What's a good name for little magic trinkets with minor

>>49993754
Knick-knacks, doo-dads, Whatchima-callits, and who could forget, thingy-ma-bobers.

>>49993754
A talisman, perhaps.

>>49993754
Numenera calls them Ciphers. They're bits of extremely ancient tech, 'cept the PCs don't know that because it's the fundamental premise of Numenera, so close enough.

>>49994112

I'd think a talisman would more be like an amulet, though the term is general enough.

Maybe Fetishes work?

>>49993754
Tools. isn't that what they are?

>>49994314
Fetish is what WoD's Werewolf the Apocalypse calls them.

I personally always say "warded" _____ or "enchanted" ______ whether it be a ring, sword, boots, or what-have-you.

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>>49993754
Ärms.

>>49994369

While Warded X or Enchanted Y works- I mostly intend those for armor and weapons. These are specifically little glass figurines, painted turtleshells, little grass knots and so forth that just cast a set spell out if it's own little recharging energy pool. So I wanted a spefic name.

>>49993754
>Trinkets sound kind of dinky.

Tronkets; they sound bigger.

Anything enchanted by magic is a rune

>>49993754
Totems?

>>49993754
>Relics.
FFVI Style.

>Wondrous Items
D&D Style.

>Accessories
FFT Style

Curios?

All of the above.

Tchotchkes
Baubles
Gewgaws
Jujus
Widgets