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The conversation went something like this:"I'm not letting you out until you say sorry!" "I'm not coming out until you say sorry!" "Barnabas has gone missing! It's all your fault you stupid man!" "He's right here with me! It's all your fault you stupid woman!" and so on. Nord looked at Od...

Nord looked hard at Od. "He din't jus' write to you, he wrote to the whole wide world. There's copies of his letter in every tavern up and down the Sword Coast. He din't know where you were, see." Herewulf looked thoughtful. He did that sometimes when conversations took an unexpected turn and...

"Well....It's like this............" Od sumoned up all his story-telling skills to try to make what he was about to relate sound halfway plausible. Which it wasn't. Even when he glossed over the complicated bits, it was still crazy. "My step-father, Jonas, who is also his own aunt twice...

... nearing a small wood-hewer's hut...... A burly man was outside the hut, chopping wood. He looked up as the two approached and made a sign of peace. "Nordthew? What brings you to these parts?" "We 'ave need o' ye, Sergeant Herewulf. This 'ere 'alfling bard, name of Od if ye believe it, 'as...

He almost failed to see....... ... the pirate walking towards him, with a rolling gait that spoke of a long-time sailor only recently disembarked onto dry land. A wind sprang up out of nowhere as the pirate casually suggested to Od that he hand over his valuables "because of the storm that was...

A new never-ending story thread. :D

Od contemplated his room in the attic of the Pig and Lion. It was dingy and squalid but at least it was free. The previous occupant had left it in a filthy state but Od conjured up an Unseen Servant who soon set about cleaning it up. Mice scurried under the furniture in alarm as a broom wielded...

Only if someone says "The next Item is a magical book of never-ending stories that begin ..." But no-one is going to, are they? These doorknobs were stolen from Meershawm's Maze of Crystal Doors, leaving the inhabitants unable to escape because, obviously, they couldn't open any of the doors...

This glove is one of a pair (surprise!) belonging to the Rhinemaiden Flosshilde. She lost it one day while she was out shopping in Neverwinter and would reward the finder generously if it is returned. This particular glove enables the wearer to sing contralto very loudly underwater. Next...

These items are usually sold to professional chimney sweeps in boxes of 12 under the 'Clean Sweep' brand. They are normally only available to members of the Guild of Sweeps and Sootmen but occasionally one might find its way onto the black market. If one is thrown into a well-burning fire in the...

The Tassel of Epilonius and the Cap of Epilonius do nothing by themselves but when re-united they create a hat that confers advantage on History checks relating to the Fu dynasty. The cap itself lies in the Library of the Temple of The Five Winds in the city port of Dang-Ling and is venerated by...

This magical statuette seems vaguely familiar to anyone who finds it but doesn't resemble anyone in particular until it is Attuned by a PC, whereupon it suddenly takes the form of one of his or her parents (the player chooses which). Thereafter, the PC can 'consult' the statuette during a long...

These Nails of Extreme Usefullness can be hammered into almost any surface or through almost any material (except adamantine) without bending or breaking. They were crafted by an artificer called Obtrans Mythrimb for his brother-in-law Lemmy who was a burglar. He originally make a box of 100 but...

This item radiates magic. Identifying it will reveal that when worn in one nostril, it grants advantage on saving throws against poisonous gases whereas when worn in the other, it imposes disadvantage. However, which side is which depends on the wearer and can only be determined by trial and...

The phrase "feet not touching the ground" comes to mind.

Who are the other members of the party? How does she relate to them?

According to the rules, the DM decides.

You did that on purpose, didn't you? To see if anyone noticed? :)

Most players have commonsense, a few have veryraresense but DMs have legendarysense.

Allow whatever looks like being fun for you as well as fun for the players but treat it as a playtest and reserve the right to change or withdraw things after a few sessions if it doesn't seem to be going well. They might regret not taking a healer, though ...