Enchanted Trinkets

Fizzwing's
Marvelous
Marvels
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ut of the strange bronze

wagon springs a gray-haired,

gray-clothed gnome who looks like

he should run a funeral parlor. De-

spite his somber dress, he bounds

about his wagon in a furious rush,

pressing strange knobs and buttons

before pulling on a long handle. A

panel from the wagon opens into

an extensive table and the gnome—

who briefly introduces himself as

Fizzwing—becomes even more ani-

mated and excited as he describes writing Marc Kenobi

editing Mike Myler
his goods. color art Xanditz
layout Eric Life-Putnam

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New Magic Items
Big Bopper
Weapon (greatclub), uncommon (cost 120 gp)
This extremely large but lightweight mallet is
covered in a dense layer of padding painted in
bright colors. Any Medium or smaller humanoid
hit by the big bopper must make a DC 5 Constitution
saving throw. On a failure, the creature is stunned
until the start of its next turn.
On a critical hit, a Medium or smaller humanoid
is instead stunned until the end of your next turn,
but the big bopper snaps, losing its enchantment.
You can use an action and spend a charge to
have the copper weasel animate and perform for 1
minute. During that time, you have advantage on
Dexterity (Sleight of Hand) and Charisma (Perfor-
mance) checks made against creatures who can
see the copper weasel.
The copper weasel has 3 charges and regains
charges by being fed copper, usually in the form
of coins. Once it has consumed 10 gp worth of cop-
per (an activity that takes 10 minutes), the copper
weasel regains 1d3 charges.
When the copper weasel ends a performance, roll
1d20. On a roll of 1 or 2, the copper weasel goes ber-
serk, attacking the nearest creature it can detect.
The copper weasel uses the statistics of a weasel that
has advantage on attack rolls. It continues to at-
tack for 1d3 additional rounds for each charge that
it has, draining each charge. When damaged its
remains become a mundane pile of copper parts,
but if it survives it can be recharged as normal.

Fizzwing’s Fiery Flashbangers

Copper Weasel
Wondrous item, uncommon (requires attunement; cost
150 gp)
Made up of copper coins, tiny cogs, and threads
of wire this mechanical facsimile of a weasel is
a great tool for a street performer as its chirrups,
whistles, and flashing red hue make it impossible
to ignore.
Wondrous item, common (cost varies)
These long multi-colored fireworks are taller
than the gnome selling them. Along their lengths
they are bound with all manner of cloth and paper
strips, vials of liquid, and packets of powders.
As an action when lighting the firework, you can
target a group of up to 6 creatures that you can see
within 100 feet. Fizzwing has perfected four differ-
ent designs, each with its own particular effect.
Angels (100 gp). A formation of angels blowing
a chorus of trumpets dance across the sky. With a
final peal of trumpets (that can be heard 300 feet
away) the angels land behind their targets resting
a crackling sword on the shoulder of each before
bursting into stardust and disappearing. The tar-
gets each gain 2d4 temporary hit points that last
for 1 hour.

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 Dragon (95 gp). A mighty dragon whose wings
touch the horizon swoops back and forth breath-
ing out long looping lines of flame that unerringly
strike their targets before the dragon bursts into
a riot of flame and a waft of warm air. Each target
takes 1d4 fire damage.
Imps (75 gp). A flame- and smoke-filled cloud
of imps appears in a crack of thunder, breaking
apart and surrounding each target before turning
to smoke and fading away. For the next hour, the
targeted creatures have disadvantage on Wisdom
(Perception) checks and are unable to gain advan-
tage on saving throws against fear.
Pegasuses (60 gp). A herd of pegasuses charge in
random directions across the sky until in a sudden
burst of incredible speed they charge through the
targeted creatures with a clatter of hooves before
flashing into streaks of light. Each of the targets
increase their speed by 5 feet for the next hour.
Fizzwing’s Spare Cart
Wondrous item, uncommon (120 gp)
This small, delicately carved wooden donkey
and cart would be at home in any child’s toy col-
lection. However, carved into the underside of the
cart are a series of mystic runes that suggest it is
something more.
By spending an action and speaking the runes
out loud, you can cause the figures to transform
into full-sized versions for the next 8 hours. Once
you use this property, it cannot be used again until
you finish a long rest.
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On closer inspection you will discover the traces,
halter, and reins are melded into the donkey and
cart, and they cannot be removed or separated.
The cart can bear 200 pounds and maintain a
speed of 40 feet. Whenever the cart contains 200
pounds or more and additional weight is added,
roll 1d100. If the result is less than the additional
weight over 200 pounds, the cart collapses into
shards of broken wood and the donkey becomes
insubstantial as it fades into the Ethereal Plane.
Otherwise the cart’s speed is reduced by 5 feet for
each additional 25 pounds or fraction thereof.
Forge Coat
Armor (leather), uncommon (requires attunement;
150 gp)
This heavy, ankle-length jacket is made of stiff
leather plates bound together with strange sinews
and an orange waxy substance. It also has a sealed
hood that completely covers the wearer’s face ex-
cept for a tiny slit that allows vision. While wearing
the coat, you have disadvantage on Wisdom (Per-
ception) checks and on Dexterity saving throws,
but you gain resistance to acid, cold, fire, and poi-
son damage.
Whenever you take damage against which the
coat has given you resistance, roll 1d20. If the
damage of the attack or effect exceeds the result,
the coat has lost too much of its protective proper-
ties and ceases to provide any resistance, losing all
of its magic at the end of your turn.
Hellish Hot Hat
Wondrous item, uncommon (requires attunement;
150 gp)
The leather top hat bears many bronze pipes,
pistons, and even a small chimney. Occasionally it
lets off a small billow of steam as the pistons work
back and forth. While wearing the hat you have
advantage on saving throws made to resist the ef-
fects of extreme cold.
As a bonus action, you can activate a hidden
mechanism under the brim of the hat. The hat
unfolds, wrapping around your face and shoul-
ders replacing your features with those of a vile
demon, glowing orange with heat and wreathed
in smoke. For the next minute you have advantage
on Charisma (Intimidation) checks and can speak
and understand Infernal. At the end of the minute
roll 1d20; if the result is 1 or 2, one of the pistons
breaks loose in a gout of flame and smoke that de-
stroys the hat. In addition, the invisible imp that
powered the hat’s abilities is released.
Once you use this property, it cannot be used
again until you have finished a short or long rest.
Jax in the Box
Wondrous item, common (60 gp)
A small box has been decorated to look like a
chest with buckles, locks, and straps etched into
the surface. None of these are functional however
and the small crank handle on the side gives away
its true nature. You can use a bonus action to turn
the handle, making the box emit the simple plink-
ing music of a child’s rhyme until after 1d4 cranks
the lid opens and a stylized Jax—a famously angry
and miserly dwarf—suddenly pops out of the top.
Until you use an action to stow Jax back into the
box and close it, turning the crank does nothing.
As an action you can remove Jax’s weapons (a
miniature axe, shield, and dagger) and close the
lid. As the box closes the items are transformed
into full-sized versions for 1 hour, after which they
return to their harmless original size. If all of the
miniature weapons are in the Jax in the box at dawn
this property may be used once during that day.
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Alternatively, you can use an action to add a
miniature version of a nonmagical item worth
less than 10 gp to Jax’s figure, rolling 1d6. If the
result is less than or equal to the number of items
Jax already possesses, the new item is added and
can be removed and enlarged as described above.
If the result is higher than the number of items Jax
possesses, all the items within become full-sized,
smashing the box to mundane scraps.
Pallee
Wondrous item, uncommon (requires attunement;
120 gp)
Pallee (Pneumatic All-Land Leveling and Exca-
vation Engine, though it is also advertised as the
“Digger’s Friend”) is a knee-high brass cube with
extending arms ending in scoops. Fizzwing hap-
pily explains to anyone willing to listen that he
invented this little marvel to help with the setup
of his camps as he’s getting too old for digging, but
he has put it up for sale since creating a more ver-
satile helper (called Deeva; Dirigible Examination
and Evaluation Vehicle Assembly).
You can use an action and spend a charge while
whispering one of three instructions to Pallee,
pointing at an area you can see within 30 feet. At
the end of your turn, it scurries away to perform
the task over the next minute.
Churn. Pallee transforms a 5-foot radius of loose
earth into difficult terrain. Alternatively, it can
transform a 5-foot radius of difficult terrain into
normal terrain.
Pit. Pallee excavates a 5-foot × 5-foot pit in an
area of loose earth down to a depth of 10 feet.
Trench. Pallee creates several shallow trenches
in loose earth in a line 10 feet long. The chaotic pat-
tern of these trenches make it difficult for anyone
to be certain of their footing. A creature attempt-
ing to stealthily cross the trenches must make a
DC 10 Intelligence (Stealth) check to unravel the
patterns and remain undetected.
Pallee can also perform the above on firmer
surfaces, but each time it does roll 1d10. On a re-
sult lower than the number listed for the type of
material (wood: 5, bone: 6, stone: 8, iron: 9, steel:
10), as Pallee completes the work something inside
snaps, pings, twists or otherwise breaks and it be-
comes a mundane pile of brass fittings.
Pallee has 3 charges and regains 1d3 charges
each day at noon.
Time-Peace
Wondrous item, common (requires attunement; 75 gp)
This tiny pocket watch is made of a corroded sil-
very metal that has small green pits in its surface.
You can use an action to wind the watch clockwise
and for the next 4 hours sound in a 20-foot radius
of the watch is muffled. Creatures inside the area
have disadvantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks
that rely on hearing and when rolling initiative.
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While in the area if you rely on sleep to complete
a long rest you can do so in 2 fewer hours. This
property cannot be used again until the watch has
wound down.
Alternatively, you can use an action to wind the
watch counter-clockwise and hurl it up to 30 feet
away. As it lands the watch shatters, releasing
all the suppressed sounds in a tremendous burst.
Each creature in a 5-foot radius must make a DC
10 Constitution saving throw, taking 2d6 thunder
damage on a failure, or half as much on a success.
Trioculars
Wondrous item, common (65 gp)
The three brass tubes that make up this lensed
and tubed device are covered in tiny levers, switch-
es, dials, and toggles that are also inlaid with gem
fragments in a dozen colors.
You can use an action and spend a charge to place
two of the eyepieces over your eyes and press the
third firmly against your forehead. For the next
hour or until you lower the trioculars, the range
of your sight is doubled, including darkvision and
any other special sense that relies on vision. While
in use, the various mechanisms on the trioculars
continually move, giving off faint clicks and whirs
as various settings constantly adjust and the gem-
stones each give off a faint glow.
In addition, whenever you can see the effect of
a spell from the school of illusion the trioculars’
motion increases wildly and you roll 1d6. If the
result is lower than the spell’s level the trioculars
break and the enchantment fades, but otherwise
you gain advantage on any saving throw or check
relating to that illusion.
The trioculars have 3 charges and regain 1d4–1
charges each day at dawn.
Operating the trioculars requires the full use of
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