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By: Kassil
2004-04-13 09:03 PM
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Stonecleave Items  (Tools)   (Magical)

A mattock created in the age of legends, granted the ability to work marvels in stone…

By: Pieh
2003-11-20 07:51 PM
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Votes: 12 / 4.208333
Flask of Many Liquids Items  (Tools)   (Magical)

An unremarkable flask that could turn up anywhere, but we all know not everything is as it seems…

By: Agar
2003-11-20 03:45 AM
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Votes: 6 / 3.416667
Dungeoneer's flashlight Items  (Tools)   (Magical)

If you don’t already know about this classic innovation, you really need to.

By: ephemeralstability
2003-06-18 08:09 AM
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Muzzled Mouse Items  (Tools)   (Non-Magical)

Sometimes locks need that extra sharp fingernail to twist the catch. Sometimes a thief might find himself locked in a prison with a wooden door. The Muzzled Mouse is a hideous little tool which helps one in such situations…

By: ephemeralstability
2003-03-15 11:56 AM
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Votes: 8 / 3.187500
Quill of Fine Writing Items  (Tools)   (Non-Magical)

An expertly crafted quill pen which enhances the efficacy of spells on the scrolls it is used to write.

By: Strolen
2003-02-17 05:24 AM
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Votes: 15 / 4.666667
Carpenter's Ring Items  (Tools)   (Magical)

Made for a wealthy carpenter to ease his workload, those that have it can find other uses for it. Used to cut perfect holes in wood or create wood doll rods.

By: Nimblefinder
2001-08-08 04:30 PM
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Votes: 7 / 3.571429
Ole Faithful Items  (Tools)   (Magical)

Set of Lockpicks. The picks themselves are of tiny size that only a halfling or smaller can use. There are only a quarter of the usual amount of picks in this kit. Each pick is made out of a dull silver metal.

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Surnames: The Chinese were among the very first cultures to adopt the use of hereditary surnames (around 2800 BC). But the custom didn't quite catch on in Europe - at least not until the Venetian aristocracy made it popular sometime between the 10th and 11th centuries AD. What culture made it popular in your setting and why?
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