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Mossling Trinkets

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Dolmenwood Player's Book · p.50

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d100	Trinket
01–02	A bag of stone marbles. Each has a name and rolls towards whoever speaks it.
03–04	A block of cheese infected with hallucinogenic fungus.
05–06	A bloodstained hat that once belonged to a redcap.
07–08	A book alleging crimes by each of the 100 saints of Dolmenwood. Found on the body of a murdered man.
09–10	A bottle of yeast-froth shampoo, essential for maintaining the lustre of mossy manes.
11–12	A bouquet of honeysuckle that drips real honey. The honey attracts wasps.
13–14	A brass cowbell. When struck, nearby milk and cheese products jump half a foot towards it.
15–16	A broad-brimmed hat covered in shimmering moss.
17–18	A bronze idol to a two-headed mushroom god.
19–20	A chunk of volcanic rock, warm to the touch. A single Old Woldish rune has been carved into it.
21–22	A clay figurine of a pot-bellied giant with a single eye.
23–24	A cluster of fungus consisting of a dozen different kinds of mushrooms living in symbiosis.
25–26	A collection of small rocks, all chipped from different gravestones.
27–28	A cooking pot that adds mushrooms to every dish cooked inside it.
29–30	A flower pressed inside a dead man’s journal.
31–32	A hunting horn fashioned from a great boar tusk.
33–34	A jar of blue cheese massage oil.
35–36	A jar of green jelly with the label “Don’t Eat Me.”
37–38	A large egg, entrusted to you by a panicked woodgrue.
39–40	A large gooseberry that appears to have a creature growing inside it.
41–42	A large, pink sausage. Tries to crawl away if left unattended.
43–44	A leaf that changes with the seasons, dying by winter only to rejuvenate in spring.
45–46	A mossy rock. When placed on the ground for at least a minute and then lifted, bugs scurry out from underneath it.
47–48	A mould-riddled tapestry depicting the hunt for a swine of mythic size.
49–50	A puffball with dozens of tiny mouths which burp in unison at dawn.
51–52	A puffball-skin pouch filled with jelly.
53–54	A sack of half-empty ale bottles.
55–56	A sealed bottle of spirits, brewed from the composted remains of one of your ancestors.
57–58	A shepherd’s crook that induces fear in farm animals when brandished.
59–60	A single hair from the head of an elven lady; a token of her affection.
61–62	A small beetle you found on the road. You have since received a letter from an angry grimalkin charging you with its theft.
63–64	A small effigy of a breggle made from dried mushroom flesh.
65–66	A small pouch of magic nuts. When a nut is broken open, it emits a pearl of wisdom.
67–68	A small snake with a “Return to” note attached. The owner’s name is smudged out.
69–70	A small, hollow toadstool with a tiny wooden door.
71–72	A snail shell that grows a new snail at dawn if the old one is removed or killed.
73–74	A squirrel-sized collar and leash.
75–76	A story book about the charming exploits of the rat-people of the moon.
77–78	A unique pipeweed mix of your own invention. A bit too combustible.
79–80	A watering can that constantly trickles water from its spout.
81–82	A waterskin of yellow slime that drips upwards when unstoppered.
83–84	A wheel of cheese that never loses momentum once it starts rolling.
85–86	A wooden carving of yourself that ages as you do.
87–88	A wooden peg leg that you found and converted into an incubator for rare fungi.
89–90	A worm whose squirming slowly spells out threatening prophecies.
91–92	An adorable red-and-white button mushroom. Whispers to you when no one else is listening.
93–94	An incomplete, and possibly inaccurate, map of all the inns in Dolmenwood.
95–96	An onion shaped like a baby.
97–98	Blueprints for a marvellous mechanical mouse organ clock.
99–00	Dozens of different kinds of bark, stitched together like a book.