Emporium of Curiosities

Money Buys You Everything (Magical)

Khamsa Oudasi’s Emporium of Curiosities is a sprawling complex located in the heart of Aranthaes City. The exterior is adorned with intricate carvings and glittering gemstones, making it clear that this is a place of great wealth and power.

Upon entering the emporium, visitors are greeted by a spacious foyer filled with exotic plants and beautiful statuary. A receptionist sits at a large desk, greeting customers and directing them to the appropriate departments.

The emporium is divided into several sections, each dedicated to a different type of magical item or artifact.

The first section is the Wand Room, where customers can peruse a wide selection of magical wands, ranging from the common to the rare and powerful. Next is the Potion Room, where shelves upon shelves of mysterious potions, elixirs, and tonics line the walls. Customers can even sample some of the potions under the watchful eye of a skilled alchemist.

The next section is the Scroll Room, where ancient tomes and scrolls containing powerful spells and incantations are available for purchase. The room is dimly lit, and the shelves are crammed with dusty volumes and parchment scrolls. Next is the Armor Room, where a wide array of enchanted armor and shields are on display. The items here are designed to protect the wearer from all manner of physical and magical attacks.

The Weapon Room is next, where a dazzling array of swords, axes, and other weapons are on display. These weapons have been imbued with magical properties, making them especially deadly in the hands of skilled warriors.

Finally, there is the Artifact Room, where the rarest and most powerful magical items are kept. This room is guarded by Khamsa’s most trusted and skilled guards, and only the most elite and trustworthy customers are allowed to enter.

Throughout the emporium, Khamsa’s personal touch is evident. The decor is luxurious, with plush carpets, comfortable seating, and beautiful artwork adorning the walls. Customers are treated with the utmost respect, and every need is catered to by the knowledgeable and friendly staff.

All in all, Khamsa Oudasi’s Emporium of Curiosities is a sight to behold, a wonderland of magical treasures and artifacts. It is no wonder that it has become known as the largest and most prestigious magical emporium in all of Aranthaes.

Unique Prized Items

The Emporium of Curiosities boasts treasures found nowhere else in the world – relics of gods, lost empires, and spells whispered only in legend. Roll d10 for what takes pride of place in his central display cabinet this week…

1. The Starforged Blade – A longsword said to have been tempered in a fallen star’s heart. Glows with radiant light, deals +2 damage against aberrations. 45,000 gp.
2. The Shifting Mantle – A cloak that transforms its color and texture at will, granting invisibility for 10 minutes once per day. 38,000 gp.
3. The Chalice of Eternal Spring – A silver goblet that fills with pure healing water each dawn. Drinking restores 4d8+8 hit points. 50,000 gp.
4. The Tome of Forgotten Paths – An ancient book that teaches one random spell of 6th level or lower every time it is studied. Pages fade after use. 60,000 gp.
5. The Dragon’s Crown – A blackened circlet adorned with dragon fangs, granting resistance to all breath weapons and advantage on Charisma checks against dragons. 70,000 gp.
6. The Gauntlets of the Titan – Heavy bracers that double the wearer’s Strength score for one minute per day. 55,000 gp.
7. The Lantern of Truth – A golden lantern that reveals all illusions, shapechangers, and invisible creatures within 120 feet when lit. 48,000 gp.
8. The Harp of Storms – A crystalline harp that, when played, can summon a thunderstorm once per week. Storm lasts 1d4 hours. 52,000 gp.
9. The Mirror of Many Faces – A hand-sized mirror that allows the wielder to change appearance at will, as though under a permanent disguise self. 46,000 gp.
10. The Heart of the First Magus – A glowing crystal shard said to hold the soul of Aranthaes’ first great wizard. Permenantly grants +3 to all spell DCs, but corrupts the user’s dreams and slowly drains their humanity. Priceless (display only, “not for sale”).

Most Popular Treasures

Not every visitor to the Emporium leaves with a mythical relic – but Khamsa’s shelves are always stocked with proven favorites, the kind of enchanted arms and armors sought by wealthy patrons across the realm.

• +1 and +2 Weapons – Longswords, rapiers, and bows enhanced for accuracy and damage. Prices begin at 5,000 gp.
• +1 and +2 Armor – Plate, chain, and leather crafted with subtle runes to resist blows. Prices range from 4,500 gp to 8,000 gp.
• Potions of Greater Healing – Crystal vials sealed with wax, restoring 4d4+4 hit points. 500 gp each.
• Scrolls of Fireball, Lightning Bolt, and Counterspell – Kept behind glass, priced at 1,200–2,000 gp apiece depending on rarity.
• Cloaks of Protection – Richly embroidered garments granting +1 to AC and saving throws. 6,000 gp.
• Rings of Spell Storing – Ever popular with adventurers who prize versatility. 10,000 gp.
• Boots of Elvenkind – Favored by scouts and spies, granting silent movement. 5,500 gp.
• Amulets of Health – Rare pendants that raise the wearer’s Constitution to 19. 9,000 gp.
• Bags of Holding – Always in demand, marked with Khamsa’s personal sigil. 4,000 gp.
• Wands of Magic Missiles – A staple for apprentices and duelists alike. 3,000 gp.