Seven magical mirrors, some of which can be very useful whilst others are a bane to all who have the misfortune to be reflected in them.

Mirror, mirror, on the wall…

Dungeon tokens are small clay amulets that are marked with a monster on one side, and the seal of the dungeon on the other. If crushed, they release a fast spell like ability and are then consumed in a puff of smoke.

Ties back into Cookery in Dungeon

7 taxidermy tableauxs in Terrasquestone, these move around on their own accord and can be found in many different places. The Docent Majoris moves them as it sees fit.

Seven branding irons, each with a different purpose.

The Chandelier of Eldronas hangs in the grand foyer of Terrasquestone Castle, where it is both a marvel of craftsmanship, but also a powerful relic and one of the Seven Treasures of that great castle

yeah

Seven more magical charms to help their owner.

Seven pieces of gleaming and magical magnificent headwear fit for the heads of royalty, but heavy can be the head that wears the crown.

Seven magical beans each with a different effect, that may be a boon or a bane and sometimes both, to their owners.

The Gates of Good are marvels of magitech that keep criminals, the infected and rabble rousers out of town.

gimmie one of them, you know, fucking red ones 

30 Loot Items for the Gygaxian Gyre, Understone, and maybe the shops in Terrasquestone

A ridiculous panoply that combines the aesthetic of Brazilian Carneval and a wedding dress, intended for a Charisma build seduction character

The best tier of regularly available gear in the Gygaxian Gyre

One shot scrolls for dungeon acolytes, initiates, zealots, and mages to cast spells above their level, or effects that the powers that be do not want as spells to be learned

There are plenty of sticky things here.

7 magical candlesticks

Long ago, seven magical and sinful suits of armour were created for seven sinful kings...

The Mane Six Items, as they are known, are said to be of great power and well worth stealing or/and questing for.