1d50 Steamfort Trinkets

Steamfort is the pinnacle of engineering in Aethervale. These trinkets are often found in the pockets of dwarves or the toolbelts of engineers.

d50	Trinket
1	A tiny, brass mechanical spider that can crawl up walls but does nothing else.
2	A pocket watch that runs backward but correctly predicts the time of the next sunrise.
3	A heavy iron ring that grows warm when near unrefined Aether-crystals.
4	A collapsible brass spyglass that has a lens for seeing through thick steam.
5	A small jar of "Ever-Lube" that can make any rusted hinge move silently.
6	A miniature steam-engine whistle that can be heard for a mile.
7	A pair of goggles with three different tinted lenses (red, green, blue) that do nothing but look cool.
8	A handful of "Impact Bolts" that spark when they hit a hard surface.
9	A small lead box containing a perfectly preserved, non-functional Aether-core.
10	A wrench that automatically adjusts its size to fit any bolt it touches.
11	A compass that points toward the nearest active forge instead of North.
12	A small, clockwork music box that plays a rhythmic, industrial beat.
13	A belt buckle that has a hidden, fold-out multi-tool.
14	A glass vial of "Steam-Mist" that, when opened, creates a 5ft cloud of hot vapor.
15	A mechanical quill that writes in perfect Dwarven runes.
16	A metal glove that gives a small, harmless static shock to anyone who shakes the wearer's hand.
17	A heavy iron coin with the symbol of the Ironbeard Syndicate on one side and a gear on the other.
18	A small, leather-bound manual titled "Common Aether-Engine Failures and How to Fix Them with a Hammer."
19	A set of "Anti-Vibration" earplugs made of thick rubber.
20	A brass locket that contains a moving image of a puffing steam airship.
21	A specialized lighter that produces a blue flame hot enough to melt lead.
22	A small, spring-loaded launcher that fires a single ball bearing up to 30 feet.
23	A shard of a broken "Ironclad" hull, still smelling of grease and soot.
24	A mechanical "Pet" mouse that needs to be wound up every hour to keep moving.
25	A pair of heavy-duty tongs that can pick up red-hot coals without transferring heat.
26	A small canister of "Pressure-Seal" foam that can temporarily plug a 1-inch leak.
27	A brass token that entitles the bearer to one free pint of "Steam-Pipe Stout" at any Steamfort tavern.
28	A miniature model of a "Super-Dreadnought" airship, complete with moving propellers.
29	A metal whistle that can only be heard by mechanical creatures or golems.
30	A heavy-duty leather apron that is surprisingly resistant to acid splashes.
31	A "Bolt-Counter" that keeps track of how many times it has been clicked.
32	A small, handheld bellows that produces a very concentrated, high-pressure stream of air.
33	A glass marble with a tiny bit of liquid Aether trapped inside, glowing faintly.
34	A set of blueprints for a "Steam-Powered Cat-Petter" (non-functional).
35	A heavy iron padlock that has no keyhole and only opens when a specific rhythm is tapped on it.
36	A pair of "Spring-Step" soles that can be attached to boots to increase jump height by 1 foot.
37	A small, brass-encased magnet that is powerful enough to pull a dagger from 3 feet away.
38	A "Heat-Sink" crystal that absorbs heat from the wearer's hand, feeling pleasantly cool.
39	A mechanical "Translation Cog" that can translate a single word from Common to Dwarven when spun.
40	A vial of "Industrial-Grade Solvent" that can dissolve any adhesive in 1 minute.
41	A small, portable "Aether-Stove" that can boil a cup of water in 10 seconds.
42	A brass monocle that highlights structural weaknesses in stone or metal.
43	A "Feedback Rod" that vibrates when it detects a high concentration of Aether.
44	A mechanical dice-roller that ensures the result is always random.
45	A small, lead-lined pouch used for carrying "Spent" Aether-crystals.
46	A set of "Clockwork Lockpicks" that move themselves inside a lock.
47	A brass plate engraved with the "Rules of the Forge."
48	A tiny, steam-powered fan that clips onto a collar.
49	A "Pressure-Gauge" watch that measures the ambient magical pressure of the area.
50	A heavy-duty iron pipe that has been modified into a flute.