The caster is able to discover on their person some object which they could have brought with them on the journey, would they have had been able to do so within the last season. Often used by the forgetful mage to have a handy tool with them, however such tampering is not without risk. Roll a Spell Check (2d6 + Thaumaturgy rank + Celestial attunement + Intelligence modifier), with a cumulative -2 penalty for each time this spell has been used in the past season.
| Spell Check | Outcome |
|---|---|
| Disaster | Warping, caster also discovers they have lost a random item during the past week |
| <7 | Spell failure, cumulative -2 still applies |
| 7 - 10 | Have one additional item |
| 11 - 13 | Up to two items |
| 14 - 16 | Up to three items, either of which may have been acquired with the help of an ally |
| 17+ | May make any reasonable changes to their inventory |
These are things which the caster could have reasonably brought with them, meaning any cost they would have paid is immediately deducted from their funds. This spell is not powerful enough to violate fundamental causality, such as being able to have sneak a sword beyond a perceptive search, but is able to overcome reasonable hardship - such as a bag of dry goods having survived a rainstorm during the past week. If in doubt, the roll is made with disfavor.