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A Random Table for Fantasy Gaming
Number Three : Fabulous Jewelry
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1 A pair of matching silver rings. Each band has
a goat's head and a tapering band wrapped in
gold wire, the whole forming an Ouroboros-like
loop. The pair is worth 500 GP.
2 A fine steel brooch, depicting an ornate seal or
crest, in a gold setting. The steel face is
actually the key to a secret vault within a
ruined tower, found by adventurers and sold for
a pittance to a local jeweler, who reworked it
into its current form. 300 GP
3 A bronze bracelet shaped like a coiled cobra.
The snake's eyes are set with amethysts, and its
body is wound with gold thread. 200 GP
4 A six-inch wide leather bracer decorated with
intricate beadwork sewn with silver thread. The
piece has cultural significance to a specific
ethnic group, perhaps giving it greater value.
250 GP
5 A choker made from nine interlinked, gold-
framed, ivory squares, each depicting a deity
from a well-known pantheon in a traditional
pose. 1200 GP
6 A three-inch wide gold brooch depicting a
frowning man with curly hair and fat lips. The
piece is worth 500 GP, but an evil ghost haunts
whoever possesses it.
7 A ring cut from a single chunk of obsidian. It is
decorated with a disturbed-looking and grinning
man's face. There is a skull carved on the inside
of the band, and the piece has significance to a
cult or secret organization. 300 GP
8 A clerical stole of blue silk decorated with
silver thread and amber beads. Each bead
contains a preserved insect. 900 GP
9 A pair of disc-shaped gold earrings, two
inches across. Each face of the two discs is
decorated with the engraved and bejeweled
image of a mythological creature: phoenix,
chimera, hippogriff, and dragon. 2000 GP.
10 A crown of magically frozen water, caught
mid-splash. This artifact has been fitted with a
silver band decorated with tiny sapphires. It is
suspiciously similar to a piece stolen from the
merfolk. It is worth 1500 GP
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11 An over-sized ear-cuff of worked silver, an
octopus whose tentacles encircle the wearer's
entire ear. The style of this piece is grotesque,
which may affect its 300 GP value.
12 A thick gold chain strung with nine ancient
silver coins, each mounted in a gold setting.
One coin is a fake. One depicts a long-lost
artifact, and provides a clue to its location.
The piece is worth 250 GP, but the coins
themselves might be worth more to a collector.
13 A strand of interleaved copper discs and
white coral beads. A pendant of red coral
hangs from the center of the strand. 100 GP
14 A tortoise-shell mask that covers the upper-
half of the face. The mask depicts a female face
surrounded by flowing hair and is surmounted
by a silver circlet studded with cabochon-cut
tiger's eyes. 1800 GP
15 A four-inch wide gold brooch depicting a
chaotic, nine-pointed starburst. A polished oval
of black coral is set in the center of the piece.
1200 GP
16 A matched set of diamond jewelry in gold
settings: a ring, a pendant necklace, and a pair
of earrings. Sold individually the pieces are
worth 6000 GP, together 8000 GP.
17 A platinum diadem. The band resembles a
pair of ropes tied in a series of square knots.
Two rearing horses face each other atop the
crown. This piece is a famous commission,
stolen before delivery. 3500 GP
18 A simple gold ring set with a brilliant star
ruby. There is a set of initials engraved inside
the band. 5000 GP
19 A belt of ornate bronze links affixed to a
black leather strap, sized for a very large
person. The gold buckle is decorated with
attractive geometric patterns and set with jet
stones. 1400 GP
20 An oblong brass pendant attached to a rope-
like gold chain. The pendant is decorated with a
series of malachite stones, and pressing three
of these in the proper sequence opens a small
waterproof hidden compartment. 150 GP