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Trinkets of the Hinterlands
Animal charms, bits of farm tools, travel mementoes and other rural knicknacks. Hinterlands trinkets might be found on travelling npcs, pilgrims, farmers, , in an cart of hay, ruined farmstead or old campsite.
So here are trinkets for your characters in hinterlands campaigns.
There is a fantasy trinket generator at ChaosGen. Trinkets in pdf form at Trinkets of the Hinterlands on DriveThru RPG.
100 Trinkets of the Hinterlands
1d100 | Fantasy Hinterlands Trinkets |
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1 | A metal plough and harness for a tiny creature |
2 | A jar with a single bee, who is said to be over a century old |
3 | A quartz hawk amulet, said to ward any home it is placed in |
4 | A bounty notice for an outlaw who ambushed tax collectors |
5 | A bronze ring depicting a ram and a bull, given to you at birth |
6 | A chain of rusty horseshoes |
7 | A copper coin with a wagon on both sides, you found in a sheep dip |
8 | A set of rustic panpipes, that sound like a goat if played |
9 | A bottle of milk, said to be from a magical cow |
10 | A pair of tongs that can't grasp anything |
11 | A toy llama with two heads |
12 | A folded wool blanket with holes |
13 | A bronze mirror with unknown runes, you traded from a pedlar |
14 | A leather leash that always breaks |
15 | A bearded statuette with a fishing rod |
16 | A bottle of cheap wine, made by a friend |
17 | A wooden mask, half sheep and half donkey, worn at an annual festival |
18 | A tiny ivory diorama with farm animals and a dragon |
19 | A slate half-filled with stamps, for a famous pilgrimage route |
20 | A wooden sign depicting the tolls to cross a ferry |
21 | A metal hoe head, half-melted |
22 | A ball of string that can't be unwound |
23 | A half-moon sickle, made from bone |
24 | A ball of ivy, which becomes a green hat if placed on a creature's head |
25 | The last stone taken from a cursed quarry |
26 | A worn set of leatherworking tools that belonged to an ancestor |
27 | A bowstring that belonged to a champion hunter |
28 | A detailed set of plans for a terraced hillside |
29 | A golden sheaf of wheat which never wilts |
30 | A marriage garland of persistent bright flowers, you found at a mill |
31 | A sturdy candlestick engraved the symbol of a guardian deity |
32 | A lodestone with a single rune, a cousin found in a rice field |
33 | A wooden stool with legs carved as a dog, goat and chicken |
34 | A piece of glowing hide, said to be from a monster in a fiery mountain |
35 | The bronze key to a granary, from a village long abandoned |
36 | A tiny straw scarecrow that becomes excited when birds are nearby |
37 | A battered cowbell said to bring good luck |
38 | A family recipe for spiced cider, handed down for generations |
39 | A ceramic ocarina, gifted by an old shepherd along with a unique tune |
40 | A mushroom that no one can eat, from the entrance to another realm |
41 | A deerskin drum, which sometimes plays a beat of its own |
42 | A piece of wood from a ferry which sunk and claimed a family member |
43 | A fertility charm in the shape of a woman |
44 | A set of four tiny wagon wheels, bound together with frayed rope |
45 | A leaky wooden bucket |
46 | A cow horn drinking vessel on a bronze chain |
47 | A necklace of chicken feathers and horsehair |
48 | A vial of cheap perfume, stolen from a roadside trader |
49 | A flint you found in a hayloft, that glows when elves are near |
50 | An empty ceramic pig with a slot for copper coins that is an heirloom |
51 | A pouch of fingernails from a ghost your family has sworn to put to rest |
52 | A roadside sign showing dogs holding a leg |
53 | A collection of leaves on a string cord |
54 | A blank letter, given to you by a messenger pigeon |
55 | A wooden cup decorated in swirly patterns, you drink from once a year |
56 | A tarnished silver wedding ring, wrapped in sheep's wool |
57 | A durable sling made of flax, said to have killed a giant |
58 | A spoke from a wagon wheel, with one end carved with an owl's head |
59 | A empty wine jar that reminds you of a great festival |
60 | A clump of grass with an active ecosystem of insects and tiny worms |
61 | A bottle of rough wine, to be opened when times are at their worst |
62 | A tin of rusty mismatched tools |
63 | A saddle made for a rodent |
64 | A pouch of soil from a village that is important to you |
65 | A stone marker with the symbols of two cities |
66 | A brass oil lamp, one of your parents bought in an ancient city |
67 | A receipt for four thousand turnips |
68 | A horned amulet that glows silver in sacred places |
69 | A reed basket, haunted by tiny spectral farm animals |
70 | A miniature wooden barn with several wooden farm animals |
71 | A clay figurine of a smiling round figure holding a sun and moon |
72 | A crystal torc with runes for spring and harvest |
73 | An oak box with four brightly painted eggs |
74 | A topknot of horsehair, attached to a simple headband |
75 | A crown of dried fruit and pinecones |
76 | A jar of ash from a historic inn, which burnt down |
77 | A branch from an olive tree |
78 | A clay jug of a strange grey dust, which makes animals uneasy |
79 | A pot of green herbs that attract cats |
80 | A leather glove for a bird of prey, with the fingers missing |
81 | A small book titled "A Quick Guide to Crops and Farm Animals" |
82 | A clump of fur from a childhood pet |
83 | A harvest wreath, that renews every autumn equinox |
84 | An iron bit and bridle, which always has a strong scent of hay |
85 | A model pig made from wine corks |
86 | A flat cap of woolm which birds are always trying to nest in |
87 | An animal trap, that never catches anything |
88 | A badger's skull, gripping various hairs in its jaws |
89 | The head of a shepherd's crook |
90 | A sketch of a gigantic beast pulling a strange device in a field |
91 | A rope swing tied with several bones charms |
92 | A cobblestone from an infamous haunted crossroads |
93 | A clockwork toad that hops once when wound up |
94 | A green locket showing two lovers |
95 | A pot of soil, blessed by a deity of agriculture |
96 | A hunk of warm amber, anyone bearing it has dreams of a burning farm |
97 | A wand of ash wood, you found at an enchanted hill |
98 | An old bowl with strange markings, pulled up from an ancient well |
99 | A cracked pewter jug, depicting shepherds watching the sky |
100 | A butterfly with purple wings, preserved in glass |
More Hinterlands Tables
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