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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eltab" data-source="post: 6771661" data-attributes="member: 6803337">26) Set of small bubble lanterns - about birthday cake candle-sized27) Five gold rings - but you have to defeat BBEG and take them from his cold dead fingers.28) Four singing birds that have been trained to sing in harmony together.  They know a holiday classic song.  A Bard (Perform) and a Ranger (Handle Animal) might be able to train them to sing another?29) Three French Hens and a small roadside stand to sell eggs30) Two homing pigeons under a permanent illusion to look like turtledoves31) Pear tree (anything else climate-appropriate that is cultivated in orchards), with a partridge nest in it32) Partridge - this one looks like the almost-peacock from the beginning of the old _The Partridge Family_ TV show33) Wreath (pine?) with red and green berries scattered on one side, just big enough to use as a finger ring.  Magically expands to 18" across if placed on a door.34) Hand-sized "Nativity" scene featuring whatever deity most recently sent an avatar of Himself into the world.  See also 4e Divine Power.35) Unidentifiable candle stub in holder - the right expert can discover Scrooge's personal glyph scratched into the bottom36) More toy money - this bag has some appropriately-molded candy in it.  Some are hard candies, some are chocolate37) Lump of coal.  For the character who is CE but won't admit it.  (Could later become PH Trinket #40)38) Map that purports to show Santa's flight path from North Pole to -campaign area-, delivery stops (in order), and return39) Eggnog mug?  Complete your set of holiday drinkware with an Ever-full Snifter of Fine Liqueur and an Occasionally-Replenished Swig of Nasty Grog (a bottle wrapped in a brown paper bag).40) "Saint's relic" - small cloth patch, said to be part of the clothing worn by St. Nicholas on his very first journey.</blockquote>

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