Strange characters decorate the bottom.ĩ. A large, transparent red tumbler made of some unidentifiable material, its sides textured delicately and a single seam recognizable down one side. The severed claw of some monstrous scaled creature, preserved and formed into the base of a chair.Ĩ. A scratched and dented locket which, when opened, appears to contain a much larger space.ħ. A perfectly smooth clear glass square, roughly arm-length along each side, with beveled edges and rounded corners. An extraordinarily fine miniature saddle, as though for a small dog, worked in supple leather and decorated with gold and silver thread.ĥ. An intricately articulated wooden figure of a multi-headed dog covered in a moldy gray fur.Ĥ. Affixed to the top are half a dozen small adjustable mirrors and on one corner a black cube emits a single point of ruby light.ģ. A damaged ebony case containing a masterful set of pearl and onyx engraving tools in extreme disrepair.Ģ. You can also pick one that works for the area in which your characters currently linger.ġ. You can roll randomly for a result below using the handy number provided with each entry to figure out your result on a d20. The value of the items can vary at the DM’s discretion but are suitable replacements for a quest reward or as the centerpiece for a somewhat odd collection, although they could be worth anything to the right person. If the local sewers aren’t paved with gold, use the following table to add a little variety to your loot or let it serve as inspiration for a story hook. Adventurers frequently find themselves in places where finding standard treasure might seem unusual and unlikely.
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