{{Oh, alright. I'm sorry; in the post where I mentioned using Detect Magic, I should have made more explicit that I was asking about those unidentified items specifically to see whether they -were- magical. Seeing no response, I just kind of assumed that the spell didn't pick up anything; I'll try to be better about making clear my intentions! Response to Sashi is edited as follows...}}<br/><br/>Sashi's sheepish reply to his gaze leaves Chrrou looking confused for a moment, before the mouse gives a sudden and startled shake of his head. "Oh! Oh, no, it's not-- that's not why I was staring, I promise," he reassures, perhaps a little too high and too squeaky. "I just wanted to be sure... It's pretty on you, but it..." He squints a little longer, "...it IS more than just an earring. Sashi, that's ensorcelled... I think it's a... protective spell, but I'm not sure. Just be careful, alright? It'd be a good idea to have it looked at. Sometime. I guess it's probably okay for now..." The rest of the magic-emanating items are arranged neatly with the more-obviously functional enchanted spoils.<br/><br/>[Taking ten on Spellcraft checks for the Detect Magic yields 25, good enough to discern the school of magic associated with effects up through level 5, so I assume those posted schools of magic to have been discerned.]<br/><br/>The bird, on the other hand, receives most of Chrrou's attention for the following duration, interspersing gentle reassurances with a smoothing of the treant-turned-avian's ruffled feathers, applied with a learned gentleness. He'll have to devise a way to entice Nocke to stay nearer the ground before next time; should the need to dispel the enchantment arise, it'd be disastrous for the treant to be located some scores of feet above.