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The Hill King's Dining Fork
Weapon (shortsword, rapier, or trident), Rare (optional attunement)

Forget about silverware, this is cutlery fit for a king! This oversized dining fork once belonged to a hill giant chieftain renowned for feasts that left entire villages with nothing but crumbs. Now repurposed as a deadly weapon with twin tines and a tarnished gold handle, it excels at carving large beasts and can detect poison before it reaches your mouth. Pair it with a Hill Giant's belt to awaken the giant magic embedded in both items. Trap an enemy between the tines of this fork, then hurl them like a javelin into the nearest wall.

Collection: Relics of the Seven Kingdoms

No hedge knight makes it far without a little help from smiths, maesters, and the old gods watching over the realm. This collection of magical items draws inspiration from "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms", which I just recently finished watching, as well as from the gritty, low-fantasy world of Game of Thrones. Whether you need items for a tournament or your campaign leans into political tension and rough roads, here are options that any adventurer would love to have at their disposal, whether you want to reward loyalty, enhance survival outside of combat, or add a little more bite while dueling others.

Perfect for a Dunk and Egg-inspired side quest, a low-magic Westeros setting, or any D&D table that could use a bit more grit.