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Woodgrue Trinkets

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Dolmenwood Player's Book · p.54

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d100	Trinket
01–02	A bag of delicious boiled sweets.
03–04	A basket of snakes, intended for juggling.
05–06	A battered hat with a stuffed swan’s head stitched proudly at the summit.
07–08	A bone whistle. When blown at night, it sends nearby bats and night birds into a frenzy.
09–10	A bottle containing dirty water from the Baths of Astralon.
11–12	A bottle of ink that always seems to spill everywhere when opened.
13–14	A bronze statuette of a chimera made up of a dozen different animals. The person who gave it to you insists it depicts a real creature.
15–16	A burial shroud seemingly imprinted with a face. The face becomes more distinguishable every day.
17–18	A ceramic plate that emits a simple tune when scratched.
19–20	A collection of fungi, loaned to you by a mossling.
21–22	A dead crow in a bag. Before you killed it, you were pretty sure it was spying on you.
23–24	A fake moustache. When worn, you appear to have a full beard.
25–26	A forbidden treatise claiming grimalkins and woodgrues share the same ancestors.
27–28	A glass case with a giant moth pinned inside.
29–30	A harp shaped like a duck. Playing it attracts the attention of nearby waterfowl.
31–32	A harp string, sharp and tinged with blood.
33–34	A hooded cloak made from thousands of moth wings stitched together.
35–36	A mead tankard that is perpetually sticky.
37–38	A misshapen ocarina. Each note sounds eerily similar to a baby’s cries.
39–40	A mossling pipe you found in a pile of compost. Its smoke makes people nostalgic.
41–42	A note promising that a “Mr Fox” will come to your aid in your hour of greatest need.
43–44	A pair of matching eyeballs. Whenever possible, they rotate to stare at you.
45–46	A pair of small, bronze cymbals.
47–48	A personalised invitation to “THE FEAST.” No further details are provided.
49–50	A pocketbook of bad jokes. Emits the occasional snicker.
51–52	A poster for your parent’s last, ill-fated circus performance.
53–54	A quill made from a stirge-owl feather.
55–56	A rope woven from a mix of human and breggle hair.
57–58	A stack of angry letters, all accusing you of arson.
59–60	A strange disk that produces the sound of flatulence whenever a weight is placed atop it.
61–62	A tent that slowly raises itself when you loudly sing it a jaunty song.
63–64	A vial of guano. Your last reminder of a deceased loved one.
65–66	A wooden sceptre topped with a jester’s head. When struck, the head tells an ill-considered joke.
67–68	An advice book that ultimately suggests a liberal application of fire as the solution to every problem.
69–70	An ancient coin, stolen from a grave. Far colder to the touch than it should be.
71–72	An empty pan flute case, its contents stolen.
73–74	An enormous firework with a tag that reads “Untested.”
75–76	An extravagant wig, stolen from the head of an elf noble.
77–78	An ordinary-looking metal bucket. When filled with water, leeches appear inside.
79–80	An ornate flute, said to be handed down by your ancestors since before they left Fairy.
81–82	An unhatched egg that sweats blood.
83–84	Faded parchment that lists the names of everyone you’ve ever wronged. It updates itself periodically.
85–86	Light from a fireworks display, caught in a shard of glass.
87–88	Lyrics to a half-written song about rodents visiting from the moon.
89–90	Small vials of syrups, each labelled with the type of mood they’re supposed to cure.
91–92	The corpse of a mouse, dressed in tiny clothes.
93–94	The crest of an unknown longhorn noble house, found on a dead breggle.
95–96	The squirming pieces for maggot chess.
97–98	Woollen ear warmers, knitted by your grandmother.
99–00	Your uncle’s famed recipe for moth cakes.