Here are more magical items that have been sitting on my Notes app for quite awhile! Enjoy! If you plan on using any of these items in your campaign definitely message me and tell me about it.
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Trinkets from the world of Torrid, which I will hopefully get to run a game in, soon! Torrid is a world thought to be abandoned by the gods, with their only remnant being a divine thunderstorm called the Winged Light. It’s just a storm, with no consciousness or morality, but those who survive a lightning strike from it become “Torches” - demigod-like heroes. The world has survived a cataclysm already, but it’s looking like it could be due for another…
I did the art for this one! I’m looking to do most / all of my homebrew art going forward.
Link to the Homebrewery sheet (without the art, unfortunately) will be in the reblogs for readability, since these got a bit crunched.
Wondrous Weapons, Wes Crum cover with color by Rick Houser, a 1982 Judges Guild “Universal Fantasy Supplement” for D&D or other RPG systems, with stats for 120 magic weapons and keyed maps of The Wondrous Shop of Armerikus the Dwarf where some of these items might be found
A mischievous fey encounter with a character, magic item, and creatures with stat blocks for use in D&D 5e.
Deep in the forest is a tree that towers over the rest, marking the location of an ancient glade. This glade is a popular resting point for travelers but is also the home of a capricious fey that enjoys playing a particularly dangerous game with those that visit its clearing. While the game is usually not lethal, those who are not experienced in dealing with the twisted words of feyfolk are sure to continue their journey with several new bruises…
We hope that these resources fit neatly into your collection! You’re welcome to run the whole thing as-written, as you wish, or completely piecemeal. We just hope that you and your players have a good time. :)
A star has fallen just outside of town, and still burns with untapped energy! Troy’s new article describes three magic items to be won, if your party can overcome its mysterious manifestations…
An encounter in the crater of a fallen star, including a location, three magic items, and three otherworldly creatures with stat blocks for use in D&D 5E.
A light falls from the night sky, drawing the curiosity of everyone in town as it streaks through the darkness and crashes in the distant fields. Naturally, it takes only moments for curiosities, rumors, and questionable stories of otherworldly visitors to erupt. The distance from town and the dangers along the way are the only things preventing an assembly of ale-sodden farmers from marching their way to the impact site in the dead of night…
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So I was having a lovely conversation with @princeofsparrows about magic and magical items and he sent me several links to very useful lists and tables. Those can be used by any DM to improve the game and set some more fun/challenge into the game without adding enemies or limiting themselves to always better armors and weapons.
My players usually discuss for an hour about the best way to open every door with a single rune on it (even if the rune actually just means “toilets”). So if I give them an omniously glowing fork and they will turn around it for half of the evening…
We decided to share with you some links with awesome ideas for loot (or your NPC merchants). The links below include (but are not limited to):
Belt of Pants: This belt creates illusory pants on the wearer. The wearer can suppress the illusion at will.
Digging Spoon: This tiny spoon can dig through any substance with a forceful push.
Hungry coin: Cursed. Will attempt to eat other coins that it comes into contact with. Eats 100 coins an hour.
Crossbow of Whispers (Weapon, light crossbow): You can use an action to whisper a message and fire a bolt from this weapon at a target within range. If you hit, the target (and only the target) hears the message.
Scroll of Cure Blindness: Cures blindness when read.
Now I will let @princeofsparrows to continue. He still has some things to add :)
The great thing about a lot of these items is that, despite their apparent uselessness, as with most things in D&D, an innovative player can find some use for it… and I feel it throws a bit of a wrench into the mix. Here are some other honorable mentions:
Rebloging for the screenshots.
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Item: masterpost of items that could each deserve an entry on this blog
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The legendary Bonewarp Armor, crafted by the hero Wulf Bonebreaker himself, can be found in the deepest pits of the new world, safely hidden away by the very creatures that it was made to eradicate. You must slash your way through breeding pits full of demons and ancient crypts swarming with zombies to attain each piece of Wulf’s plated bone armor, but the full set is worth the risk - or is it?
For better, full-page high quality imagery, take a look at the Bonewarp Armor at the Homebrewery here!
This small collection of magical items for fifth edition Dungeons & Dragons gives you a few more options for your spellcasting PCs, that aren’t +1 arcane foci! Depending on what school or type of magic your players specialize in, some items may be very useful for them. And if all else fails, being able to prepare one extra spell every day can benefit everyone, even that pesky fighter who insists the cleric doesn’t need to prepare revivify :)
For better, full-page high quality imagery, take a look at the Spellcasting Items collection at the Homebrewery here!
Thieves of the widespread black network known as the Grimalken were blessed by Mask, god of thieves, for their loyalty to him. Mask granted them a shred of his own ebony cloak, which was quickly multiplied by the Grimalken thieves who were skilled in transmutation magic. Talented seamstresses employed by the network sewed the fabric onto boiled leathers, reinforcing it with magically enchanted silver studs and clasps. The final product was the Sablecat Armor, designed, made, worn, and blessed by thieves, black as night and completely soundproof. Lucky initiates into the Grimalken (or some other thieves’ guilds who have duplicated the Armor for themselves) may be able to attain a set - although the armors worn by the Grimalken grandmaster thieves are the most coveted and impressive.
Treat the rogue in your life (or your party) with a set of specialized studded leather armor, and allow them to climb the ranks of their local thieves’ guild and gain more impressive sets. The Sablecat Armor can be easily placed into the hands of any network of your own design, or any existing network, such as the Zhentarim, as a future hint to any sneaky, thieving players that belonging to a faction comes with its own rewards!
For better, full-page high quality imagery, go take a look at the Sablecat Armor at the Homebrewery here!
New at @moccafestnyc : come see me at H255 on the 2nd floor for No Swords Volume 2: 2 Swords, an all-new collection of designs & use cases for 31 (more) magic items!
Oyunchimeg aka Yun, halfling aberrant mind sorcerer.
He’s my BF character in the game I DM. He’s a little weird guy, looking creepy, but very cheerful, with a kink for dwarf daddies… He’s recently acquired the Cloak of the Depths and Twinkleluck’s Hat of Surprises, homebrew magical objects you can find on Luca’s Emporium of Magic Treasures.
Howdy all! Got another thing I’ve put together that I’m pretty excited about. A while back Risk of Rain 2 got it’s anniversary update and with it came the final 2 items in the Heresy Set. What makes these items so interesting is they actually replace your existing character abilities instead of giving you new ones. Now that we have all 4, your entire kit completely changes and you actually transform into a new survivor, known as the Lunar Heretic. Pardon me for a sec but all of this is so fucking cool to me I just had to take a stab at it.
So what I went with was a 4 piece item set that lets you transform into the Heretic if you are attuned to all 4 items (yes I’ve taken the 3 item attunement limit into account). Lots of fun mechanics at play here. I love the idea of item sets that do a special things when you have them itsall and I wish there were more in the base game. Guess that’s what I’m here for, eh? Anyway hope y'all like em.
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A traditional hunter’s trophy called “charivari,” the silver ornaments worn with lederhosen in southern Germany and Austria.
Made with a silver standard no longer used in Germany, so most likely dates to the first half of 20th century or earlier. Made of real marten (wild weasel) jaw in fine silver 835 mount.
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