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  Trinkets of Saltmarsh
  
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  Trinkets of Saltmarsh
  Trinkets of Saltmarsh
   
   
  Vol. One
   
  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: Rick Hershey, Daniel Comerci, 
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  Trinkets of Saltmarsh
  Trinkets of Saltmarsh
  The port town of Saltmarsh is a nondescript backwater in the southern section of the 
  Kingdom of Keoland. Known for fishing and maritime trade this sleepy little coastal 
  town does it best to avoid being noticed by the nearby pirate Kingdom and greater Keo-
  land.
  Saltmarsh is beset by many dangers from the sea, from pirates of the Hold of the Sea 
  Princes to the Sahuagin north of the town, and the Lizardfolk that live in great numbers 
  in the nearby swamps. All of this danger has attracted the notice of adventurers looking 
  to make there make their mark on the world or perhaps their fortune.
  In recent times the King of Keoland has sought to turn Saltmarsh into an important 
  trading port and has sent troops and agents of the crown to make this happen. Many of 
  the town’s inhabitants are not happy about this change in Saltmarsh’s status and seek 
  to hamper the process whenever they can. Time will tell if Saltmarsh with will turn in a 
  significant trading hub or go back to being a sleepy fishing village.  
  
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  Trinkets of Saltmarsh
  1. A conch shell used as a horn
  2. A small chunk of walrus ivory
  3. A small bag containing two smoked fish
  4. A bolt of blue trading cloth 
  5. Small wooden chest with a hinged lid and 
  built-in lock
  6. A copper ring with an anchor motif engraved 
  on a small disk on its top 
  7. An adze used in boat construction that needs 
  to be sharpened 
  8. A small hand axe used in ship construction
  9. A small, sharp knife used for preparing fish 
  10. A brass ship’s bell
  11. A small copper bowl
  12. A set of hand-drawn navigation charts of the 
  local waters
  13. A clear glass bottle sealed with a cork stopper 
  containing a handwritten note
  14. A brass astrolabe of gnomish construction
  15. A shrunken orc’s head in a clear glass jar
  16. A well-used spyglass with a scratched lens
  17. An old plumb bob attach to a 12-inch string
  18. 10 feet of rope cut from a larger piece
  19. A small barrel half filled with dried apples 
  20.  A giant fishhook for going after larger sea 
  creatures
  21. A small barrel with a bit of rum still inside
  22. A very basic compass that tells true north 
  most of the time.
  23. A black leather eye patch
  24. A 15–inch-long, two-handed draw knife used 
  in ship construction
  25. A hand gaff used for hauling in fish and other 
  sea creatures once caught
  26. A necklace made from colored seashells
  27. A circular skinning knife used in the fur trade
  28. A wine skin with a few sips of average wine 
  inside
  29. A brown, leather-bound book with the title “A 
  Brief History of Saltmarsh.”
  30. A wooden planer in need of a new blade
  31. 8 feet of hemp twine 
  32. A rusted fish hook
  33. A small cloth bag with several large nails in it
  
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  34. A set of clear blown-glass drinking glasses
  35. The top half of a large orange clam shell
  36. A small ship’s anchor
  37. A copper pendant in the shape of a skull on a 
  leather cord
  38. A blue glass bottle with a bit of sand in the 
  bottom
  39. A cutlass with the blade snapped off just 
  above the hilt
  40. A brown cotton bag filled with oyster shells
  41. A key ring with 10 assorted iron keys
  42. A 3-foot-sqaure piece of red cloth
  43. A wooden peg leg 
  44. A wooden broom with a thatch broom head
  45. A small fish net with several holes in it
  46. A dagger too rusty to use as a weapon
  47. A single glove used to protect hands when 
  moving heavy objects.
  48. A leather pouch with a leather should strap
  49. A small, empty wooden crate
  50. A 3 page manifest from a ship that was lost at 
  sea
  51. A broken oar
  52. A dirty bag filled with tools to mend sails
  53. A green waist coat
  54. A small wooden box with a lid containing 
  incredibly tasty hard tack
  55. A single piece of salt port
  56. A grey knitted wool cap
  57. A well-used sextant in need of repair
  58. A wind chime made from sea shells and hol-
  lowed out bamboo 
  59. A large bag of unspun cotton for local trading
  60. A stack of lumber used in boat construction
  61. A small piece of torn sail 
  62. A large clay jug
  63. A jug of whale oil for lamps
  64. A roll of thick string used in repairing nets
  65. A ship’s float
  66. A waxed canvas long coat commonly worn by 
  fishermen
  67. A wicker fish trap
  
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  68. A small white stone that floats in water
  69. A brown canvas satchel 
  70. A pair of leather sandals 
  71. A recently dead crab that smells like it died 
  weeks ago. 
  72. A treasure map of an island with a large “X” 
  on the map indicating the location of a treasure 
  except nobody’s ever heard of the island or knows 
  where it is.
  73. A ball of fur from “Bruiser the Sea Dog,” a 
  local mutt
  74. A sahuagin head mounted on a wooden 
  plague
  75. A fishing rod in need of repair
  76. A necklace of shark’s teeth
  77. A small bag of recently foraged oysters 
  78. A piece of parchment with an intricate sketch 
  of a pretty human woman labeled “Molly”
  79. A pair of well-loved old boots that stink of foot 
  odor and stale fish
  80. A fresh fish head from an oceanic catfish
  81. A glass eye ball with brown iris
  82. A hook used as a replacement hand
  83. A large clear glass bottle containing an expert-
  ly-crafted miniature galleon 
  84. A stinger from a large spotted stingray 
  85. A small clear bottle filled with octopus ink
  86. A small bag filled with long sea urchin nee-
  dles 
  87. An alchemical candle that once lit cannot be 
  extinguished by water but must be snuffed out. 
  88. A giant sea lion’s skin
  89. A busted-up crab trap
  90. A wide-brimmed, waxed felt hat in the style 
  worn by male humans
  91. A bottle of fish liver oil said to be a cure all
  92. A fouled mouth parrot that knows swear 
  words in 5 languages
  93. A collection of 10 large beautiful sea shells of 
  various colors and types
  94. A large piece of blue ocean glass
  95. 4 empty rum bottles
  96. A large shark’s jaw with the teeth intact
  97. The bleached, white skull of a saltwater croc-
  odile
  98. A left over fish skeleton that local cats have 
  been feeding on
  99. A small sailor’s journal with a 100 entries 
  100. A lucky rabbit’s foot
  
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  For more titles by David Stephens, please check out these other 
  supplements
  Players Guide to the Blood War Vol 1.
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  Magic of the Blood War
  https://www.dmsguild.com/product/274273/Magic-of-the-Blood-War
  Compendium of blades
  https://www.dmsguild.com/product/288258/Compendium-of-Blades-Magical-Swords
  Treasures of Avernus
  https://www.dmsguild.com/product/289676/Treasures-of-Avernus
  Champions of Ravenloft: The Highway Man
  https://www.dmsguild.com/product/265436/Champions-of-Ravenloft-Roguish-Archtype-
  The-Highway-Man
  Champions of the Underdark Sacred Oath: Oath of the Kinslayer
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