Treasures and Curiosities of the Dragonwrack

Where great dragons swarm or do battle the land is split and transformed for leagues in every direction. The twisting of the earth, the uprooting of forests, the shattering of mountains, and the transformations of flesh and metal brought on by draconic wrath reveal and leave behind a variety of wealth and curiosities.

Treasures and Curiosities of the Dragonwrack (roll 1d200)
1	1d100 Stained Gold Pieces
2	A fancy ring of Stained Gold
3	1d100 Burnt Gold Pieces
4	A broken sword with a guard and pommel decorated in Burnt Gold
5	An ancient circlet crown of Burnt Gold
6	1d100 Coloured Gold Pieces
7	A Holy Symbol of Coloured Gold
8	A puddle of Copperas Swill, contains 10-60 gallons.
9	A crystal flask containing Copperas Swill
10	A clay pot containing 2 quarts of Copperas Swill
11	Ebonized Bronze Torc
12	Ebonized Bronze Shield (straps and grip not intact)
13	Ancient Ebonized Bronze Helmet, clearly once meant for a sub-king
14	A puddle of Neutered Black Acid, contains 10-60 gallons.
15	A large glass jar sealed with wax containing a dragon eye floating in a gallon of Neutered Black Acid
16	A 2 gallon Iron cauldron filled with Neutered Black Acid, probably isn’t the best container.
17	A hole full of Black Ice
18	The northern side of a tree with a coating of black ice.
19	A cedar chest holding 20 lbs of Black Ice
20	A great urn packed with Black Ice surrounding the preserved head of a wizard.
21	A dagger carved from a shard of Black Ice, hopefully stabilized.
22	A cedar mortuary chest containing a Stamp Plug
23	A Stamp Plug cut into multiple strips.
24	A string of 2-12 Stamp Plugs, surely meant as a necklace for a giant.
25	A large Opalized Bole, intact will need to be carried by 2 or more men.
26	A great serving bowl carved from an Opalized Bole
27	2-20 Beams of Petrified Timber.
28	An steel axe-head mounted on a Petrified  Timber  haft.
29	An ancient shield crafted from Petrified Timber
30	A Stone Rose sitting in a clay pot
31	A Stone Rose fitted as a pendant on a fair silver chain.
32	A Crystal Rose standing in the earth.
33	A complete Cinder Jack, hands held up to ward off doom.
34	A mostly complete Cinder Jack caught in retreat.
35	A nearly complete Cinder Jack  of a warrior caught with a weapon in hand ready to strike.
36	The hand of a Cinder Jack wrapped in cloth.
37	The head of a Cinder Jack in a cedar trophy case.
38	A Cinder Saint affixed to a rustic altar.
39	Black Dragon Tears
40	Blue Dragon Tears
41	Brass Dragon Tears
42	Bronze Dragon Tears
43	Copper Dragon Tears
44	Gold Dragon Tears
45	Green Dragon Tears
46	Red Dragon Tears
47	Silver Dragon Tears
48	White Dragon Tears
49	Flayed Crown kept in a cedar box
50	A Flayed Crown mounted on a spike on atop orcish helmet.
51	A Flayed Crown decorated as a rustic shaman’s headdress
52	Broken Black Dragon Fang
53	Intact Black Dragon Fang
54	Stone Age Black Dragon Fang Dagger
55	Broken Blue Dragon Fang
56	Intact Blue Dragon Fang
57	Ancient Blue Dragon Fang worked into a Dwarven Sword
58	Intact Brass Dragon Fang
59	Brass Dragon Fang crafted into an archaic War-Pick
60	Intact Bronze Dragon Fang
61	Bronze Dragon Fang crafted into a fancy dagger
62	Broken Copper Dragon Fang
63	Copper Dragon Fang mounted on pommel of sword as a spike.
64	Intact Gold Dragon Fang
65	Intact Green Dragon Fang
66	Brocken Green Dragon Fang
67	Green Dragon Fang mounted as a warhammer
68	Broken Red Dragon Fang
69	Red Dragon Fang covered in ruins, will animate as a Dragon Warrior if planted in graveyard.
70	Giantish necklace of 2-12 Red Dragon Fangs
71	Broken Silver Dragon Fang
72	Silver Dragon Fang crudely fastened as spearhead.
73	Broken White Dragon Fang
74	A pair of White Dragon Fangs mounted to a Goblin Chieftain’s Cowl.
75	A Black Dragon Claw
76	A necklace of Black Dragon Claws
77	A Blue Dragon Claw
78	A string of Blue Dragon Claws , clearly a dragon hunter’s trophy.
79	Brass Dragon Claw hanging from a thong.
80	Bronze Dragon Claw mounted as a spike on the pommel of a dagger.
81	A golden necklace with a  pair of Copper Dragon Claws.
82	A Gold Dragon Claw in a small cedar box wrapped in silk.
83	A Green Dragon Claw
84	A necklace of Green Dragon Claws
85	A Red Dragon Claw hanging as a pendandt form a silver chain.
86	A bag of fine dragon scale holding 4-24 Red Dragon Claws
87	A pair of earrings crafted from Silver Dragon Claws
88	Bagh-Nakh fashioned from White Dragon Claws
89	A rainstick decorated with White Dragon Claws
90	2-24 fine Black Dragon Scales
91	2-12 Large Black Dragon Scales
92	1-8 huge Black Dragon Scales
93	Black Dragon Scale Cape
94	Black Dragon Scale Armor
95	2-24 fine Blue Dragon Scales
96	2-12 large Blue Dragon Scales
97	1-8 huge Blue Dragon Scales
98	A large shield crafted from Blue Dragon Scales
99	2-24 fine Brass Dragon Scales
100	2-12 large Brass Dragon Scales
101	Brass Dragon Scale armor
102	2-24 fine Bronze Dragon Scales
103	2-12 Bronze Dragon Scales
104	A coif fashioned with Bronze Dragon Scales
105	2-24 fine Copper Dragon Scale
106	2-12 Copper Dragon Scale
107	A cloak covered in Copper Dragon Scales
108	2-12 Large Gold Dragon Scales
109	Armor of Gold Dragon Scales
110	2-24 fine Green Dragon Scales
111	2-12 large Green Dragon Scales
112	A coat of Green Dragon Scale armor
113	A gas-mask fashioned with Green Dragon Scales
114	2-24 fine Red Dragon Scales
115	2-12 large Red Dragon Scales
116	1-8 Red Dragon Scales
117	Hauberk of Red Dragon Scale armor.
118	A cowl of Silver Dragon Scales
119	2-24 fine White Dragon Scales
120	2-12 large White Dragon Scales
121	A shield covered in White Dragon Scales
122	An armored parka covered in White Dragon Scales
123	Black Dragon Silt in Barrel
124	Black Dragon Silt Sausage
125	Blue Dragon Silt in Clay Pot
126	Blue Dragon Silt Sausage
127	Brass Dragon Silt Sausage
128	Bronze Dragon Silt in silk purse
129	Copper Dragon Silt Sausage
130	Gold Dragon Silt Sausage
131	Green Dragon Silt in clay amphora
132	Green Dragon Silt Sausage
133	Red Dragon Silt packed in barrel
134	Red Dragon Silt Sausage
135	Silver Dragon Silt in glass bottle
136	White Dragon Silt packed in cedar box
137	White Dragon Silt Sausage
138	Black  Crop Bag
139	Blue Crop Bag
140	Brass Crop Bag
141	Bronze Crop Bag
142	Copper Crop Bag
143	Gold Crop Bag
144	Green Crop Bag
145	Red Crop Bag
146	Silver Crop Bag
147	White Crop Bag
148	Black Dragon Bile,1 gallon
149	Blue Dragon Bile, 1 quart
150	Brass Dragon Bile, 1 pint
151	Bronze Dragon Bile, 1 pint
152	Copper Dragon Bile, 1 pint
153	Gold Dragon Bile, ½ pint
154	Green Dragon Bile, 1 quart
155	Red Dragon Bile, 1 quart
156	Silver Dragon Bile, 1 pint
157	White Dragon Bile, 1 gallon
158	Black Draco-catalysticum, 3 gills
159	Blue Draco-catalysticum,2 gills
160	Brass Draco-catalysticum,1 gill
161	Bronze Draco-catalysticum, 1 gill
162	Copper Draco-catalysticum, 1 gill
163	Gold Draco-catalysticum, 1 gill
164	Green Draco-catalysticum, 4 gills
165	Red Draco-catalysticum, 3 gills
166	Silver Draco-catalysticum, 1 gill
167	White Draco-catalysticum, 4 gills
168	Intact Black Pyrocatalystic Gland
169	Dried Blue Pyrocatalystic Gland
170	Pickled Brass Pyrocatalystic Gland
171	Intact Bronze Pyrocatalystic Gland
172	Pickled Copper Pyrocatalystic Gland
173	Salted Gold Pyrocatalystic Gland
174	Intact Green Pyrocatalystic Gland
175	Intact Red Pyrocatalystic Gland
176	Pickled Silver Pyrocatalystic Gland
177	Dried White Pyrocatalystic Gland
178	1-6 Black Dragon Eggs
179	1-4 Blue Dragon Eggs
180	1 or 2 Brass Dragon Eggs
181	1 or 2 Bronze Dragon Eggs
182	1 or 2 Copper Dragon Eggs
183	1 Gold Dragon Egg
184	1-6 Green Dragon Eggs
185	1-4 Red Dragon Eggs
186	1 or 2 Silver Dragon Eggs
187	1-6 White Dragon Eggs
188	Small Red Dragon Egg Pendant
189	Small Gold Dragon Egg Pendant
190	Drained White Dragon Egg Canteen, drinks always stay cool
191	Crystalized Dragon Egg , an excellent alternative to a crystal ball.
192	Flute fashioned from a dactyl wing-bone of a dragon.
193	Battle Axe with a dragon-bone haft.
194	Scroll Case fashioned from Red Dragon femur.
195	Watertight Scroll Case fashioned from Blue Dragon femur.
196	A tin snuff box full of powdered of red dragon horn.
197	A jar of jellied white dragon brain, a hyperborean delicacy
198	A stuffed dragon hatchling
199	A red dragon head mounted as a hunting trophy.
200	A wig fashioned from hair from the beard of an ancient oriental dragon.

Descriptions of items on table above in order of presentation on table:

Stained Gold- this gold has been stained by exposure to heats, acids, and gases released by dragons. The entirety of the material will not typically be stained and can sometimes create unique and desirable patterning. Such stained gold will resell for half to double normal value.

Burnt Gold- this gold is clearly burned by exposure to draconic fire and may show some additional damage. Gold artifacts that survive the catastrophic circumstances of the burning can still fetch from half to triple it’s normal value from jewelers, master weapon-smiths, and collectors.

Coloured Gold- this gold has been colored by exposure to intense heat and a variety of chemicals without compromising the integrity of the metal. Such colored gold will resell from half it’s normal value to possibly five times as much.

Copperas Swill- a liquid mixture of orgasnic matter dissolved by draconic acid containing a goodly portion of dissolved copper.

Ebonized Bronze- bronze that has had it’s coloration darkened, even blackened by intense heat of dragon flame and absorbed some of the chemical pollution of the nearby smoke. Such material is often beautiful to the eye (if one discounts it’s origins). Some red-smiths claim and can be reworked to form quality hepatizon.

Neutered Black Acid- The black dragon acid neutralized by high quantities of dissolved matter and liquids. There are a number of alchemical processes where this material may still be of use and it is even possible to distill the acid from this black slurry.

Black Ice- this curious ice is very dangerous as it melts into volatile acid instead of water. It is thought to be produced when the breath of white dragons and black dragons intersects. Black Ice melts quickly in the sun but does not otherwise melt as quickly as normal water ice if kept away from sunlight and is quite valuable because of this property. Some claim alchemists and wizards are able to stabilize and fortify black ice so as to use it manufacture of magical arms and armor.

Stamp Plug- this hideous curiosity is a mangled mess of armor, arms, and jewelry intermingled with clothing, flesh and bone all bound together at the moment a huge dragon stamped flat a warrior or other person into the earth with a great paws or its great swollen belly.

Opalized Bole-  a great segment of a tree quickly petrified and transmogrified into a wonderful gemstone through processes not understood by sages but undoubtedly associated with the rampages of dragons.

Petrified Timber- wood that has been petrified by gases and energies associated with dragons and magical combat. Such timber is not as beautiful as opalized boles but it is of value as a curiosity, in works of art and as inlay for a variety of equipment and arms.

Stone Rose- A flower (not always a rose despite the name) somehow petrified for the ages.  Stone roses and the even less common Crystal roses are in demand as a curiosity and by jewelers who delight in being able to use them in works of wonder.

Cinder Jack- the remains of a hapless person or humanoid entirely burnt by dragon fire but not reduced to loose ash but quickly carbonized by the process so much of the remains are intact and identifiable. Pieces of a Cinder jack are in demand as a morbid curiosity and for magical experimentation. A cinder jack of a small humanoid or child will sometimes be known as a cinder punk. A Cinder Saint is a cinder jack that some claim to be the remains of a cleric or saint.

Dragon Tears- a semi-precious gem sometime produced when a mixture of dragon bile and saliva spills to the bare earth or sand shortly after a dragon uses it’s deadly breath weapon.  Dragon-hunters have been known to lose a hand by foolishly rooting about for dragon tears before they completely solidify.

Flayed Crown- mostly intact skulls of dragon victims bearing some evidence of the fate they suffered (maybe scraps of dehydrated burnt flesh, melted helmets, and such).  They are a curiosity among morbid collectors and an item coveted by some necromancers for reasons unknown.

Dragon Fang- a dragon’s fang broken ones are not an uncommon find at the site of a dragon battle if an intact one can be found it is considered of greater value than a snapped nub. Some weapon-smiths can work an intact or mostly intact dragon fang into a respectable dagger, or maybe even sword.

Dragon Claw- as with the fangs the claws of dragons are not unusual finds and they are of value as curiosities and a number of arcane works.

Dragon Scale- the hides of dragons are covered in a great number of scales and these may fetch a small but of coin as a curiosity but some are of greater value to armourers in the know that can fashion the scales into shields or use them to produce armor.

Dragon Silt- nightsoil, i.e. dung squzezed or scrapped from a dragon’s innards. Sometimes “sausages” consisting of a length of bowel/intestines tied off at each end will be transported for resale or use elsewhere. There are industrial and magical processes that make use of dragon silt and it is sometimes found to contain portions of metal items and even whole gems and coins as some dragons are prone to swallow great quantities of treasure for transport and it does not all remain in their crop.

Crop Bag- the intact (and hopefully packed) crop of a dragon is a curiosity of sometimes great size and often great value as dragon crops have been found with variety of remains, materials, and wealth within them.  Many dragon hunters will quickly search out and remove a dragon’s crop and secure it (nominally having left the contents alone)  to haul it away for sale to an aristocrat so they can be unpacked at a gathering of the decadently curious.

Dragon Bile- A dragons bile is qa considerable constituent of it’s breath weapon. The bile is not typically dangerous unless very fresh or allowed to mix with draco-catalysticum. There are a number of industrial and arcane uses for dragon bile, the fresher the better.

Draco-catalysticum- is a semi-magical material produced by dragons and the critical element of their breath weapons that turns their bile into a wide variety of fearsome breath weapons. The material is best kept away from open flame, water, salt, blood, acid, and prolonged exposure to air unless one wishes to die quickly. Many a would-be butcher of a dragon carcass has run afoul of this material or so say the survivors.

Pyrocatalystic Gland- this is the (misnamed) organ thought to produce Draco-catalysticum and is of immense value to many alchemists and wizards if harvested intact. Sometimes the gland will be emptied and preserved for later use but often the intact and unspoiled contents are the desired element.