Items: Mateo's Sunstone Guard: Uncommon; A golden sunburst originally attached to the hilt of Mateo Águila Roja's sword. It can magically affix itself to the hilt or haft of any melee weapon. Once per long rest when you are hit by a melee attack, you can use your reaction to gain +2 AC against that attack, potentially causing it to miss. If this causes the attack to miss, the sunstone flashes brilliantly and the attacker takes 2 radiant damage. (Ghordak) Tomás's Ocelot Cord: Common; A faded woven bracelet decorated with an ocelot-shaped bronze bead. It belonged to Tomás Ocelote, the youngest of Ixtamal's company. Once per long rest when you fail a Dexterity (Acrobatics) or Strength (Athletics) check, you may roll 1d4 and add it to the result, potentially turning the failure into a success. Additionally, you always land on your feet after intentionally jumping down 10 feet or less, provided you aren't incapacitated. (Piprim) Ixchel's Flower of the Returning Dawn: Uncommon; A small golden flower pendant that belonged to Ixchel Flores. Tiny pieces of turquoise form its leaves. When you stabilize a creature at 0 HP, that creature immediately regains 1 hit point instead. Additionally, once per long rest when you restore hit points to another creature using a spell or class feature, you can cause that creature to regain an additional 1d6 hit points. When either property activates, tiny spectral flowers briefly bloom around the target before disappearing. (Sapphyre) Citlali's Quetzal-Fletched Arrow: Uncommon; A single ceremonial arrow belonging to Citlali Nocheclara. Its black shaft is decorated with brilliant green and turquoise feathers that remain pristine despite their age. While carrying the arrow, you gain a +1 bonus to initiative rolls. Additionally, once per long rest, when you miss with a ranged weapon attack, you can invoke Citlali's instinct and reroll the attack. You must use the new result. The arrow doesn't need to actually be fired and magically repairs itself if damaged. (Edwyna) Obsidian Armor Studs: Common; Armor modification. Decorative enchanted studs attached to medium or heavy armor. Once per long rest when you take a critical hit, you may reduce the damage by 1d6. (Edwyna) Featherfall Earring: Common; When you fall at least 10 feet, feathers briefly appear around you. Reduces falling damage by 1d6. Functions once per long rest. (Daxo) Ocelot Slippers: Common; Soft leather boots patterned like an ocelot. Your footsteps sound like the quiet padding of a cat regardless of what shoes you're actually wearing. +1 to Stealth rolls. (Sapphyre) Tibasan Warrior's Cord: Uncommon; Woven red-and-gold cord traditionally tied around a weapon grip before dangerous journeys. Once before being untied, you can reroll one failed check made to resist being disarmed. (Ghordak) El Arte de Vestir al Guerrero (The Art of Armoring the Warrior): Advanced Treatise on Montenegrin Armorsmithing. It's a beautifully illustrated technical book covering everything from basic metallurgy to fitting plate armor, with particular attention paid to armor made for unusual bodies. The reader would learn about measuring and fitting armor, forging and tempering steel, articulated joints, distributing weight across the body, repairing damaged plate, working with unusual metals such as adamantine, engraving and decorative metalwork, attaching modular armor components, and custom fabrication for creatures whose proportions don't match conventional humanoid armor patterns. -- Takes 2 DTAs to read (or 3 if INT is below 10). Once completed, reader receives Proficiency in Smithing Tools (or Expertise, if they are already Proficient). (Piprim)

Items: Mateo's Sunstone Guard: Uncommon; A golden sunburst originally attached to the hilt of Mateo Águila Roja's sword. It can magically affix itself to the hilt or haft of any melee weapon. Once per long rest when you are hit by a melee attack, you can use your reaction to gain +2 AC against that attack, potentially causing it to miss. If this causes the attack to miss, the sunstone flashes brilliantly and the attacker takes 2 radiant damage. (Ghordak) Tomás's Ocelot Cord: Common; A faded woven bracelet decorated with an ocelot-shaped bronze bead. It belonged to Tomás Ocelote, the youngest of Ixtamal's company. Once per long rest when you fail a Dexterity (Acrobatics) or Strength (Athletics) check, you may roll 1d4 and add it to the result, potentially turning the failure into a success. Additionally, you always land on your feet after intentionally jumping down 10 feet or less, provided you aren't incapacitated. (Piprim) Ixchel's Flower of the Returning Dawn: Uncommon; A small golden flower pendant that belonged to Ixchel Flores. Tiny pieces of turquoise form its leaves. When you stabilize a creature at 0 HP, that creature immediately regains 1 hit point instead. Additionally, once per long rest when you restore hit points to another creature using a spell or class feature, you can cause that creature to regain an additional 1d6 hit points. When either property activates, tiny spectral flowers briefly bloom around the target before disappearing. (Sapphyre) Citlali's Quetzal-Fletched Arrow: Uncommon; A single ceremonial arrow belonging to Citlali Nocheclara. Its black shaft is decorated with brilliant green and turquoise feathers that remain pristine despite their age. While carrying the arrow, you gain a +1 bonus to initiative rolls. Additionally, once per long rest, when you miss with a ranged weapon attack, you can invoke Citlali's instinct and reroll the attack. You must use the new result. The arrow doesn't need to actually be fired and magically repairs itself if damaged. (Edwyna) Obsidian Armor Studs: Common; Armor modification. Decorative enchanted studs attached to medium or heavy armor. Once per long rest when you take a critical hit, you may reduce the damage by 1d6. (Edwyna) Featherfall Earring: Common; When you fall at least 10 feet, feathers briefly appear around you. Reduces falling damage by 1d6. Functions once per long rest. (Daxo) Ocelot Slippers: Common; Soft leather boots patterned like an ocelot. Your footsteps sound like the quiet padding of a cat regardless of what shoes you're actually wearing. +1 to Stealth rolls. (Sapphyre) Tibasan Warrior's Cord: Uncommon; Woven red-and-gold cord traditionally tied around a weapon grip before dangerous journeys. Once before being untied, you can reroll one failed check made to resist being disarmed. (Ghordak) El Arte de Vestir al Guerrero (The Art of Armoring the Warrior): Advanced Treatise on Montenegrin Armorsmithing. It's a beautifully illustrated technical book covering everything from basic metallurgy to fitting plate armor, with particular attention paid to armor made for unusual bodies. The reader would learn about measuring and fitting armor, forging and tempering steel, articulated joints, distributing weight across the body, repairing damaged plate, working with unusual metals such as adamantine, engraving and decorative metalwork, attaching modular armor components, and custom fabrication for creatures whose proportions don't match conventional humanoid armor patterns. -- Takes 2 DTAs to read (or 3 if INT is below 10). Once completed, reader receives Proficiency in Smithing Tools (or Expertise, if they are already Proficient). (Piprim)

Items: Mateo's Sunstone Guard: Uncommon; A golden sunburst originally attached to the hilt of Mateo Águila Roja's sword. It can magically affix itself to the hilt or haft of any melee weapon. Once per long rest when you are hit by a melee attack, you can use your reaction to gain +2 AC against that attack, potentially causing it to miss. If this causes the attack to miss, the sunstone flashes brilliantly and the attacker takes 2 radiant damage. (Ghordak) Tomás's Ocelot Cord: Common; A faded woven bracelet decorated with an ocelot-shaped bronze bead. It belonged to Tomás Ocelote, the youngest of Ixtamal's company. Once per long rest when you fail a Dexterity (Acrobatics) or Strength (Athletics) check, you may roll 1d4 and add it to the result, potentially turning the failure into a success. Additionally, you always land on your feet after intentionally jumping down 10 feet or less, provided you aren't incapacitated. (Piprim) Ixchel's Flower of the Returning Dawn: Uncommon; A small golden flower pendant that belonged to Ixchel Flores. Tiny pieces of turquoise form its leaves. When you stabilize a creature at 0 HP, that creature immediately regains 1 hit point instead. Additionally, once per long rest when you restore hit points to another creature using a spell or class feature, you can cause that creature to regain an additional 1d6 hit points. When either property activates, tiny spectral flowers briefly bloom around the target before disappearing. (Sapphyre) Citlali's Quetzal-Fletched Arrow: Uncommon; A single ceremonial arrow belonging to Citlali Nocheclara. Its black shaft is decorated with brilliant green and turquoise feathers that remain pristine despite their age. While carrying the arrow, you gain a +1 bonus to initiative rolls. Additionally, once per long rest, when you miss with a ranged weapon attack, you can invoke Citlali's instinct and reroll the attack. You must use the new result. The arrow doesn't need to actually be fired and magically repairs itself if damaged. (Edwyna) Obsidian Armor Studs: Common; Armor modification. Decorative enchanted studs attached to medium or heavy armor. Once per long rest when you take a critical hit, you may reduce the damage by 1d6. (Edwyna) Featherfall Earring: Common; When you fall at least 10 feet, feathers briefly appear around you. Reduces falling damage by 1d6. Functions once per long rest. (Daxo) Ocelot Slippers: Common; Soft leather boots patterned like an ocelot. Your footsteps sound like the quiet padding of a cat regardless of what shoes you're actually wearing. +1 to Stealth rolls. (Sapphyre) Tibasan Warrior's Cord: Uncommon; Woven red-and-gold cord traditionally tied around a weapon grip before dangerous journeys. Once before being untied, you can reroll one failed check made to resist being disarmed. (Ghordak) El Arte de Vestir al Guerrero (The Art of Armoring the Warrior): Advanced Treatise on Montenegrin Armorsmithing. It's a beautifully illustrated technical book covering everything from basic metallurgy to fitting plate armor, with particular attention paid to armor made for unusual bodies. The reader would learn about measuring and fitting armor, forging and tempering steel, articulated joints, distributing weight across the body, repairing damaged plate, working with unusual metals such as adamantine, engraving and decorative metalwork, attaching modular armor components, and custom fabrication for creatures whose proportions don't match conventional humanoid armor patterns. -- Takes 2 DTAs to read (or 3 if INT is below 10). Once completed, reader receives Proficiency in Smithing Tools (or Expertise, if they are already Proficient). (Piprim)

Items: Mateo's Sunstone Guard: Uncommon; A golden sunburst originally attached to the hilt of Mateo Águila Roja's sword. It can magically affix itself to the hilt or haft of any melee weapon. Once per long rest when you are hit by a melee attack, you can use your reaction to gain +2 AC against that attack, potentially causing it to miss. If this causes the attack to miss, the sunstone flashes brilliantly and the attacker takes 2 radiant damage. (Ghordak) Tomás's Ocelot Cord: Common; A faded woven bracelet decorated with an ocelot-shaped bronze bead. It belonged to Tomás Ocelote, the youngest of Ixtamal's company. Once per long rest when you fail a Dexterity (Acrobatics) or Strength (Athletics) check, you may roll 1d4 and add it to the result, potentially turning the failure into a success. Additionally, you always land on your feet after intentionally jumping down 10 feet or less, provided you aren't incapacitated. (Piprim) Ixchel's Flower of the Returning Dawn: Uncommon; A small golden flower pendant that belonged to Ixchel Flores. Tiny pieces of turquoise form its leaves. When you stabilize a creature at 0 HP, that creature immediately regains 1 hit point instead. Additionally, once per long rest when you restore hit points to another creature using a spell or class feature, you can cause that creature to regain an additional 1d6 hit points. When either property activates, tiny spectral flowers briefly bloom around the target before disappearing. (Sapphyre) Citlali's Quetzal-Fletched Arrow: Uncommon; A single ceremonial arrow belonging to Citlali Nocheclara. Its black shaft is decorated with brilliant green and turquoise feathers that remain pristine despite their age. While carrying the arrow, you gain a +1 bonus to initiative rolls. Additionally, once per long rest, when you miss with a ranged weapon attack, you can invoke Citlali's instinct and reroll the attack. You must use the new result. The arrow doesn't need to actually be fired and magically repairs itself if damaged. (Edwyna) Obsidian Armor Studs: Common; Armor modification. Decorative enchanted studs attached to medium or heavy armor. Once per long rest when you take a critical hit, you may reduce the damage by 1d6. (Edwyna) Featherfall Earring: Common; When you fall at least 10 feet, feathers briefly appear around you. Reduces falling damage by 1d6. Functions once per long rest. (Daxo) Ocelot Slippers: Common; Soft leather boots patterned like an ocelot. Your footsteps sound like the quiet padding of a cat regardless of what shoes you're actually wearing. +1 to Stealth rolls. (Sapphyre) Tibasan Warrior's Cord: Uncommon; Woven red-and-gold cord traditionally tied around a weapon grip before dangerous journeys. Once before being untied, you can reroll one failed check made to resist being disarmed. (Ghordak) El Arte de Vestir al Guerrero (The Art of Armoring the Warrior): Advanced Treatise on Montenegrin Armorsmithing. It's a beautifully illustrated technical book covering everything from basic metallurgy to fitting plate armor, with particular attention paid to armor made for unusual bodies. The reader would learn about measuring and fitting armor, forging and tempering steel, articulated joints, distributing weight across the body, repairing damaged plate, working with unusual metals such as adamantine, engraving and decorative metalwork, attaching modular armor components, and custom fabrication for creatures whose proportions don't match conventional humanoid armor patterns. -- Takes 2 DTAs to read (or 3 if INT is below 10). Once completed, reader receives Proficiency in Smithing Tools (or Expertise, if they are already Proficient). (Piprim)

Items: Mateo's Sunstone Guard: Uncommon; A golden sunburst originally attached to the hilt of Mateo Águila Roja's sword. It can magically affix itself to the hilt or haft of any melee weapon. Once per long rest when you are hit by a melee attack, you can use your reaction to gain +2 AC against that attack, potentially causing it to miss. If this causes the attack to miss, the sunstone flashes brilliantly and the attacker takes 2 radiant damage. (Ghordak) Tomás's Ocelot Cord: Common; A faded woven bracelet decorated with an ocelot-shaped bronze bead. It belonged to Tomás Ocelote, the youngest of Ixtamal's company. Once per long rest when you fail a Dexterity (Acrobatics) or Strength (Athletics) check, you may roll 1d4 and add it to the result, potentially turning the failure into a success. Additionally, you always land on your feet after intentionally jumping down 10 feet or less, provided you aren't incapacitated. (Piprim) Ixchel's Flower of the Returning Dawn: Uncommon; A small golden flower pendant that belonged to Ixchel Flores. Tiny pieces of turquoise form its leaves. When you stabilize a creature at 0 HP, that creature immediately regains 1 hit point instead. Additionally, once per long rest when you restore hit points to another creature using a spell or class feature, you can cause that creature to regain an additional 1d6 hit points. When either property activates, tiny spectral flowers briefly bloom around the target before disappearing. (Sapphyre) Citlali's Quetzal-Fletched Arrow: Uncommon; A single ceremonial arrow belonging to Citlali Nocheclara. Its black shaft is decorated with brilliant green and turquoise feathers that remain pristine despite their age. While carrying the arrow, you gain a +1 bonus to initiative rolls. Additionally, once per long rest, when you miss with a ranged weapon attack, you can invoke Citlali's instinct and reroll the attack. You must use the new result. The arrow doesn't need to actually be fired and magically repairs itself if damaged. (Edwyna) Obsidian Armor Studs: Common; Armor modification. Decorative enchanted studs attached to medium or heavy armor. Once per long rest when you take a critical hit, you may reduce the damage by 1d6. (Edwyna) Featherfall Earring: Common; When you fall at least 10 feet, feathers briefly appear around you. Reduces falling damage by 1d6. Functions once per long rest. (Daxo) Ocelot Slippers: Common; Soft leather boots patterned like an ocelot. Your footsteps sound like the quiet padding of a cat regardless of what shoes you're actually wearing. +1 to Stealth rolls. (Sapphyre) Tibasan Warrior's Cord: Uncommon; Woven red-and-gold cord traditionally tied around a weapon grip before dangerous journeys. Once before being untied, you can reroll one failed check made to resist being disarmed. (Ghordak) El Arte de Vestir al Guerrero (The Art of Armoring the Warrior): Advanced Treatise on Montenegrin Armorsmithing. It's a beautifully illustrated technical book covering everything from basic metallurgy to fitting plate armor, with particular attention paid to armor made for unusual bodies. The reader would learn about measuring and fitting armor, forging and tempering steel, articulated joints, distributing weight across the body, repairing damaged plate, working with unusual metals such as adamantine, engraving and decorative metalwork, attaching modular armor components, and custom fabrication for creatures whose proportions don't match conventional humanoid armor patterns. -- Takes 2 DTAs to read (or 3 if INT is below 10). Once completed, reader receives Proficiency in Smithing Tools (or Expertise, if they are already Proficient). (Piprim)