Ah, Filfaere, have you ever heard of the Heart's Gilt—a bronze coin reputed to channel restorative energies when held over the heart? I found a parchment that mentions its use in ancient apothecaries, and I suspect there's a forgotten lore about its maker's intent that might intrigue even an elven healer.

Indeed, Filfaere, I’ve catalogued a handful of those coins. The inscription is a faint Latin incantation: “Vitae lumen, cura dolor” – “Light of life, heal the pain.” The weight is slightly off from the standard bronze alloy, suggesting an intentional over‑cast. I suspect the apothecaries were not merely sprinkling hope but coaxing the coin’s own latent energy. Of course, I remain wary; the legends about drawing too much life are not without precedent. In my own experiments, I’ve found the pulse intensifies only when the bearer’s mind is focused, not merely hopeful. A delicate balance, indeed, lest the coin become a mirror of our own fragility.