Creighton’s Fascinators
This pair of tall black boots is adorned with wondrous stitching and a permanent shine. They fill the wearer with a robust feeling of confidence and make them feel as if they’re walking on clouds. While wearing these boots, you cast an aura of leadership. Commoners nearby will listen to you speak if you try to grab their attention. If they are not hostile toward you, they will join a cause you earnestly espouse, like backing a new leader or supporting a civic proposal.The wearer of these boots will often find themselves invited to exclusive places. 5 AP. While wearing the boots, you can recruit a dutiful companion according to the rules of the Attendant ability. (May only be used once)



Needful Gift Box
This is a small wooden box with nothing inside. When the owner of the box is negotiating a trade, the box can sense an object of value that the other party desires. A convincing illusion of the object then appears inside the box that feels real to the touch. The illusion permanently disappears if it spends 1 minute outside of the box.



Spellsword’s Favor
(One-time use.) Produced in a collaboration between a Wizard and a warrior, this kit contains magic wet stones, polish, and other fine tools for the care and upkeep of weaponry. When used on any weapon, its damage is permanently increased by 1. (This cannot be used more than once on the same weapon.)

Tiny Hammer
2 AP. You activate the hammer. It feels big and strong. When you gently tap it on a boulder or other large stone object, the stone shatters into tiny pebbles



Mortal Canary Mortal canaries are birds with natural magic senses that can play dead to warn their allies of challenging encounters. When obtained from a mortal canary trainer, the birds bond with their new keepers, learning their strengths and weaknesses. When a canary detects a foe or situation where their bonded partner faces certain doom, it will flutter within sight and play dead.



Doomshank
2 DMG. When the Doomshank kills a commoner or minion, their body dissolves, leaving only their skeleton. They become a bonekind (a reanimated, sentient skeleton creature; c. 66.)