Magical Items
Elaith is a veritable collector of magical items, and as such, his entire inventory would be impossible to note. His more notable magical trinkets are as follows:
His dormant Moonblade, an elven artifact that previously rejected him as its owner (because of his questionable character) - inevitably causing his exile. It has been reactivated in the novel, Elfsong.
Elaith also owns a magical dagger that returns to his hand after it is thrown. He obtained it through a trade from the harper, Danilo Thann.
Finally, Elaith owns a scrying ball, which he uses in conversing with prospective clients - and potentially spying on them.
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