift from Hestarr ‘Neff Said to Damus at the beginning of the Council of War (2705:5).

Powers: When affixed to  a horse's hooves, they double the animal's speed. All four shoes must be worn by the same animal for the magic to be effective.

Campaign lore: These horseshoes were one of the seven treasures given out by the ruler of Proxima in 2694:9. Ammandor shod his horse (Ammandal) with them, but was only able to use the horse for a short period of time before having to abandon it at the village of End. Wanwier returned the horse (with shoes) to him later the same month, but Ammandal was killed in action shortly after his return. Ammandor did not have an opportunity to retrieve the shoes, and they seem to have now been lost.

Powers: The jar puts any organic matter placed inside it, into suspended animation. It is ideal for keeping exotic spell components or herbs in.

Campaign lore: This is one of the seven treasures given out by the ruler of Proxima in 2694:9. Artak keeps it in his laboratory.

Unbeknown to Souriin, this box contains all of Joranth's notes and spell components for his necromantic spells. This includes:

• Two vials of blood (Joranth's)
• Some vials of dwarven spirits, in which some sort of tissue is suspended
• Some bone-shards and grave dirt
• Some notes on summoning and commanding undead as well as some descriptions of types of undead creatures

Powers: +1 to all saves; +1 to ability checks; +1 to skill checks; the stone cannot be damaged by any normal blow – only a blow from a magical weapon, or a blow of extraordinary power will damage it in any way. 

Campaign lore: This magical stone was found in Camanthalar's tower on 2693:10:15. Euvgeni carried this marvellous stone until he got married in 2694. He then gave it to Flash as a parting gift. Later that year, Flash was attacked by a fire elemental and the luckstone lost its powers. Fortunately, when Souriin has the time to examine the stone a few years later, he was able to mend it simply by deep-freezing it.

Powers: The spheres have a dampening effect on all magic in the area. They give a +8 bonus to any saves against spells and reduce areas of effect and damage by 20-80% (depending on the exact sphere). The exact range of the effect also seems to vary from sphere to sphere.

Campaign lore: One of these large white spheres was a gift to New Ivrea from the Wizard of the Moon, just before the Council of War in 2705:5. Several more are rumoured to have been taken from the desert and taken to Sunhaven. Baron Vuntar was also known to have one at some point.

Powers: Someone speaking into the lips-end of one of the tubes can be heard by anyone listening to the ear-end of any of the others.

Campaign lore: Five of these tubes were given to the Lords in 2705:5 by Nesgasp. Souriin, Damalanthas, Euvgeni and Tekuna still have theirs, Owen gave his tube to Panagiotis during a visit to Outreach on 2705:11:3. It is widely suspected that Nesgasp also has a Tube.

Powers: In 2697:3, during a short visit to Outreach, Souriin established that the sceptre is a very powerful item. The following spell-like functions of the Sceptre can be used once per day:

• Hold person upon touch, if the wielder speaks the word GNIVOMTON before striking (DC 14). A successful melee touch attack is needed to activate the power. If the attack fails, the effect is lost.
• Fear upon all enemies viewing it (DC 16), if the wielder speaks the word ECIDRAWOC. This effect has a 10 foot maximum range. Invoking this power is a standard action.
• Drain 2d4 hit points from an opponent on a successful touch attack (DC 17) and bestow them upon the wielder, up to his normal maximum. The wielder must say the word EMOTREWOP before attacking. This draining damage is in addition to any other damage the blow inflicts.

• In its normal form, the sceptre can be used as a +2 light mace.
• Stud 1: A blade springs from the ball and the ball becomes a hilt. The weapon becomes a +1 flaming long sword. This sword glows with an inner light similar to faerie fire and in battle this glow grows to flames which do +1d6 points of bonus fire damage.
• Stud 2: As above, a blade springs from the ball of the sceptre and the weapon alters in size and shape to form a +4 battle axe.
• Stud 3: Depending on how hard the third stud is pressed, the sceptre reforms to make a +3 spear, from 6 feet to 15 feet in length (treat as a short spear or a long spear, as appropriate). At 15 feet, it can also be used as a lance.
• Stud 4: When stud 4 is pushed, a spike that can anchor in granite is extruded from the ball, while the other end sprouts three sharp hooks. The sceptre lengthens from 5 to 50 feet in a single round, stopping when stud 4 is pushed again. Horizontal bars, 3 inches long, fold out from the sides, 1-foot apart, in staggered progression. The sceptre is firmly held by spike and hooks and bears up to 4,000 pounds of weight. This function can also be used to force open doors. The  sceptre’s base is planted 30 feet or less from the portal to be forced and in line with it. The force exerted has a +12 Strength bonus.
• Stud 5: This stud returns the sceptre to its normal form after any one of the above changes.

Stud 6: When this stud is pressed, the sceptre shows magnetic north and gives the owner an approximate depth beneath the surface of the ground (or height above it).

Powers: The sheet causes any magical item wrapped within it to shrink to 1/12 its normal size and weight. If the item is then wrapped in the sheet so as to be touching the reverse (unpatterned) side of the material, it will grow back to its normal size and weight. Note that this item has no effect on artifacts or living material — it affects only non-living, ordinary magical items — and no item shrunk in this fashion is functional or usable while in reduced form. Change in size requires two rounds to accomplish, either in shrinking or restoring to normal size.

Campaign lore: Damalanthas retrieved this item from Camanthalar's tower early in 2705:7. It has been examined by the University staff and is currently stored at Griffon Keep.

Campaign lore: These land deeds were given to Tekuna, Euvgeni, Artak, Joranth and Damalanthas after their help in 2693:12. The deeds are kept in the Rotan Vaults. Damalanthas met Roleen Cassandra whilst building a manor house on his land during 2698:1. Joranth left his land to Artak when he died in 2705:3.

In the last two months, a rumour has begun to circulate amongst the halflings in Rotan that Joranth's spirit will not be able to truly rest until these war drums are used in battle.

Powers: This necklace enables the wearer to breathe even in the deepest oceans. The wearer can breathe either salt or fresh water as if it was fresh air. The necklace must be kept damp. If ever it dries out, it will lose its potency and never work again.

Campaign lore: The wreath was a gift to Tekuna from the sea elves towards the end of 2693. The wreath used to be kept in a fishbowl in Tekuna’s flat in Rotan, but after her visit to the sea elf community in 2705:4, the necklace was lost.