Giveaway: What's in their pockets?

Whether it's a rogue working a crowd, or a fallen NPC being searched for clues, sometimes you get put on the spot to come up with interesting pocket contents.

So let's brainstorm pocket contents for a typical fantasy setting. As a thank you for your help, I'm giving away some nifty prizes.

How to Enter the Giveaway
Post a reply below with three things you'd find in a person's or humanoid's pockets.

For example: stopwatch with portrait inside, small sharp knife, shopping list on parchment.

You need to Register here at Campaign-Community to be able to reply and enter. But Registration is free, secure, and you won't be spammed. You can Register with your Campaign Logger credentials, or just using your email address.

Prizes
You can enter as many times as you like. You can put all your entries in one reply as a list, or come back later and make more replies.

There are three prizes up for grabs. I'll randomly draw three winners. First winner drawn takes their pick of prize. Second winner chooses from the remaining two prizes. Third winner gets the third prize.

1. Demonplague PDF Package: The full level 1-20 adventure with all the bonus loot.
2. A 3D printed dice tower: I had this specially printed for the giveaway. Check out the folding drawbridge!
3. Dungeon map dice bag: I had this specially made for the giveaway by a local Edmonton lady. I purchased cool dungeon map fabric, and she made me a fantastic dice bag with inner lining and drawstring. You might find a dice or two inside when you open it.

I'll close the giveaway on May 10, Mother's Day.

Enter the giveaway now by replying below. What are three things you'd find in the pockets of a fantasy person or creature?

 

chalk
rations (bit of jerky, bag of trail mix, granola bar, etc.)
handful of stray coins

 

a well worn silver ring, possibly a wedding band or family heirloom
a blue colored stone figurehead in the shape of a sea devil (a good luck stone for sailors)
a loop of hair from a hidden lover

 

1. Flint & steel, and a twist of dry grass.
2. Charcoal and a sheet of parchment.
3. A rabbit's foot.

 

1. A few pieces of candy
2. 18 inches of detcord
3. One glove with a hole in the forefinger.

 

1 A grocery list with things to buy in the next town
2 lucky Kobold foot
3 Old treasure map that never matched the few areas visited

 

1. A tiny bag of various herbs and spices. Bought from the local herbalist, said to drive evil spirits away.
2. A dirty copper ring with an unrecognizable inscription.
3. A pretty rock the owner found that hopefully can be sold for a few coppers

 

1. Child's drawing on parchment
2. Prayer Tefillin/ Shawl
3. Monocle

 

1. Medal (athletics/ war/ civic )
2. Plain Clay Cup
3. Bag of Marbles

 

1. Small figurine (human/ elf/ monster etc.) (made of stone/ wood/ clay/ woven grass)
2. Ball that bounces
3. Mithril Money Clip- family heirloom?

 

1. Snuff box containing powder - snuff?
2. Invitation to a meeting at the members-only club tomorrow night.
3. Piece of paper with 5 names on it, 3 are crossed out.

 

1. Small clear crystal marble used as a firestarter or magnifying glass. Came originally from a magical item or idol.
2. A severed finger wrapped in parchment that has written: "Bob" and an address.
3. A Penrose Tribar (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penrose_triangle) with the words "Gorag's Vault" embossed on one side.

 

1. An 24-inch length of leather cord (all wadded up, rather than neatly tied up)
2. A brand-new brass key (they don't know what it opens or who it belongs to; they found it on the road one day)
3. An old, worn, faded scrap of paper with a simple love note (the last thing written by the love of their life before they died)

 

1. A lodestone
2. A partial fish skeleton, matted with hair (makes a handy hairbrush!)
3. A hole to another dimension, and... (i.e., pocket of holding)

 

What's it got in its nasty little pocketses, eh, my precious?

Handses
Knife
String! Or nothing

Sorry, couldn’t help myself. I’ll post a proper reply later

 

1. A ittle baby monster with cute eyes (inspired by kanagaroos)
2. Not-poisonous, but "Oh Gods it itches so bad, kill me now" grey slime in a dirty handkerchief
3. The monster's version of trail mix (worms, berries, finger-bones, toxic mushrooms.

 

• Snake-oil unguent that seems to be used for indigestion and wart removal - smells like turpentine and bubble gum.
• Piece of hard candy in an unmarked wrapper that when you unwrap it tries to bite your finger and scurry away.
• Instant apple peeler - magical knickknack - single use.

 

• A ransom note
• A map to a location nearby
• A lucky coin

 

• A folded wanted poster
• A vial of poison
• A small knife

 

• A small mirror that shows your deepest desires (small version of the Harry Potter one)
• A treasure map
• A strange disc with symbols to help translate the notes in the map

 

• A compass that always points to the largest amount of gold (by density)
• Lock picks
• A vial with a paste that makes your footsteps silent