D&D 5E (2014) 100 Trinkets: Curse of Strahd Edition (Collaborative effort)

[Remathilis]

29. A small, hollow, iron globe with no perceivable seam. When you put your ear to it, you can hear a frog inside croaking.
30. A miniature puzzle box with a key permanently rusted into it.
31. The title page to a treatise entitled "To Become a Werewolf"
32. An ancient gold coin with strange hieroglyphics written on it. Magically translated, it reads “A curse on those who disturb my eternal rest.”
33. A small, silver mirror. Those who gaze into it for a while sometimes notice a woman peering over their shoulder in the reflection.

 

[Rhogar_Rarr]

34. A collar that form fits to the wearer's neck. Whoever wears the collar has an echo whenever they speak.

35. A white and lacy umbrella that seems impossible to open. However, it pops open during sunny days.

36. An ancient clock that fits in the palm of your hand. It seems to be counting down towards something. The timer changes for each person that holds it.

 

[Eltab]

37. Two pieces of lace, cut so you can stuff one up each sleeve and make a fancy cuff out of it. The cuff-link has some former owner's initial written in a fancy old-fashioned script engraved on it.

38. A small vial of liquid, plugged so tight you would probably break the vial trying to get it open.

39. Page of paper with the recipe for "Hyde Formula". The ingredients are in a sage's personal cipher (you think).

40. Steel mirror with a silver-filigreed wooden stake attached to the back side. The whole thing looks like a makeshift dagger.

 

[Rhogar_Rarr]

41. A child sized mask with a wolf-like face. It occasionally cries tears of blood.

42. A fine top hat that feels much heavier than it should. When looking into it there appears to be nothing inside. However when no one is looking and you reach inside, it feels as if something furry is moving about.

43. A stuffed animal that squeaks when squeezed. Every once and a while it lets out a ghastly scream instead of squeaking.

 

[The Grassy Gnoll]

44. A locket with a picture of a woman inside it, sat at her dressing table. Though a static image, the woman will often move about in her pose between openings of the locket, and sometimes she will disappear altogether, leaving just a picture of a dressing table.