Artifacts of the Northlands

Bracelet of Buoyancy
This necklace is a plain leather string with a jade circlet on it. It allows the wearer to stay afloat in deep water. Whatever body part the bracelet is on is above water. For example, if the bracelet was on an arm raised above the head, the entire body would be below the water, excepting the arm. If the arm with the bracelet were to be at the waist, then the wearer would only be half in the water. XP - 1,000.

Calabrae's Mirror of Seeing
This mirror looks like a plain hand mirror with a gold frame engraved with many flying birds. Once a day, the holder says the command word and the name of another person, and if that person is within 50 miles of the Mirror of Seeing and the subject is near another mirror, the Mirror of Seeing will show a view from the other mirror. It is said that the mage Calabrae trapped the spirits of far-flying birds in the mirror. There is a 5% chance that a birds-eye view of some feature from the past will appear instead of the person requested. XP - 2,500.

Malamyrn's Map of Memory
This map appears as a plain scroll of parchment. When a command word is spoken along with a location previously mapped by the bearer, the map appears on the scroll. To store a map in memory, the map must be drawn on the scroll. When the second command word is spoken, the page goes blank, and the map is stored in the memory. Every time a location is mentioned, there is a 5% chance that an older map belonging to a previous owner will appear. Any detect magic spells cast on the map will reveal faint amounts of magic radiating from the scroll, but nothing else. XP - 2,500.

Morgen's Deck of Not So Many Things
Created by the Archmage Morgen, who was known as a practical joker, this deck has some strange cards in it.

Ring of Bad Timing
Anyone who wears this ring has a habit of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Triggers any trap that comes in contact with it. All saving throws have a -1. The ring can be removed by a remove curse spell. XP - 50.

Ring of Shouting-Sign-Making
This ring is made of plain bronze, with a piece of glass with a small scroll inside on top. Anything the wearer shouts appears on a large parchment (size proportional to loudness of shout), with the exclamation written out in bold letters on it. XP - 250.

Rings of Teleporting
The Rings were created by the great Issacharite mage Fungari and were used to transport the Imperial War Wizards to the far reaches of the Empire. The Rings were lost during the Dragon Wars.

Six Swords of Power
These six legendary swords that were last used and lost during the Ogre Wars. The Knights of the Swords are dedicated to finding them. Gherandel crafted them at the beginning of time as a gift to each of the newly created races on Aenuria. Though the dark powers agreed not to interfere with Gherandel's work, Shoded secretly tainted each sword, causing the owner to become paranoid about the sword and eventually turn on their friends.

Darkfire
This Sword feeds off the death of those it slays to grow more powerful.
Luckseeker
Luckseeker was one of the Swords created by Gherandel at the beginning of time. The first recorded appearance of Luckseeker occurred during the reign of Tyrrel the Mad. The thief Teven of Ossarn found the sword and used it to become rich and eventually Duke of Severnia. He became too chaotic and uncontrollable to hold the throne and was murdered by a courtier, who coveted the Sword. The courtier went insane and Luckseeker was lost. Ressel Datten of Karming got the Sword early in the Dragon Wars and used it to rally armies against the dragons and to battle the black wyrm Therodontus. Luckseeker was lost soon afterward and has not been recovered. Luckseeker's alignment is chaotic neutral. The powers of Luckseeker include -1 bonus to saving throws; charm, invisibility, know alignment, and levitate at will; fear, polymorph self/other, and teleport without error once a day; wish once a week without the aging effect; doubles bearer's movement; and acts as a +3 short sword. The dangers include bearer being controlled by the Sword if they fail a saving throw, all other people covet the weapon, and the bearer gradually becomes chaotic neutral, in addition to Shoded's corrupting effect.
Serpentsbane
This Sword has powers to use against dragons and serpents.
Stoneslayer
This Sword is useful only against creatures and objects with very tough skin (like stone, for example).
Thunderedge
This Sword, a sun blade, is a mystical sword using the power of the weather.
Windsong
This Sword, a singing sword, is a mystical sword for priests to use.

Staff of Saint Miro