A dried sky lily, from the tip of the Godshead, an impossibly high mountain.A blob of grey goo, slippy but safe to touch, kept in a ceramic pot.A palm-sized iron cage: the door doesn't shut properly, as the tiny lock was broken from the inside.A cut yellow chrysanthemum that never dies.
A sheet of vellum on which is crudely painted a herbal plant that you have yet to identify.A square of bear-beetle leather, a creature unique to the misty woods of Cix.A ceramic puzzle cube, with each face divided into four independently rotating squares enameled with astronomical signs.A solid blue metal sphere, one inch in diameter, with three parallel grooves around the circumference.A bronze box containing a tiny wooden owl.If you want to exceed 100 items on the list, just begin a new one. Per the PHB, trinkets can be 'lightly touched by mystery': they can be mundane or have very minor magical effects. The description should be a single sentence. To add a trinket, add its description to the numbered list below. Trinket Box by Judith Alsop Miles, on Flickr
