d100
Trinkets & Curiosities
Odd little things found in pockets, chests and market stalls.
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| d100 | Result |
|---|---|
| 1 | A brass key that hums faintly when held near locked doors it cannot open. |
| 2 | A glass marble containing a slowly swirling wisp of grey smoke. |
| 3 | A wooden duck with one wheel missing and a name carved underneath: 'Sir Pond'. |
| 4 | A dried rose that never loses another petal. |
| 5 | A tin soldier whose painted face looks slightly different every morning. |
| 6 | A cracked monocle that makes everything viewed through it look freshly cleaned. |
| 7 | A small bell with no clapper that you can still somehow hear in dreams. |
| 8 | A river stone with a perfect spiral groove, warm to the touch. |
| 9 | A deck of cards missing every queen. |
| 10 | A tiny portrait of a frowning halfling; the frame smells of pipe smoke. |
| 11 | A silver locket that refuses to open on rainy days. |
| 12 | A vial of sand that always settles into the shape of a mountain range. |
| 13 | A candle stub that burns with a green flame but is never consumed on holy days. |
| 14 | A whistle carved from a dragon scale; it makes no sound, but horses hate it. |
| 15 | A left-hand glove of fine make; the right hand was reportedly buried with its owner. |
| 16 | A ceramic frog with a slot in its back and exactly one copper inside that cannot be shaken out. |
| 17 | A map of a city no one can identify, drawn in a child's hand. |
| 18 | A pocketwatch that runs backward on the anniversary of its maker's death. |
| 19 | A braid of three different colors of hair, tied with wire. |
| 20 | A wooden nesting doll; the innermost doll is missing and the second-smallest is always slightly ajar. |
| 21 | A bar of soap that smells like a different flower each week. |
| 22 | A pressed four-leaf clover between two panes of cracked glass. |
| 23 | A thimble sized for a giant's finger. |
| 24 | A love letter written in Dwarvish, unsigned, never sent. |
| 25 | A fishhook made of bone that always points toward the nearest body of water when hung from a string. |
| 26 | A domino with nine pips on one side and a tiny painted eye on the other. |
| 27 | A patch of cloth from a famous ship's sail, or so the previous owner claimed. |
| 28 | A brass button embossed with a tower that does not match any known heraldry. |
| 29 | A vial of perfume that smells wonderful to you and terrible to everyone else. |
| 30 | A stone finger from a statue, wearing a copper ring that will not slide off. |
| 31 | A miniature hourglass in which the sand falls upward. |
| 32 | A jar of pickled onions with a label reading 'DO NOT EAT UNTIL THE WEDDING'. |
| 33 | A child's drawing of a knight fighting a turnip. |
| 34 | A tuning fork that rings on its own once a day, always at the same hour. |
| 35 | A dried starfish with six arms painted gold. |
| 36 | A tiny book of blank pages; page 54 has a corner folded down. |
| 37 | A horseshoe nailed to a small piece of driftwood, labeled 'my luck, do not touch'. |
| 38 | A clay pipe carved to look like a sleeping fox. |
| 39 | A single earring shaped like a crescent moon that is always cold. |
| 40 | A ball of twine that never tangles but is always exactly one foot too short. |
| 41 | A set of six teeth, none of them from the same kind of creature. |
| 42 | A snow globe containing a miniature lighthouse; sometimes the light is on. |
| 43 | A wooden spoon burned with the words 'second place'. |
| 44 | A folded paper bird that slowly unfolds itself over the course of a day. |
| 45 | A shard of mirror that reflects the room behind you as it looked ten years ago. |
| 46 | A cork with a tiny door painted on it. |
| 47 | A signet ring bearing the crest of a noble house that was erased from all records. |
| 48 | A dead beetle the size of a fist, iridescent and smelling faintly of vanilla. |
| 49 | A skeleton key made of ice that never melts but is too slippery to turn. |
| 50 | A ticket stub for a theater performance dated fifty years from now. |
| 51 | A lump of wax with a perfect thumbprint that matches no one's. |
| 52 | A tiny anchor on a chain, far too heavy for its size. |
| 53 | A recipe card for 'Widow Hemlock's Forgiveness Pie', with one ingredient scratched out. |
| 54 | A bronze compass whose needle points at the holder's strongest regret. |
| 55 | A doll's porcelain hand, palm up, holding a real seed. |
| 56 | A flat stone that always lands face up, no matter how it is thrown. |
| 57 | A tarnished spoon with a hole in the bowl and 'TRUST ME' engraved on the handle. |
| 58 | A moth preserved in amber; its wings bear markings like a screaming face. |
| 59 | A coil of copper wire that slowly straightens itself when no one watches. |
| 60 | A tiny grave marker for 'Bartholomew, Best of Rats'. |
| 61 | A bottle cap from a brewery in a city that burned down a century ago. |
| 62 | A pair of dice that always roll a combined seven when rolled by moonlight. |
| 63 | A quill made from a feather too large to be from any known bird. |
| 64 | A knot of red string; untying it reportedly ends a friendship somewhere. |
| 65 | A music box that plays a lullaby your mother sang, no matter who your mother was. |
| 66 | A jar of honey that never crystallizes, from hives no one can find. |
| 67 | A tin containing one hundred needles, each bent at the same angle. |
| 68 | A wooden coin stamped 'good for one favor' with an illegible signature. |
| 69 | A tiny ship in a bottle; on stormy nights, its sails are furled. |
| 70 | A cat's collar with a bell and a tag reading 'IF FOUND, DO NOT RETURN'. |
| 71 | A fragment of stained glass showing a single closed eye. |
| 72 | A chess pawn carved to look like it is sprinting. |
| 73 | A seashell that whispers yesterday's weather instead of the sea. |
| 74 | A leather bookmark stamped with the words 'you were here'. |
| 75 | A pewter tankard the size of a thumb, engraved 'World's Smallest Problem'. |
| 76 | A braided bracelet that tightens gently when someone nearby says your name. |
| 77 | An acorn that is warm in winter and cold in summer. |
| 78 | A stub of chalk that only draws doors. |
| 79 | A dried inkwell; whatever is scraped from the bottom smells of the ocean. |
| 80 | A small brass sun that can be screwed onto something, though nothing fits. |
| 81 | A cracked egg shell, glued back together, slightly heavier than it should be. |
| 82 | A funeral card for a man whose portrait winks in candlelight. |
| 83 | A silk handkerchief embroidered with a map of a single room. |
| 84 | A wooden top that spins for exactly as long as you hold your breath. |
| 85 | A hollow tooth with a rolled slip of paper inside reading 'not yet'. |
| 86 | A pincushion shaped like a plump devil; the pins never rust. |
| 87 | A slate pencil that writes faintly on air, the marks fading in seconds. |
| 88 | A badge naming the bearer 'Honorary Militia of Fowlbrook', a village no map shows. |
| 89 | A rabbit's foot that twitches when hounds bay. |
| 90 | A miniature painting of a door, and behind the paper backing, a tiny key. |
| 91 | A knuckle bone etched with a rune that no scholar recognizes but every child can read. |
| 92 | A green glass fishing float that glows dimly when the tide is highest. |
| 93 | A stick of sealing wax that smells like a campfire and old stories. |
| 94 | A tiny scarecrow, expertly made, wearing a scrap of genuinely fine silk. |
| 95 | A coin with a hole in the middle; through the hole, stars are visible even at noon. |
| 96 | A folded flag of a nation that surrendered before its first battle. |
| 97 | A clockwork cricket that chirps only when it is safe to sleep. |
| 98 | A tin of mints from a shop called 'The Last Laugh'; there is always one mint left. |
| 99 | A plain gray pebble. The previous owner insisted it was the most important thing they owned. |
| 100 | A ring of seven keys; each opens something you have already lost. |