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  Trinkets of Icewind Dale
  
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  Trinkets of Icewind Dale
  Trinkets of Icewind Dale
  Trinkets of the Realms Vol. 4
   
  Written by David Stephens 
   
  Edited by: R P Davis
  Layout by: David Stephens
  Cover design by: David Stephens
  Cover Template: Matthew Gravelyn
  Cover Art by: Dean Spencer
  Interior Art by: Viacheslav Zyrianov, Rick Hershey,
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  Trinkets of Icewind Dale
  Icewind Dale is an area of arctic tundra in the far north reaches of Faerûn. Renowned for being the 
  northernmost explored region of Faerûn, Icewind Dale is a cold and bitter environment, rarely reach-
  ing 70 degrees Fahrenheit during the warming summer months, when the average temperature 
  hovers in the 40s to 50s. During the blood-chilling months of winter, Icewind Dale’s temperature can 
  plummet down to -40 degree Fahrenheit with the average temperature in teens and 20s. 
  Icewind Dale is made up of ten town which built up over time, and it boasts three major lakes with 
  Bryn Shander being the largest. The Ten Towns, as they are called, rely on fishing as their primary 
  export and to a lesser extent scrimshaw carving made from the bones of the knucklehead trout so 
  common to the area.
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  The Ten Towns of Icewind Dale are
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  Dougan’s Hole 
  • 
  Good Mead 
  • 
  Easthaven 
  • 
  Caer-Dineval 
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  Caer-Konig 
  • 
  Lonelywood 
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  Bremen 
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  Termalaine 
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  Targos 
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  Bryn Shander 
  
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  Icewind Dale’s cold climate is exceedingly harsh, 
  and the creatures that call it home are equally se-
  vere, having learned to thrive beyond the boundar-
  ies of what little civilization exist in the area. The 
  area breeds fierce and determined people, for 
  only the strongest can survive in the Dale’s formi-
  dable climate. 
  Trinkets of Icewind Dale
  1. A green woollen cap
  2. A thick brown leather winter cloak
  3. A finely crafted wooden chess set 
  4. A leather strap with slit cut-outs, worn over the 
  eyes used to prevent snow blindness
  5. A small pair of polished horse shin bones used 
  as ice skates
  6. A pair of well-used snowshoes sized to fit most 
  Medium creatures
  7. A pair of small hollow iron spheres with an 
  opening for hot coals, used to warm the hands
  8. A saddle in functional but highly used condi-
  tion; on a failed Wisdom (Animal Handling) check 
  the saddle breaks
  9. A grey, fur-wrapped arrow quiver 
  10. A bag of winter owl feathers
  11. A thick leather blacksmith’s apron 
  12. A sturdy maul for splitting timber
  13. A wooden bowl inscribed with dwarven knot-
  work
  14. Half of a dead and preserved ocean-going fish
  15. A pair of simple deerskin breeches
  16. A small shard of ice that never melts, even in 
  the hottest of fires 
  17. A brown, felt fur-lined cap with ear flaps 
  18. A decorative scabbard made for a long sword 
  depicting a scene with a warrior fighting a white 
  dragon 
  19. A medium-sized iron three-legged cauldron 
  used in preparing food
  20. A blue leather tabard with the symbol of the 
  Frost Queen on the front
  21. A curved rusted dagger imported from far off 
  Calimshan 
  22. An oilskin long coat used to keep dry on 
  snowy days
  23. A pair of deer hide breeches in usable condi-
  tion
  24. A bag of moss used in making a hearty tea 
  common to Icewind Dale 
  25. A small bag of light blue translucent stones 
  called Tears of the Ice Maiden, found along the 
  shorelines of lakes in the Icewind Dale area. Find-
  ing the stones in large quantities is considered an 
  ill omen.
  26. A necklace made of tiny bones, colorful 
  stones, and feathers
  27. A pair of iron tongs used in metalwork
  28.  A grey woollen tunic in a masculine style 
  29. A small wooden box filled with the stubs of 
  
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  burnt candles
  30. A slightly soiled linen undershirt
  31. A small, hand-carved wooden fishing pole, 
  complete with string and hook 
  32. A small dwarven smithing hammer
  33. A pair of tan woollen mittens
  34. A small white stone that is continuously warm 
  but never hot
  35. A medium bag of dried mushrooms traded 
  from the dwarves
  36. A winter wolf pelt in good condition
  37. A small ice axe used for climbing and navigat-
  ing treacherous expanses of ice 
  38. A set of three iron spikes
  39. A cloak made from the cast-offs of several 
  hides 
  40. A leather headband commonly worm by 
  northern barbarian tribes 
  41. A pair of bone 6-sided dice
  42. A small bag of oats 
  43. A bear skull used as a helmet
  44.  A brown leather satchel
  45. A single high-quality black leather boot
  46. A sack of dried deer meat
  47. A small, lidded wooden box containing fishing 
  lures used in catching knucklehead trout 
  48. A thick light blue cotton tunic
  49. A bottle of port imported from southern lands
  50. A hand axe with a large notch in the blade 
  caused by striking metal or stone 
  51. A single iron wedge used for splitting logs
  52. A small bag of beef jerky used for trading with 
  the locals
  53. A large wooden mallet
  54. A small, exceptionally well-used hatchet used 
  for making kindling 
  55. A spear, the shaft of which is cut cleanly in 
  half
  56. A brown woollen scarf 
  57. A strange, 6-inch-high, hand-carved black 
  stone statue of a crouching creature with bat-like 
  wings and an octopus-like head
  58. A medium-sized burlap sack of potatoes im-
  ported from Waterdeep
  59. A small, silver-plated, 8-pointed snowflake 
  pendant, the traditional holy symbol of the Frost 
  Queen, Auril
  60. A brown, leather-bound book entitled “The 
  Flora and Fauna of Neverwinter Wood”
  61. A rusted iron helm pulled from a snowbank
  62. A plain woollen shirt worn by common folk
  63. A green ceramic jar with lid containing lard
  64. A 10-foot length of rusty chain used in moving 
  lumber along Icewind Dale’s muddy paths 
  65. A 5-foot-long wooden fishing spear
  
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  66. A wide, deep brown leather belt inscribed 
  with dwarven knotwork and animal images
  67. A sewing needle made from a porcupine quill 
  68 A brown ceramic jug filled with beer imported 
  from Neverwinter
  69. A light brown woollen outer hood 
  70.  A small woollen cape worn by children
  71.  A torn purple tabard 
  72. A framed painting of the mountains of Ice-
  wind Dale made by a once well-known artist
  73. A small chunk of raw blue jade 
  74. A grey winter cap with a fur collar, made in a 
  common masculine style 
  75. A drinking horn made from the horn of a 
  mountain ram
  76. A snow sled used for transporting goods 
  77. A small bag of pink sea salt imported from 
  Chult 
  78. A bag of colorful stones collected from the 
  shorelines of Iceland Dale’s lakes 
  79. A small spool of twine
   
  80. The upper half of winter wolf’s skull, used a 
  helm
  81. A side of smoked knucklehead trout
  82. A belt pouch filled a fire starting kit
  83. A drop spindle for spinning wool
  84. A small besom used for cleaning the fireplace
  85. A small ceramic jug with filled a fermented 
  fish sauce frequently used in local dishes
  86. A woven basket made of reeds from the Never-
  winter region
  87. A small, red marble statue of Sune Firehair, 
  the goddess of beauty 
  88. A black woollen winter cloak made for ladies 
  of wealth 
  89. A small, blue, leather-bound book containing 
  the rites and rituals of the Goddess Auril the Frost 
  Maiden 
  90. A bear’s paw used as a holy symbol of Malar 
  the Beastlord
  91. A large quilt made from pieces of different 
  fabrics and stuffed with down
  92. A deer skull with antlers still attached
  93. A small butter churn 
  94. A medium-sized iron frying pan
  95. A clear glass jar filled with fishing hooks made 
  from wood and metal
  96. An ever-burning torch which once lit it will 
  never go out 
  97. A 12 x 12-inch wooden crate filled with essen-
  tial trade goods that had been lost in a snowstorm
  98. A wolf pelt worn over the shoulders as an 
  overcoat
  99. A large wooden serving bowl
  100. A fur-lined horned helm 
  
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