Amulets
Rolled up using this Exploding Corpse Table
A hefty living fruit bat without a name -- if its owner gives it a name, it loses its power. The bat is only comfortable around men, and will flee from anyone else who tries to pick it up. If its wings are draped over its owner's shoulders like a cape, it clasps its claws together and falls into a deep sleep. It protects the owner for one sea voyage, they will neither fall into the ocean nor be harmed by creatures of the deep. When its owner sets foot on land once again, the bat becomes mundane and flies away.
The left radial bone of Saint Newfo the Wall, grown into a sapling and cut into a walking stick. Newfo bargained his life to save his village from an avalanche. Whoever carries the stick gains +2 AC vs rocks and a +2 to saving throws against cave-ins or petrification. The stick offers no benefit if its bearer carries any other magic items.
A dried lilac bulb, grown in the shape of a beatific face and tied to a loop of jute. If its owner spends an hour praying to the bulb in the morning, it causes a headache when approaching dangerous sharp points, such as swords or spike traps, which intensifies with proximity.
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Listening to: Kill the Computer, Nosy Neighbors
Reading: Tiger Tiger by Petra Erika Nordlund