Continual Stones are great aides to general comfort.

In tea is truth.

These specially made candles are favorites of wives, lovers, and mothers who see their loved ones off to battle or to trade in far away lands.

A small silver lantern, at whose heart there burns a shard of ice.

Squares of colorful cloth, often enchanted with minor magics to better serve the owner - but, first and foremost, it is merely a kerchief.

Despite his lackluster personal hygiene, Captain Geezo has a certain magnetism...

A handsome bed set, obviously expensive and likely both old, and imported.

Revenge, but at what cost?

The beautiful Fairy Castle of Princess Callia, favored daughter of deranged Emperor Sentatian.

Once opened, a Door of Entrance can only be shut by closing it
- Dum the Obvious, Things I've Read About

What appears to be a simple fisherman's basket has a storied past and secret usage.

My cane is both a symbol of my weakness, and the instrument of my strength.

Vaiton, spirit of flame, with this offering of smoldering incense, I summon you forth to serve your master.

Summons etched into the Spirit Plate of Vaiton the Ever Burning.

Tete-a-tete, adjective:

1. Private; confidential; familiar.
2. A private conversation between two people.
3. A short sopha intended to accommodate two persons.

In the southernmost reaches of the southernmost lands, among sun-baked golden hills and rocky ruins, the cities of Gor Kull offer travelers and citizens a plethora of sinful concoctions, powders, and draughts, born of a wicked desire to addle the mind and befuddle the eye. Yet, should ye wish to arm oneself with knowledge against such evil brews, I present such guide.

Mystical forces applied to to a commonday item like pottery... are you up to the challenge?

Careful where you put your cloak in Pembroke's place, you never know what you might get back...

It's round. It's silvery. It's got a handle. It's been used to make a million excellent meals, and even more dogs. It's also got a face shaped dent in the bottom.

The Broom of the Dai Kiri, while looking like a normal broom, was a deadly weapon in the hands of a Dai Kiri Keeper trained to use it.

CityCairns are one of the three Keystones of Elventi Society; allowing Elves to live in harmony their beloved forests. Without these stone pylons, there would be no Elventi Society.