This clockwork bust of a nondescript woman has a small slot built into the forehead the same size and shape as an Azlanti Recording Gem. If a gem is slotted in the contraption's forehead, it replays the information stored within, projecting any visual information via its eyes while its mouth moves along with produced sounds.
This captured Clockwork Spy was found observing the abandoned Talmandor's Bounty from within the otherwise-empty town hall. It appears to be self-winding with an internal key, and its purpose or mission is currently unknown.
Inscibed with the name "Xiphos" this +1 Azlanti Longsword has an emerald crossguard wrapped in leather and gold wire and is glowing with a pale emerald light as per the spell light. Its remarkable condition suggests it is immune to the wear and rust of either water or time, while its gold wiring terminates in a bizare electro-thaumaturgic fuse.
At the height of the Azlanti Empire, the electro-thaumaturgic fuse would gather ambient energy broadcast from the city, though that method of powering this sword is no longer possible. It can, however, be imitated through magic. A caster may specifically target Xiphos with a spell as though it were a living creature to empower the sword for a number of rounds equal to their casting modifier. This grants a bonus to attack and damage rolls on the weapons next attack, whether it hits an enemy or not, equal to the level of the spell used to empower the weapon, after which the spell is expended and not delivered to the target unless the wielder is capable of delivering spellstrikes. If this attack hits multiple targets, only the first target takes the bonus damage. This bonus damage does not stack with the Arcane Strike feat.
If the wielder is capable of delivering a spellstrike with the spell used to empower Xiphos, they may hold the charge in the sword normally for up to a number of rounds equal to the casters casting modifier, even if they miss with an attack roll. A spell held in this way is still immediately discharged the first time it hits a creature, even if it normally allows for multiple touch attacks or if the wielder only uses the sword to deliver a touch spell, though the wielder may also choose to deliver the spell's effect normally via spellstrike upon contact in addition to the bonus damage.
This wound and working timepiece is at the correct time despite needing to be wound every 60 days. It doubles as a compass, providing the same +2 circumstance bonus. It is possible that this timepiece is a precursor to the pathfinder societies Wayfinders.
Rowboat - Seats up to 6 people.
Canoe - Seats up to 3 people.
Gaege Murani - Her motherly insight grants a +2 competence bonus on influence and discovery checks against children, youth, and small creatures.
Faedwyr Trundlebrook - He always backs the expedition team 100%, granting each PC one additional social round during colony-wide events and social crisis' he is a member in as he helps keep the crowds patient and willing to listen.
Tipps Kreggan - Gifts an expedition teamster a gem or ioun stone each week that Tipps found and reminded Tipps of the teamster. GM rolls to determine value and teamster.
Medrinnah Harleau - Promises to not rob the party. Each week, there is a 50% chance that she 'finds something' for the PC's, usually missing evidence, investigation clues, or items belonging to a character or merchant in the colony that is unfriendly to the party. If the item is valuable, she offers to sell it to the party for 50% of its total value.
Gov. Ramona Advanth - Includes the PC's on daily colonist reports, granting a +2 bonus on all insight and discovery checks with the other colonists.
Father Eamon Caranth - Sets up a random PC on a date once per week with a chosen NPc "match". This grants a dual social round with a +2 bonus.
Lyra Heatherly - After making the expedition team a higher priority, there is a 50% chance each week that she locates an undiscovered area of interest, if one exists.