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Cannith Foundry
House Cannith has been providing material services to the original city-states, later the Kingdom of Galifar, and most recently Galifar's successor nations, for nearly 1,500 years. They're quite good at what they do. And what they do is profit from the sale of mundane and magical items across Khorvaire. Their techniques are kept in secret to secure their place as a mass-production giant. In the same manner, their research and development teams scour ancient ruins for techniques that may prove useful to the House. They have many items and techniques at their disposal. Those shown below are some of the most common that can be purchased to enchant items to the standards of a Dragonmarked House, but without having the item taken to one of the great forges for work.
Alchemy Items
Alchemist's Fleshrot
Alchemist's Vile Gas
Dragonshard Items
Enchantments
Unique Items
Though House Cannith has had the monopoly on magical creations since the beginning of the Kingdom of Galifar, other magics exist as well. Sometimes these are specific to items. And other times, strange magics infuse otherwise mundane or even magical items creating something that isn't powerful enough to be an artifact, but is far more than a simple Cannith-followed schema.
The Sleeping Shield
Eon, Wurm of Stories
Van Birstent's Luckmount
Symbiont Items
Disclaimer: While the names of the Symbiont items are in direct correlation to items of the same name from Magic of Eberron, the mechanics and the
fluff are entirely my own creation.
Leftover weapons of the ancient war between the Dhakaani Empire and the gibbering hordes of the Daelkyr, these . . . "items", are a reminder of a past that might be best left buried. They are also the legacy of the mightiest of the Lords of Xoriat, Dyrrn the Corruptor. Can the afterbirth of such alien evil be used for anything else?
Crawling Gauntlet
Living Breastplate
Shadow Sibling
Spellwurm
Stormstalk
Tentacle Whip
Throwing Scarab
Tongueworm
Winter Cyst
Boons
Magic is everywhere in Eberron. It colors everything and leaves its mark on even mundane items. But sometimes the greatness of a warrior, or the might of a spellcaster cannot be measured in the items they wield. Sometimes, those people are great simply because they have had training, have forged a reputation to rival kings, or have somehow gained the favor of Eberron's (mostly) silent gods.
Legendary
Those chosen by the Draconic Prophecy to play some part in the world's future are far and above the average citizen from any corner of Eberron. They are walking talking legends . . . even if they don't know it yet.
Evoke the Spirit Without
Fearsome Mien
Magnificent Glamourist
Mental Block
Powerful Soul
Scion of Summer
Spirit of the Thundering Sword
Unleashed Heritage
Unstoppable Thundering Sword
Veiled Threats
Voice of the Thundering Sword
Divine
To translate from the usual boons, the following name and deific substitutions are made for divine boons presented in DMG2, pp139-145
| Boons per DMG2 | Eberron Translation |
|---|---|
| Avandra's Boon of Escape | Olladra's Boon of the Gambler |
| Bahamut's Protective Ward | Dol Dorn's Offensive Shield |
| Corellon's Boon of Arcane Might | Aureon's Spellbless |
| Erathis' Beacon | Shared Hearth of Boldrei |
| Ioun's Revelation | Secrets of the Undying |
| Kord's Mighty Strength | Honor of the Ancestors |
| Melora's Storm Blessing | Arawai's Weather Blessing |
| Moradin's Blessing of Iron | Boon of Onatar's Forge |
| Pelor's Sun Blessing | Dol Arrah's Brightstar |
| The Raven Queen's Shroud | Hunter Sworn to Balinor |
| Sehanine's Mark of the Dark Moon | Unseen Mark of the Traveler |
The following are house creations, however, and only the most devout may partake of their blessings.
Breath of Il-Yannah
The Shadow's Boon of Dark Reflection
Faces of the Silver Flame - Hands of Tira Miron
Faces of the Silver Flame - Couatl's Blessing
Faces of the Silver Flame - Bel Shalor's Whispers
Martial Training
Kamizono's Demon Assault style
Deep Lantern Training
Artifacts
Though few in number, artifacts do exist in Eberron. Most of them have been around far longer than the Five Nations and some of them even predate the Dhakaani Empire. Powerful and mysterious, their owners are often harbingers of change, either good or ill. After all, the wheel of the Prophecy turns both ways.
Heart of Darkness - A sacrificial knife with a history steeped in blood and magic.
Rituals
Call Symbiont
Remove Symbiont
Ward Symbiont
