Alchemy Trinkets

Random Objects From The Lab

"An alchemist looks at lead and sees gold, looks at ash and sees possibility, looks at the impossible and asks only how much time remains before it changes."
— From The Furnace of Stars, Act II, Scene V
d100 Trinket
1A glass vial containing a liquid that slowly changes color throughout the day.
2A brass measuring spoon engraved with tiny draconic symbols.
3A corked bottle filled with silver dust that never settles.
4A cracked alembic stained with iridescent residue.
5A notebook page listing ingredients for a potion that doesn't exist.
6A dried flower preserved inside a crystal tube.
7A tiny mortar carved from dragon bone.
8A stoppered vial holding a single drop of black liquid.
9A copper scale weight shaped like a sleeping cat.
10A collection of labels removed from long-empty potion bottles.
11A glass bead containing a suspended air bubble that never rises.
12A silver stirring rod warm to the touch.
13A bundle of herbs tied with thread spun from spider silk.
14A recipe card covered in crossed-out corrections.
15A flask whose contents smell different to every person.
16A vial of luminescent moss preserved in oil.
17A tiny hourglass filled with crushed gemstone powder.
18A leather pouch containing dried salamander scales.
19A brass funnel engraved with celestial constellations.
20A stoppered bottle containing a miniature thundercloud.
21A glass eye used by an alchemist to inspect ingredients.
22A spoon carved from petrified wood.
23A crystal vial holding three drops of liquid mercury.
24A folded chart cataloging the colors of magical flames.
25A preserved insect with metallic wings.
26A cracked ceramic jar labeled "DO NOT MIX."
27A silver wire cage designed to hold volatile ingredients.
28A tiny bottle containing perfectly spherical grains of sand.
29A brass token redeemable for laboratory supplies from a long-defunct guild.
30A vial stopper carved into the likeness of a frog.
31A pair of stained leather gloves with six fingers each.
32A tiny crystal prism used to analyze magical solutions.
33A wax-sealed packet of powdered moonflower petals.
34A notebook containing sketches of impossible plants.
35A copper flask etched with alchemical warning symbols.
36A spoon that tarnishes when held near poison.
37A bundle of empty parchment ingredient tags.
38A crystal vial containing water from an unknown source.
39A brass compass that points toward the nearest laboratory.
40A dried mushroom coated in silver dust.
41A tiny cage holding the preserved skeleton of a hummingbird.
42A glass stirring rod filled with floating gold flakes.
43A vial of ink used for recording experimental results.
44A copper medallion awarded by an alchemists' society.
45A bottle whose contents evaporate and reappear at dawn.
46A sealed envelope containing a formula written in code.
47A tiny bell used to time brewing reactions.
48A shard of crystal from an exploded experiment.
49A vial containing six perfectly round seeds.
50A brass caliper designed for measuring potion ingredients.
51A ceramic bottle painted with warning sigils.
52A small packet of powdered pearl.
53A crystal bottle stopper shaped like a serpent.
54A dried newt preserved between sheets of parchment.
55A silver spoon blackened by repeated exposure to acid.
56A tiny bottle containing glowing blue pollen.
57A collection of ingredient receipts from exotic merchants.
58A copper key labeled "Storage Room B."
59A preserved root resembling a tiny humanoid figure.
60A stained apron pocket containing gemstone fragments.
61A brass magnifying lens with alchemical formulas etched around its rim.
62A bottle containing a liquid that freezes but never melts.
63A dried feather from an unidentified creature.
64A wax tablet recording failed potion experiments.
65A tiny silver cage meant for collecting magical insects.
66A vial containing liquid that reflects stars even underground.
67A crystal scale pan no larger than a coin.
68A packet of brightly colored salts.
69A bottle label reading "Batch 487—Successful."
70A cork infused with a permanent floral scent.
71A collection of tiny crystal spoons for measuring rare powders.
72A brass stamp used to seal potion crates.
73A fragment of parchment listing emergency antidotes.
74A bottle of distilled rainwater collected during a solar eclipse.
75A tiny silver whistle used to summon laboratory assistants.
76A crystal vial containing a single floating ember.
77A folded chart detailing elemental reactions.
78A small jar of preserved glowworm larvae.
79A silver ring stained permanently green.
80A copper spoon with measurements etched into the handle.
81A bottle that smells strongly of cinnamon despite being empty.
82A bundle of dried flowers tied with gold thread.
83A brass token granting admission to an alchemical symposium centuries ago.
84A crystal sphere containing a droplet that never touches the sides.
85A stoppered vial holding a feather suspended in blue liquid.
86A notebook page covered with ingredient substitutions.
87A ceramic container holding crystallized honey.
88A tiny silver funnel designed for precision work.
89A vial filled with smoke trapped decades ago.
90A folded recipe for a potion of questionable legality.
91A glass bottle etched with the phases of the moon.
92A dried seaweed sample from a subterranean ocean.
93A copper badge identifying a licensed alchemist.
94A crystal vial containing a fragment of frozen lightning.
95A tiny packet of powdered ruby.
96A brass scale weight shaped like a dragon's egg.
97A bottle containing liquid that forms different patterns each day.
98A sealed vial labeled simply: "Prototype."
99A silver-bound journal page torn from a famous alchemist's notes.
100A cracked philosopher's stone replica that occasionally emits harmless sparks.

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