Wonderland - Jags

In the Garden of Uden there are roses of love. The most exquisite and
most powerful are those of True Love. They are terribly rare and terribly
fragile as they grow but once they blossom, their petals turn to crystal
harder than diamond.
Name: Ruby Dagger
Description: An ornate crystal dagger made from petals of True
Love, worked together with an adhesive compound of Jealousy and
Nostalgia; the handle is often carved bone.
Dagger with an almost indestructible blade 6 PEN (22 Penetration);
if given as a gift to a lover it will hide in the lover’s heart until it’s
needed and return when the danger is passed
Reflection: Letter or postcard from an old lover
Name: Love Potion
Description: A tea made from the leaves of roses not.
Potions can have many effects depending on the potency of the leaves
and the preparation process. Usually reduces the imbiber’s resistance
to charm by 10 or to 0 (whichever is higher) to charm attempts made
by whomever offered the drought. Other formulas make giving the
potion, itself act as a Charm or Seduce attempt with PWR 22
Reflection: Exotic teas
The soil in the Tulgy wood has a damp, heaviness to it – essence of lost
– the aspect of confusion, misdirection, and diversion. It forms paths that
lead away from true destinations and into recursive loops and indefinable
mazes. Lost, itself, is a heavy sediment of indeterminate color that
obscures things upon it. Drop a quarter while traveling on the twisting
paths of the deep wood and don’t stop to look down; you’ll never find it.
Name: Jug of Missing
Description: An earthenware jug with colorful designs and a wide
mouth (holds about a gallon); anything put in will be lost to the owner
(no one present will remember putting anything in the jug). People
not intimately familiar with the jug will never look in it; the jug itself
will be easily misplaced or overlooked
Characters who are not familiar with the jug will not look in the jug
– they will not even perceive it as a container.
Reflection: A non-descript box, vase, or other “decorative” container
The Monks of Mourning gather leaves from special trees – leaves of
deep sorrow. The ash from these leaves smells of tears and the smoke of
their burning brings a sense of profound loss and sadness to those who
inhale it. While some seek such emotional extremes for self-knowledge
or for its purgative effects, the Monks believe that it represents the
natural state of mankind – that overwhelming sadness is his highest
expression of being
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