Name: Band of the Lucky Bastard

• By: Goldenvale
• Any strip of pink or orange cloth worn on the garb or body
• Bestowes unlimited luck points
• Bearer may not wield weapons nor cast magic
• Bearer may not go within 20 feet of enemy base, nor remove band until dead

Name: Berserker Sword

• Type: Weapon
• By: Roger Shrubstaff
• This weapon was meant for use by barbarians, though this conflicts the rulebook's ban on relics for Barbarians other than Odin's hammer. In theory it could also be used by Bards mimicing barbarians and people made berserk by bardic emotion control.
• This weapon adds five (5) seconds to fight after death time of anyone berserk. If they are not high enough level to fight after death, then it still grants them five seconds.
• This weapon allows a fighting after death berserker to add five (5) to his current count whenever he kills anyone with this blade. Thus with enough opponents he could stay on the field a long time.

Name: Healing Arrow

• Type: Weapon (sort of)
• By: Roger Shrubstaff (Silverwater (BL))
• The Healing Arrow will heal any wounded limb it strikes if it flies more than 20' (must be fired from a bow).
• The Healing Arrow will still damage any armor or unwounded body parts it strikes.
• Wounded limbs may not be moved in an attempt to "catch" the arrow.
• It will not heal barbarian berserk armor.
• It may be used on oneself, if one has both arms, and fires straight up a distance of no less than 20'
• In theory, this may also be done if one is missing an arm, if one can hold the nock of the arrow with their teeth.

Name: Magic Helmet

• Type: Headgear
• By: Seth Thompson
• Can only be worn by someone wielding a spear.
• Wearer immediately loses the ability to pronounce the letters "L" and "R". "Sorrowfully" becomes "sowwowfuwy," and so forth.
• Wearer must deliver all dialogue operatically. This means he or she cannot speak normally, but must declaim all lines stentorically and musically. Whether or not any of it rhymes or makes musical sense is another matter entirely. Think of it as a combination between casting a 50' range spell and singing. Appropriately dramatic gestures are a nice touch, but not required.
• Intended specifically for quests involving the "white rabbit" monster (see Dor Un Avathar).
• Provides 8 pts of invulnerability vs. attacks from White Rabbit.
• White Rabbit ability to ignore all types of armor does not count vs. invulnerability provided by helmet.
• Wearer must attempt to destroy White Rabbit completely and utterly.
• As long as wearer sings his Song of Vengence, he is immune to any attacks or effects of the White Rabbit.
• May call lightning 3xlife upon any foe, including the White Rabbit.
• Song of Vengeance: The wearer of the Helmet must sing his Song of Vengeance whenever he wishes to use his invulnerable armor or immunities (which, mind you, only protect him from the White Rabbit). The Song of Vengeance is the words "Kill the Rabbit" (or, "Kiw da Wabbit") repeatedly sung to the tune of Wagner's "Ride of the Valkries" from his Ring Cycle.
• As soon as the rabbit is dead, the wearer of the Magic Helmet must carry it off the field, weeping in sorrow and shame for having killed it.

Name: Kryptonite Arrow

• Type: Projectile Weapon
• By: Dragonspine (when it was a Duchy) (reported by Selric Stonereaver)
• With any hit it would kill Supermonk outright.
• Did +1 damage to anyone else (above normal arrow damage as per bow firing it).
• Supermonk (Jetara) could fly by striking a heroic pose and stating "Up, Up and Away"x1.

Name: Smart Arrow

• Type: Weapon (banned as unsafe)
• By: Roger Shrubstaff (Silverwater (BL))
• The Smart Arrow should never be fired from a bow. Instead it is handed to a snotling (pref. a page) who runs with it towards your intended target for a 100 count. If they can touch the target with the arrow, it does a wound where it touches. Target may not attack the arrow (exception: Monks may still catch it), but may attempt to distract it by dropping chaff (e.g., candy, small change) to distract the snotling.