[Books] Books are one of the shop's staples. The proprietress has an extensive collection of books, especially covering history, geography, alchemy, enchanting, and magic. Some of her volumes are exceptionally rare or dangerous, but the texts kept in the main shop area are more simple things, often duplicates of others in her collection — there's even a small selection of fiction, including some rather-risque romance novels.

[Potions] Potions are another staple of Enchanting Oddities, with much of the stock on the floor consisting of all the important basics for self-care and health, including analgesics, healing salves, sunscreen, lotions, and similar. Other rarer or more dangerous stock is kept behind the counter — or perhaps stored elsewhere entirely.

[Enchantments] Enchanted items are also something the shop tends to sell a modest amount of, including things such as cloths and materials that are supernaturally durable, or able to repair tears and cuts on their own. Some more strange items can also sometimes be found, such as the small lantern that can sometimes be spotted trailing the shopkeep of its own accord.

[Glamours] Yet another staple of the shop's wares are glamoured items. Most notable amongst them are some pieces of jewellery that project tattoo-like patterns onto skin, without the need for permanency nor the mess of body paint. Alongside such items is a small sign noting that most glamours need to be customized to fit the wearer specifically, and that this service is indeed provided by Enchanting Oddities.

[Relics] While there's often very few true relics in stock, Enchanting Oddities sometimes has such strange or unusual objects about, though often they are not simply displayed in the main shop area. Furthermore, the proprietress is available for hire in handling, identifying, or researching strange magical relics — and will often be interested in purchasing such things for resale or simply for herself.

[Adult Wares] [18+] The eccentric little shop also sells a selection of adult-oriented items, though these are not kept or displayed in the main floor of the shop. The sorts of items generally align with the others that the shop sells, just with an 'adult' lean to them — books, potions, enchanted items, glamours, and perhaps even the occasional relic.

[Sold!] A Beginner's Guide to Poisonous Plants of Aldenard: A volume detailing some of the basic poisonous plants of Aldenard, though the author focuses on those with hallucinogenic toxins.

[Sold!] The Painter's Dreams: A volume filled with prints of a reclusive painter from Dravania, with vistas of — allegedly — other worlds depicted.

A Brief History of the Republic of Garlemald: A rare volume that contains some of the history of the pre-Imperial Garlean Republic, including depictions of some aspects of normal life at the time.

An assortment of paperback fiction novels: There's also quite a number of paperback fiction novels in a box near the more prominently-displayed centerpiece books — though it's quite clear these were not sorted or hand-picked, but grabbed at seeming random.

Self-healing cloth: A bolt of undyed cloth, suitable for use by a skilled tailor. The cloth may be used to create a garment that, when damaged, will gradually repair itself to its original state, so long as no substantial amount of material is lost.

Tracker's compass: A compass with a detailed enchantment inscribed into the components that allows one skilled with aether manipulation to temporarily imbue the device with an aetheric signature to point towards. The range of the compass is fairly low, especially when tracking a moving target.

Fancy fingernails: A small assortment of rings and bracelets that, when worn, project a glamour of fancy, long, and/or manicured fingernails. Far easier to deal with than actual nails, and much less likely to accidentally scratch someone.

Tattoos and body paint: A small assortment of necklaces imbued with glamours that look like tattoos or body paint on the wearer's skin, without any of the mess or permanency.