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title: Session 74 General Notes title: Session 74 General Notes
description: description:
published: true published: true
date: 2024-03-04T14:51:07.710Z date: 2024-03-04T15:12:55.080Z
tags: game-master tags: game-master
editor: ckeditor editor: ckeditor
dateCreated: 2024-02-05T13:53:27.106Z dateCreated: 2024-02-05T13:53:27.106Z
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<li>&nbsp;</li> <li>String of Griffon Feathers<ol>
<li>Description: A string of feathers. The feathers seems to be of different age, and from different individual creatures</li>
<li>Plaque: One feather from each griffon companion ever raised by the Ravanelli household.</li>
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<li><strong>Mirror of Desire</strong> <li><strong>Mirror of Desire</strong>
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<li>Description: A mirror with a carved wooden brim. Instead of glass, it seems to use some sort of reflective iridescent crystal. A piece of black cloth is draped over most of the mirrored surface. The mirror is about 2-feet in height and a little over 1-foot wide. The pillar, with the mirror, is encased in glass, seemingly to prevent people from removing the cloth covering most of the reflective surface.</li> <li>Description: A mirror with a carved wooden brim. Instead of glass, it seems to use some sort of reflective iridescent crystal. A piece of black cloth is draped over most of the mirrored surface. The mirror is about 2-feet in height and a little over 1-foot wide. The pillar, with the mirror, is encased in glass, seemingly to prevent people from removing the cloth covering most of the reflective surface.</li>