Items

The Gore-Queens of Necrohol of Vaecaem are known for their sense of style, heavy use of magic, and monstrous interests

A quockerwodger is a wooden toy pulled by a string, most famously, a duck. 

The ATLAS computer is the product of Atomic Technology Laboratories Analytic Systems, aka ATLAS. This system was considered highly flawed and now obsolete

An imbrian relic that blurs the line between magic, technology, and divinity

Most glomes are manufactured in highly restricted secret laboratories, but there are a few places where they can be found naturally occurring.

A highly classified substance, 'Elixer' is the end product of a government project to create injected parapsychic power

Not all fine gemstones are good to own. Here are seven doomed to bring their owners nothing but ill health, bad luck, misery and death.

A 'trash golem' created by witches in the Kill All Witches setting

An ornate longsword that is easy to use but also reminds the wielder of its use.

Demon hide Whips that will punish the wielder for injustices.

A sinister book that forces the reader to relive painful memories by presenting idealized versions of their outcomes.

Ever wanted to simply mess with your players? Here's an item that will have them looking every gift horse in the mouth from now on.

A seemingly helpful ring with harmful effects. Not the best of party favors.

There are two stories to the Cursed Cup of Immortality, the one that was fabricated and sold to adventurers upon return, and the real story.

An unstrung and useless piece of cold wood, unless you happen to be dead.

Five crowns were created to bind together five regions into a single powerful kingdom, while a sixth crown was created to control the five.Pity that someone went and destroyed the Crown of Crowns

This old artwork is kept rolled up and hidden, as are its brothers and sisters. Why?

The Totem of Nehual is something of a Maltese Falcon. Many have spent long periods of their life searching for it, spending vast sums of money, and in the end never finding it, or only finding it long enough to lose it.