#dungeons and dragons magic items

[quinnyyyleft]

Our DM gave us a shared bag of holding.

It's called the "Bag of Sharing" and we each got a fanny pack type bag that meets the big one that one of us carries. So all of our items and supplies can get shared.

Today, one of our party members stored a martini in her bag, and another party member dipped his hand in it.

10/10 Magic Item

[the-fluffy-folio]

Critter Caster – Wondrous item, very rare

This inconspicuous token was in fact created solely for recreational purpose – as a tiny theatre for cheerful plays so to say. However, some cunning adventurers are rumored to use it in rather sinister ways – be it as a distraction or a trap.

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[michaeljpatrick]

The Counterpart Mirror is just one of the fantastic items to be found in Branderbiggle's Box of Baubles!

[brewerssupplies]

Bringing back this classic for the upcoming spooky season!

[cloaksandcapes]

Vial of Archfey Blood

Consumable, very rare (requires attunement)

“A crystalline vial containing a dose of golden swirling Archfey blood. This blood was willingly given by the Archfey, and thus, it holds greater magical properties than it would otherwise.”

Consuming this potion grants you a permanent boon, allowing you to cast the Misty Step spell without expending a spell slot. Once you cast this spell, you cannot cast it again until you finish a Long Rest.

Keepsake. A vial of Archfey blood is a powerful item and radiates magic. If you attune to and keep this vial on you, you are Immune to Divination magic such as the Scrying spell. Additionally, if you fail a saving throw against a spell or magical effect, you can choose to succeed instead. Once you have used this property of the vial, you can’t use it again until the next dawn.

Whether you consume, or attune to this vial your creature type registers as Fey to spells and other effects that detect the presence of the Fey creature type.

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[teaandspite]

D&D Concept: The Sword in the Tarrasque

Absolute Monarchies can be tricky things, unless you happen to have a One True King, preferably with a magic sword that’s a good judge of character. Fortunately, our kingdom has one of those. Or, well. Had. The King’s Sword turns things to stone. It’ll turn you to stone too, if you try to use it without being the One True King. Most folks let go of it fast enough that it’s reversible. And yes, Wizards have been debating for decades about how exactly it knows, with everything from reincarnation to recessive traits to sentient metal being thrown around. The result is that we’ve had centuries of great kings, with the occasional bad apple when someone hides the sword or drops it in a lake. For the record, we didn’t lose the sword this time, we know exactly where it is.

A stone Tarrasque.

The last One True King used it to fight a Tarrasque that was threatening the capitol, about sixty years ago. See that hill over there? It’s not a hill. We tried all the obvious things to get it back. But it turns out that stone Tarrasques are just as durable as regular ones, so trying to break it up will just break your hammer. And, here’s the thing: the Wizards are pretty sure the Tarrasque is still alive in there.

So yeah, we're going to be stuck with normal rulers for a while.

One more thing, in case you get any bright ideas: the Sword is stabbed into the roof of the Tarrasque’s mouth.

[homebrew-a-la-traumaverse]

Subclasseptember Day 4: Expert

It's always good to have a hidden utility belt full of things that'll be useful for escaping a jail. Also, knives. Lots and lots of knives.

[regal-bones]

A blade of swirling smoke and reddened eyes 💨🍃

This started as a joke but I think I committed to hard - happy 420 😎

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[oldschoolfrp]

Stepping through a mirror of travel to emerge in a distant location (Ned Dameron, from "Bazaar of the Bizarre -- The magic fortress: magical items for fantasy castles" by J Jasper Owens, Dragon 145, May 1989) This article also describes the improved mirror of travel, 14 other magic items, and 2 new spells useful for castle owners. This lady also owns a basin of the angel, which pours healing water and radiates magical protection, and a horn of war to summon 10-200 quaggoths to attack her foes.

[cosmicpixel01]

From a little series of ⊹ ✧˖°.Magical Candies. ݁₊ ⊹ . ݁ I started putting together way too long ago. I retired the project for a little while but I figured I shouldn't let the work go to waste. Maybe I'll return to this project and make it a proper compilation, but for now enjoy the art!

And if you want to incorporate any of these into your dnd campaigns, stats below!

Concentration Hearts Wondrous Item, Common

These small, heart-shaped candies are slightly blue in color from the small amount of Magemint they contain, and each one bears a short message of encouragement. They usually come in a box, containing 1d4 + 4 candies.

Eating a Concentration Heart as a Bonus Action grants you Advantage on each Concentration check you make until the end of your next turn, but you can’t benefit from this effect again until the next dawn.

The effect of a Concentration heart does not stack with other items or abilities that give you Advantage on Concentration checks.

Dulcet Leche Caramels Wondrous Item, Common

These creamy caramels draw their magical properties from the same magical honey as the near-legendary Poet’s Mead - and like the alcoholic drink, the recipe is a closely-guarded secret.

But as well as providing temporary relief from a sore throat, any creature who eats one of these magic candies (1d4 + 2 in a bag) can add their proficiency bonus to any Performance check related to singing for 10 minutes. If you’re already proficient, you get Advantage when trying to hit a note that’s outside your normal range, or sing in a style that you usually don’t.

Darkvision Dark Chocolate

Wondrous Item, Common

Decadent dark chocolate truffles infused with magical fungi harvested from the Underdark. When consumed on either an action, a bonus action, or outside of battle, these candies grant the creature the ability to see in the dark for 8 hours. For the duration, that creature has darkvision out to a range of 60 feet. Eating a second chocolate within that timeframe grants the creature Superior Darkvision: You can see in dim light within 120 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. However, doing so will give you disadvantage in sunlight for the same duration.

In both instances, you can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray. The effects can be removed by lesser restoration.

Elasticate Taffy Wondrous Item, Uncommon [Inspired by the spell ‘Elasticate’ From Balasar’s Guide]

A fruity piece of taffy that, when eaten, makes your body as bendable and stretchable as rubber. Your reach for touch-based spells increases by 10 feet, you take half damage from falling, and you can contort yourself to fit inside a space ¼ your size or go through an opening ¼ your width.

If you’re stretched out while when its effect wears off, you return to normal as soon as its safe to do so, but you take 1 level of Exhaustion for every 1 minute spent in this state.

[the-fluffy-folio]

Vintage Trading Card – Wondrous item, rare

The time-ridden remnant of an ancient set of cards – brittle, yet still bursting with the magic it used to hold.

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[lair-master]

2 Magic Items for D&D

(text versions under the cut.)

Bag of Rats Wondrous item, common This grayish-brown bag squirms, writhes, and squeaks when held. Inside it are 3d4 rats. The bag weighs 1/2 pound plus 1 pound per rat it contains. As an action, you can dump the bag's contents out onto the ground, causing a swarm of rats to land in an unoccupied space within 5 feet of you. Alternatively, as an action, you can draw a rat from the bag and place it in an unoccupied space you can reach. Rats from the bag are hostile to all creatures, including you.

Cloak of Nine Lives Wondrous item, uncommon This cloak has 1d8 + 1 charges. If you fail a death saving throw while wearing it, the cloak loses 1 charge, and you succeed instead. When its last charge is lost, the cloak becomes nonmagical.

[cloaksandcapes]

A magic item for use in Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition tabletop role-playing game. This is a homebrew magic item created by Cloaks and Capes.

Shard of Frozen Time

Wondrous Item, very rare

“A large clear, blue crystal that fits in the palm of your hand. When you look through it, everything you see is either a few seconds behind what is actually happening, or a few seconds ahead. Giving you a short glimpse into time.”

While this item is in your possession you can use your Reaction a second time in the same round. Once you use this property you cannot use it again until the next dawn.

Out of Time. When you are reduced to 0 Hit Points, your body slips out of time and you enter into a stasis until the start of your turn in the next round. During this time you have Immunity to all damage, and do not make any Death Saving Throws. This effect ends if you regain any Hit Points. Once this property has been used, it cannot be used again until the next dawn.

Just In Time. While affected by the Out of Time property, you can destroy this magic item (no action required) to immediately gain the benefits of a Long Rest.

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Subclasseptember Day 7: Stars

Featuring art from the talented @r2d2upgrade! Thank you for giving permission to use your fanart.

The Starlight Rapier! Make a dozen attacks in a single turn. Do any of them hit? Who cares, honestly? It's more important that you turn the battlefield into a rave.

Because of course the fey that shoots giant lasers everywhere is sandbagging just to give you a chance. At least, unless you make her angry. She's quite fond of her butterflies.

[regal-bones]

Been a while since I’ve posted a big collection of swords in one place - here’s some recent commissions 🗡️🗡️🗡️

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