Human Trinkets
TableDolmenwood Player's Book · p.46
Open source p.46No table.
| d100 | Trinket |
|---|---|
| 01–02 | A black stone which always points towards the sun. |
| 03–04 | A blood sausage, allegedly made of wyrm’s blood. |
| 05–06 | A blood-stained handkerchief that won’t wash clean. |
| 07–08 | A bone statuette of a mermaid with prodigiously hairy armpits. |
| 09–10 | A bright red egg that was given to you by a sprite. |
| 11–12 | A clay effigy that whispers to you in your sleep. |
| 13–14 | A cracked marble that falls in slow motion. |
| 15–16 | A deck of cards illustrated with blindfolded kings, queens, knaves, etc. |
| 17–18 | A drinking horn carved with cavorting nymphs. |
| 19–20 | A dubious fake moustache made of rat fur. |
| 21–22 | A fine set of silver cutlery and a floral china tea-set, all packed in a wicker hamper. |
| 23–24 | A foot-long, spicy sausage. |
| 25–26 | A gauntlet of wyrm scales. |
| 27–28 | A goatskin pouch full of giblets. |
| 29–30 | A head-sized glass sphere with a neck opening. |
| 31–32 | A hunk of ancient, mouldy cheese. |
| 33–34 | A jar that breeds flies, even when tightly sealed. |
| 35–36 | A jaunty cap (with a feather stuck in it) which jumps up whenever anyone says your name. |
| 37–38 | A lavender scented cushion embroidered with black roses and thorns. |
| 39–40 | A lock of hair from the first person you killed. |
| 41–42 | A long kilt of woven moss. |
| 43–44 | A love letter you are penning in silver ink to your fairy betrothed. (To be placed within a ring of toadstools for delivery.) |
| 45–46 | A miniature brass gnome. (Appears on your pillow looking at you each morning.) |
| 47–48 | A napkin and cutlery that you stole from a fancy inn. |
| 49–50 | A note from your mother admonishing you to return home as soon as able. |
| 51–52 | A pair of stripy woollen socks that keep your feet as warm and dry as if you were wearing fine boots. |
| 53–54 | A pebble that glows faintly in the dark. |
| 55–56 | A piece of the moon that fell to earth. (Or is it a hunk of desiccated cheese?) |
| 57–58 | A porcelain teapot painted with a scene of owls devouring humans. |
| 59–60 | A raven’s feather quill that writes without ink. |
| 61–62 | A silver belt woven from the mane of a kelpie. |
| 63–64 | A silver mirror that always reflects the sky. |
| 65–66 | A silver ring that shrinks or expands to fit whatever finger it is placed upon. |
| 67–68 | A tiny fish in a jar of water. At night, it comes to the surface and whispers the names of everyone within 5′. |
| 69–70 | A tiny wicker effigy that you stole from a witch’s hut. |
| 71–72 | A unicorn statuette carved out of mushroom-wood. |
| 73–74 | A wanted poster for yourself. |
| 75–76 | A well-thumbed and annotated book of psalms. |
| 77–78 | An ash wand stained with the blood of a troll. |
| 79–80 | An enormous Green Man brass belt buckle. |
| 81–82 | An ornate lantern you found in a bog. |
| 83–84 | Sixteen silver pieces, greased with slippery magical oil that cannot be washed off. |
| 85–86 | The broken tip of a unicorn’s horn. |
| 87–88 | The fairy sword that slew your father. |
| 89–90 | The mummified hand of a bog body. |
| 91–92 | The scintillating, silvery feather of a witch owl. |
| 93–94 | The skeleton of an especially large toad, in pieces. |
| 95–96 | The skull of a Drune, stolen from a forbidden crypt. |
| 97–98 | The wobbly, pink severed hand of a gelatinous ape, still fresh and sweet. |
| 99–00 | Your grandfather’s beard, rolled up in a hessian cloth. |