Items

The Fang of the Dragonlord was designed to replace Vladmir Horngaard's +2 Greatsword because basic +X weapons are boring and my party's paladin was built around polearm master. It's far more thematic for paladins and I felt it better suited a relic of Argynvostholt.[1]

Shadebane, Bow of Argynvost is the weapon I made for my ranger to eventually find but he's since unknowingly talked the party out of visiting every reasonable location for such a weapon to be found. The special attacks this bow offers is designed to emulate the abilities of a silver dragon and I'd suggest placing it either in Ravenloft, on the fields north of Berez, or offering it as a reward from Argynvost's spirit for returning the light to Argynvostholt. [2]

Wachter's Eye Ring is an item several of my characters have received for joining in Baroness Wachter's "book club", although only one of the characters has been involved in the rituals done in the basement most of them have begun trading favours with her. In my game the cult has developed into something much more powerful than the vanilla module, serving as a secondary concern only a step or two below Strahd himself and has been canonized to be serving Glasya.[3]

Feralys Amuntor and the Scepter of Fallen Stars are items my party took special interest in when they discovered the treasure vault of the Amber Temple and seeing as both my Warlock and Rogue were still in need of a fun toy I thought these to be a great opportunity to do a writing prompt. The blade is based around a terrible story of a princess forced into marriage and the rod is designed to be specifically weird to help hint to the multi-setting nature of CoS.[4]

Equipment and Gear

Wands

Choosing a Wand

As it is well known, the wand chooses the wizard. Every wand is different, most notably in three aspects: Wood, Core, and Length. Each of these aspects will give a wand distinct characteristics, and as a result of choosing your player character will give your character certain traits. You may only receive the benefits of one wand at a time, and you only receive the benefits of a wand that has chosen you (in game, this just means that you must fulfill the prerequisites).

Of course, we do not all have Ollivander present with us to help us find a perfect fit, but we have something else. You are sculpting your character, so your choice in wand should reflect the type of person that your character is. For example, a dark wizard would be quite unlikely to wield a wand of Pear wood with a Unicorn hair, as both of these aspects would conflict with an evil nature. A player’s first wand is free by default, but further wands may be purchased if she so desires. The typical price for a wand is 7 galleons.

In short, a wand should be chosen to reflect your character’s personality. The following tables are included to show the different types of woods, cores, lengths, and the results that they will have on your character, as well as the requirement to be “chosen” by that wand. Thematic information about wand woods can be found here.

Wand Woods

Sorry, No Elder Wand
Wand Wood	Prerequisites	Trait Imbued
Acacia[5]	Non-chaotic alignment	An acacia wand can only be used by its owner, with few exceptions. If another character attempts to use an acacia wand that isn’t her own, she incurs a 100% spell failure chance.
Alder[6]	None	Gain a +1 bonus on concentration checks.
Apple[7]	Good alignment.	Gain two additional non-human languages.
Ash[8]	Non-chaotic alignment	If another witch or wizard, ally or enemy, attempts to use an ash wand that isn’t their own, they incur a 25% spell failure chance. This is increased to 50% if coupled with a unicorn hair core.
Aspen[9]	Non-neutral alignment	Gain a +1 bonus on attack rolls with projectile Charms.
Beech[10]	Wis 13	Gain a +1 bonus on Stealth and Sleight of Hand checks, and one of these skills (your choice) becomes a class skill for you.
Blackthorn[11]	Mig 17	Gain a +1 bonus on attack rolls with Hexes and Curses.
Black Walnut[12]	Wis 17	At 1st level, and every three levels thereafter, add a bonus Charm from a Domain you’re proficient in to your spell list.
Cedar[13]	None	Gain a +1 bonus on Sense Motive checks, and Sense Motive becomes a class skill for you. If Sense Motive is already a class skill for you, gain an additional +1 bonus.
Cherry[14]	Con 15	Whenever a spell you cast would deal nonlethal damage, you may choose to have any amount of that damage up to half, rounded down, dealt as lethal damage instead.
Chestnut[15]	None	Gain a +1 bonus on Handle Animal and Fly checks, and one of these skills (your choice) becomes a class skill for you.
Cypress[16]	Gryffindor or Hufflepuff	When below 5 hit points, gain a +4 bonus on all damage rolls.
Dogwood[17]	Non-lawful alignment	Gain the ability to, once per day, cast one spell not on your spell list whose prerequisites you otherwise satisfy. However, you cannot cast non-verbal spells.
Ebony[18]	Lawful alignment	Deal an additional 1d4 points of damage on critical hits with damaging spells.
Elm	Dex[19] 13	Reduce the damage taken from critical failures by half, rounded down.
English Oak[20]	Wis 13	Gain a +1 bonus on Survival and Knowledge (Nature) checks, and one of these skills (your choice) becomes a class skill for you.
Fir[21]	Con 13	Gain an additional hit point per level.
Hawthorn[22]	Mig 16 or Wis 16	If your Wisdom score is 16 or higher, your damaging Curses deal +1 bonus damage. If your Might score is 16 or higher, your healing spells heal for +1 bonus hit point.
Hazel[23]	Neutral alignment	A hazel wand emits puffs of smoke when passing over underground water sources.
Holly[24]	Wisdom score no higher than 12	You gain a +1 bonus on Will saves.
Hornbeam[25]	Lawful alignment	Gain a +2 bonus on the Craft, Perform, or Profession skill of your choice. Additionally, your wand cannot be used to perform acts against your moral code.
Larch[26]	Int 13	Add an additional 1st- or 0-level spell from among your Domains to your spell list at level 1.
Laurel[27]	Non-evil alignment	A laurel wand deals 2d6 electric damage (DC 20 Reflex save) to any witch or wizard who attempts to steal it from its owner.
Maple[28]	None	Maple wands prefer not to stay in one place for long periods of time. As long as the wielder of a maple wand is traveling, she gains a +1 bonus on Fortitude and Reflex saves. Otherwise, she incurs a 10% spell failure chance.
Pear[29]	Good alignment	Gain a +1 bonus on Diplomacy and Bluff checks, and one of these skills (your choice) becomes a class skill for you.
Pine[30]	Con 15	Add an additional 2nd- or 1st- level spell from among your Domains to your spell list at level 4.
Poplar[31]	Lawful Good or Lawful Evil	Reduce any spell failure chances incurred for spells cast with this wand by half, rounded down.
Red Oak[32]	Dex 13	You gain a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls during the surprise round.
Redwood[33]	Dex 15	You gain a +1 bonus on Reflex saves.
Rowan[34]	Non-evil alignment	You gain a +1 bonus on attack rolls made to target other spells.
Silver[35] Lime	None	Increase the DC of Will saves against your Authority spells by 1.
Spruce[36]	Dex 13	You gain a +1 bonus on Intimidate and Sense Motive checks, and one of these skills (your choice) becomes a class skill for you.
Sycamore[37]	Con 13	You gain a +1 bonus on Bluff and Survival checks, and one of these skills (your choice) becomes a class skill for you.
Vine[38]	Cha 15	Gain a +1 bonus on initiative checks.
Walnut[39]	Int 17	At any single level of your choosing, add an additional spell from any Domain to your spell list.
Willow[40]	Cha 13; non-Chaotic alignment	Up to three hit points per day of healing done by your spells don’t count towards a character’s daily healing limit.
Yew[41]	Chaotic Good or Chaotic Evil	You gain a +3 bonus on Fortitude saving throws made to stabilize

Wand Cores

Wand Core	Trait Imbued	Dragon Heartstring	At levels 1, 4, and 7 learn one additional spell in a domain you are proficient in.[42]	Phoenix Feather	At levels 1, 4, and 7 learn one additional spell in a domain that you are not proficient in.[43]	Unicorn Hair	You get a +2 bonus on all concentration checks made to cast a spell with a wand. When your wand is used by someone other than yourself, the user incurs a 25% spell failure chance.[44]

Wand Length

Wand length is usually influenced by stature and depth of personality, but the makers of this ruleset leave the length of the wand up to the player. The length of the wand serves no gameplay purpose. Wands are normally between 8-15 inches.

Generic Equipment and Gear

Note: Items listed below may typically only be purchased with the type of currency for which they have a listed price (wizarding or Muggle). Muggle goods have USD and GBP prices listed, but campaigns taking place in countries where these currencies are not used may, of course, use the appropriate local Muggle currency. For convenience, wizarding goods and services are highlighted blue and Muggle goods and services are highlighted red. Goods and services that can be found in both worlds are highlighted purple. Note that since characters start only with wizarding currency, their starting gear may not include Muggle-only gear.

Potion-making gear and ingredients
!Item	Price	Weight (lbs.)	Description
Omnioculars	10G	1	Omnioculars are the wizarding equivalent of Muggle binoculars, but with the additional features of being able to magically slow down and replay action.
Robes, potionmakers	10G	3	Finely crafted robes specialized for potion making. Grants +2 to Craft (potions) checks.
Robes, standard	3G, 10S	3	Typical wizard robes with no special qualities.
Robes, warlock	10G	3	Finely crafted wizard robes that reduce spell failure chance by 10%.
Outfit, Muggle	£25/$30	3	Typical Muggle clothes, the exact assortment of which may be chosen by the player or GM. Wearing a Muggle outfit instead of robes incurs a 5% spell failure chance.
Assorted Muggle goods	Check Amazon	-	-
Invisibility Cloak	90G	2	Provides invisibility to the wearer and all other things underneath. Note that unlike the Deathly Hallow, a generic invisibility cloak is not infallible in its magic and often loses effectiveness over time.
Bedroll	1G/£21/$25	5	A simple sleeping bag that can provide warmth for sleeping times.
Watch	1G/£21/$25	-	As long as the watch is kept undamaged it can provide the exact time.
Mirror, handheld	3S, 10K/ £4.20/ $5	1	Pretty self-explanatory, I reckon.
Food, one day’s worth	8S/£10/$12	1	Enough non-perishable food to last a human adult one day.
Chocolate Frog	1S	0.1	An enchanted, frog-shaped candy. Each chocolate frog comes with a collectible card featuring a famous witch or wizard. Some of these can be quite valuable...
Extendable Ears	1G	0.2	A piece of string that can be connected to the user’s ear and put under a door to hear the goings-on of the other side.
Wizard’s chess set	13S/£16/$20	1	Identical to the Muggle equivalent, except the pieces are enchanted and move on their own as directed by the player.
Ink, standard	4S/£5/$6	0.5	An inkwell of unremarkable ink used for any and all writing needs.
Ink, disappearing	2G	0.5	An inkwell of ink that disappears shortly after use. Can be revealed afterwards by various magical means.
Ink, everlasting	2G	0.5	An inkwell of ink that can never be removed (except in exceptional scenarios, at GM discretion) after use.
Textbook	4G	2	A character can use a textbook to take 10 on a relevant Knowledge check. If trained in that Knowledge skill, the character can take 20 instead. Taking 10 or 20 this way takes 6d6 minutes. Example textbooks include A History of Magic (History) and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (Magical Creatures).
Remembrall	15G	1	A Remembrall contains white smoke which turns red when its possessor has forgotten something. GMs may use this to hint to a player that he or she has forgotten or is ignoring a crucial piece of information. Note that the Remembrall does not actually assist in reminding the owner what the forgotten information is.
Cauldron, brass	21G	25	A high quality cauldron. It provides a +1 bonus on Craft (Potions) checks. It has 20 hit points.
Cauldron, copper	25G	25	A high quality and tough cauldron. It provides a +1 bonus on Craft (Potions) checks. It has 25 hit points and 1 Hardness.
Cauldron, pewter	15G	20	A standard, unremarkable type of cauldron. It has 15 hit points.
Cauldron, silver	30G	25	The highest quality cauldron, although not the toughest. It provides a +2 bonus on Craft (Potions) checks. It has 10 hit points.
Standard Ingredient (5 Uses)	2G	1	A mixture of magical herbs with many magical properties that is used in most potions.
Potion-making Component Pouch	10S	0.5	Required to safely carry ingredients for potion-making. See Potions for more details.
Standard Potion-making Equipment	5G	2	Set of potion making equipment, including phials, a silver knife, a mortar and pestle, and scales. This is not required for potion making but attempting to brew a potion without one incurs a -2 penalty.
Asphodel root	4S/£2/$3	-	Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Bezoar	1G/£8/$10	-	Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Bicorn horn	3G	-	Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Dragon blood	4G	-	Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Eye of newt	8S/£4/$6	-	Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Fairy wings	3G	-	Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Fluxweed	4S/£2/$3	-	Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Gillyweed	4S	-	Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Knotgrass	4S/£2/$3	-	Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Lacewing fly	4S/£2/$3	-	Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Leeches	8S/£6/$9	-	Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Mandrake root	2G/£10/$15	-	Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Moondew	6S		Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Nightshade	8S/£4/$6		Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Pomegranate juice	6S/£2/$3		Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Rat spleen	8S/£4/$6		Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Unicorn horn	8G		Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Wormwood	4S/£2/$3		Potion ingredient; see Potions for details
Ageing Potion	7G		See Potions for details
Alihotsy Draught	7G		See Potions for details
Amortentia	n/a		See Potions for details
Angel’s Trumpet Draught	16G		See Potions for details
Anti-Paralysis Potion	7G		See Potions for details
Antidote to Common Poisons	7G		See Potions for details
Antidote to Uncommon Poisons	13G		See Potions for details
Antidote to Veritaserum	28G		See Potions for details
Babbling Beverage	9G		See Potions for details
Beautification Potion	15G		See Potions for details
Draught of Living Death	n/a		See Potions for details
Explosion Potion	13G		See Potions for details
Essence of Dittany	14G		See Potions for details
Felix Felicis	n/a		See Potions for details
Fire Protection Potion	18G		See Potions for details
Mandrake Restorative Draught	14G		See Potions for details
Oculus Potion	14G		See Potions for details
Polyjuice Potion	22G		See Potions for details
Revive Potion	13G		See Potions for details
Shrinking Solution	7G		See Potions for details
Sleeping Draught	9G		See Potions for details
Strengthening Potion	15G		See Potions for details
Swelling Solution	10G		See Potions for details
Veritaserum	n/a		See Potions for details
Wiggenweld Potion	31G		See Potions for details
Wolfsbane Potion	n/a		See Potions for details

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