Homebrew Magic Items A - Z
M
agic Items are presented in
alphabetical order. A magic item's
description gives the item's name, its
category, its rarity, and its magical
properties.
All or Nothing
Weapon (Finesse Weapon), rare
This weapon functions as a +1 weapon.
When used by a rogue to deal sneak attack damage, rather
than dealing Xd6 sneak attack damage, the damage is
modified to 1d6 * X.
Amulet of The Martyr
Wondrous Item, rare (requires attunement)
Once per long rest, when an attack from an enemy would
reduce an ally to 0 HP, a creature attuned to this item may
make a Dexterity Saving Throw with a DC equal to the
initiative count of the attacking creature. On a successful
save, the creature attuned to this item may use their reaction
to take the dash action and must move towards the target ally
using the most direct path. If the creature attuned to the
Amulet ends their turn within 5 ft of the ally, they intercept
the attack and take double the damage and the ally takes
none. Any opportunity attacks taken during the activation of
this item are made at advantage.
Additionally, a creature attuned to this amulet can use their
action to expend and roll a single hit die to heal a creature
within 5 feet that is at 0 HP for the amount rolled plus the
attuned creatures Constitution modifier.
Bag of Withholding
Wondrous item, uncommon (cursed)
By all appearances this item appears to be a regular Bag of
Holding, however it is much more. Bound within this Bag of
Holding is a greedy entity, that will make itself known the first
time a character attempts to remove an item from the bag.
Incredibly selfish, the bag will not give up a single item, no
matter how mundane, without a fight. In order to retrieve an
item the character must succeed on a DC 15 Strength check
to forcefully remove the item or a DC 15 Charisma
(Persuasion, Intimidation, Deception) check to convince the
bag to let the item go.
The bag can communicate with any creature that comes
into physical contact with it and can understand any
language.
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Beast Master's Bond
Wondrous Item, very rare (requires attunement by a Ranger:
Beast Master/Beast Conclave)
A matching set of bracers and a collar. When the bracers
are worn by a Beast Master/Beast Conclave and the collar is
worn by the masters companion, both receive the following
magical enhancements:
The companion's attacks are now considered magical for
the purposes of overcoming resistance to mundane
damage.
The Animal Companion gains a +1 bonus to its attack and
damage rolls.
While within 10 feet of each other, the Ranger and the
companion gain a +1 to their AC.
Once per long rest, the Ranger can use their action to cast
Enlarge targeting both the companion and the master.
This item must be either crafted by the Ranger or
commissioned by the Ranger to either a fellow Ranger Beast
Master/Beast Conclave, Elvish Blacksmith, or Druid. The
item is crafted using; the hide of an animal slain by the
ranger and the companion together, an ounce of blood from
both the Ranger and the companion, special herbs and oils,
and must be crafted under the light of a magical event such
as the Solstice, the Blood Moon, a Full Moon, or an Eclipse.
Alternatively, the item can be found as loot, but must be
attuned to the Ranger and their companion during one of the
magical events listed above.
Blade of the Broken King
Weapon (+1 longsword), rare (requires attunement)
This sword has an emerald dust filigreed dragon bone hilt
and a blade of damascus burnished adanamatium, however
the blade is broken, leaving only the first four inches of what
was once a truly beautiful blade. This blade is the shattered
remains of a legendary sword wielded by the Conqueror King
in the Age of Expansion, now known as The Broken King
after his decent into madness which shattered the unity of
the realm. The sword still maintains a shadow of its former
power, but this power must be awoken through combat.
The weapon is classified as +1 Longsword and initially
deals 1d4 damage rather than 1d8/1d10. Each time the
weapon deals damage to a creature a spectral shard of the
sword returns and the weapon gains a charge, increasing the
weapons damage by 1d4. The Blade of the Broken King can
hold 5 charges, dealing 5d4 damage. The weapon looses 2
charges if a round of combat (6 seconds) passes without
dealing damage to a creature.
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 Blink and Shift
Weapons (Daggers), Artifact (requires attunement, both
daggers occupy only one attunement slot when attuned
together)
Once wielded by a highly skilled assassin, these daggers
have been enchanted to allow a combatant to dance around
their opponents with ease, never staying in one location for
more than a moment.
Each dagger has a bonus to its damage and attack roll
modifier equal to one half the attuned creatures proficiency
bonus (rounded down).
Blink - The double edged blade of this dagger seems to
infrequently phase in and out of reality for brief moments.
Once per short rest, a creature attuned to this dagger can
use their action to cast the Blink spell, requiring no
components.
Shift - The single edged blade of this dagger does not cast
a reflection as would be expected, instead it seems to reflect
the environment as if it were being held in a location
approximately 30 feet away in a random direction.
Once per turn, as part of the attack action, this dagger can
be thrown at an object, structure, or creature within range;
when the blade lands a creature attuned to it can chose to
teleport to the dagger location, appearing with their hand on
the hilt, or can teleport the dagger back to themselves,
causing it to appear in their hand.
Bow of Arash
Weapon (longbow), very rare (requires attunement)
The Bow of Arash is a +1 Longbow.
While you are attuned to this item, you no longer have
disadvantage on your ranged weapon attack rolls when
attacking at long range.
Additionally, before you make a ranged attack roll, you may
use a bonus action to infuse the arrow with your life essence.
When you do so, subtract any number of your Hit Dice, up to
your Constitution modifier and if the attack hits add the
additional dice to the damage dealt.
Bracers of The Weapon Master
Wondrous Item, very rare
These bracers are studded with 12 solid mithril studs
spaced equally along each bracer.
The wearer of these bracers can store a weapon in each
stud, at which point an engraving of the weapon appears on
the surface of the stud.
The wearer can summon forth any weapon that has been
stored in the bracer at will, including during an attack roll,
allowing the wearer to switch quickly between different
potential weapons.
These bracers can be found with 1d6 random weapons
already contained within, and a 10% chance of one of those
items being a basic +1 weapon.
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Cape of the Mazequin
Wondrous Item, Legendary (requires attunement)
Once per day, a creature that is attuned to this cloak can
use their action to raise it's hood and activate the
enchantment. For 1 hour creatures that would observe (sight,
sound, smell) the wearer must succeed on a DC 18 Charisma
Saving Throw or be charmed.
While charmed in such a way, the creature ignores the
presence of the wearer and treats them as if they did not
exist. Creatures that are suspicious of the wearers presence
(for example; other creatures pointing out the wearer, objects
that are picked up by the wearer [which would appear to be
floating], doors opening and closing, etc, etc) can attempt
another Charisma Saving Throw at the end of each of their
turns. Creatures that succeed on the saving throw are
immune to the Cape's effect for 24 hours.
Creatures that are targeted with a hostile action by the
wearer (attack, spell, push, etc) make Charisma Saving
Throw with advantage after the action is performed (all
following Charisma saving throws by the creature for the
Cape of the Mazequine are made at advantage as well)
Chaos Barbs
Weapon (darts), rare (requires attunement)
This small red-brown felt pouch contains 2d6+2 magical
darts. You have a +1 bonus to attack rolls made with the
darts. They each deal 1d4 piercing damage plus 1d6 bonus
damage of a random type, determined after each hit by rolling
a d10 as follows: fire (1), cold (2), lightning (3), acid (4), poison
(5), thunder (6), force (7), necrotic (8), or psychic (9). On a 10,
increase the bonus damage to 1d8 and roll again for the
damage type. Each time a 10 is rolled increase the damage
die up to a d12.
If you spend 1 action concentrating on the pouch, the
pouch becomes attuned to your choice of these damage types
for 1 minute. Any darts drawn from the pouch during this
time deal 1d6 bonus damage of the attuned type instead of
rolling for a random type.
A dart that remains outside of the pouch for longer than 10
minutes melts into a small, viscous, red-brown puddle and is
destroyed. Anything put into the pouch other than the darts or
your hand is violently ejected.
Flux
Weapon (longbow), Legendary (requires attunement)
A longbow made from a cutting of the Elder Tree that sits
at the junction of the four elemental planes, this weapon is as
hard as adamantium and brimms with elemental energy.
A +2 longbow, Flux does not shoot actual arrows, instead it
shoots arrows of pure energy that deal 1d8 + 1d4 elemental
damage based on its affinity.
Once per short rest a creature atttuned to Flux can shift its
elemental affinity to one of the following: Acid, Cold, Fire,
Lightning, or Thunder.
Once per long rest, as an action, you can channel Flux's
latent energy into a single devastating arrow.
Based on Flux's current elemental affinity, one of the
following effects occurs.
Devouring Acid: The target must succeed on a Dexterity
Saving Throw (DC 16) taking 4d6 Acid damage on a failed
save, or half as much on a success. If the target fails their
saving throw, their AC is reduced by 2. Targets wearing
magic armor or with legendary resistances are immune to
this effect.
Subzero: The target must make a Constitution saving
throw (DC 16), taking 4d6 cold damage and become
restrained as they begin to freeze solid on a failure,
creatures that fail by 5 or more are instantly frozen.
Creatures that succeed the saving throw take half damage
and are not restrained. The restrained creature must
repeat the saving throw at the end of its turn, becoming
frozen on a failure or ending the effect on a success. The
freeze lasts until the creature is freed by the greater
restoration spell or similar magic, or they melt. Creatures
resistant or immune to cold damage are immune to this
effect.
Explosive Blast: Chose a location within 150 ft. Creatures
within 20 ft. of that location must succeed on Dexterity
Saving Throw (DC 16), taking 8d6 fire damage on a
failure, and half as much damage on a success.
Shocking Bolt: You fire a bolt of pure lightning in a 100 ft.
by 5 ft. line in a direction of your choice. Each creature in
the line must make a Dexterity saving throw (DC 16). A
creature takes 8d6 lightning damage on a failed save, or
half as much damage on a successful one.
Destructive Thunder: Chose a location within 150 ft.
Creatures within 10 ft. of that location must make a
Strength saving throw (DC 16), taking 6d6 Thunder
damage and being pushed 20 ft. away from the chosen
location. Creatures that succeed on the saving throw take
half damage and are not pushed. Creatures, objects, and
structures made of inorganic material take double
damage.
Once one of these effects has been used, Flux enters a
drained state, losing its elemental bonus damage and dealing
1d8 piercing damage. Flux regains its elemental affinity traits
after the next long rest.
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Hatred Incarnate
Weapon (greataxe), Legendary (Requires attunement by a
Paladin of Vengeance)
This wicked looking greataxe counts as a +3 Weapon.
When attuned by a Paladin of Vengeance the weapon gains
charges whenever a creature is attacked consecutively with
Hatred Incarnate. Any charges accumulated are lost if a
round of combat ends without Hatred Incarnate hitting a
creature or if any creature other than the one that had
previously been hit is hit with an attack.
Once per long rest, the attuned Paladin can, as an action,
consume all of the charges currently contained in the weapon
to deal a single attack to a creature, dealing 1d12 damage per
charge consumed. The charges must be consumed before the
attack is declared.
Hatred Incarnate can hold a maximum of 5 charges.
Hephaestus' Repeaters
Weapon (a pair of hand crossbows), Rare
These twin hand crossbows are magic weapons made of
fine craftmanship, each inscribed with a name written in
ancient dwarvish. The first is named Thalia and the second is
named Euthenia. When you are two weapon fighting with
both hand crossbows, you gain the following benefits:
You can ignore the loading property of both weapons if
you are proficient with them.
When you make a duel wielding attack, you can add your
ability modifier to damage rolls.
Imitator's Armor
Armor (any), Very Rare
This suit of finely crafted armor seems to fit any creature
that is Medium sized or smaller almost like a second skin.
However, this suit is actually a tame mimic. While wearing
this suit of armor a creature has resistance to all damage
except psychic, and the mimic takes the same amount of
damage. If the mimic is ever reduced to below half its total hit
point maximum it will begin to syphon health from the
creature that is wearing it. While the mimic is below half its
hit point maximum, the creature wearing the mimic takes
1d10 acid damage at the start of their turn and the mimic
heals the same amount.
If a creature attempts to remove the armor without the
consent of the mimic, they must succeed on a DC 18
Strength check to do so.
Immovable Quarterstaff
Weapon (quarterstaff), Rare
This metal quarterstaff is carved with intricate grooves
along its length, which do not line up in the center of the staff,
creating two distinct patterns on either side.
This quarterstaff functions as a +1 quarterstaff.
As an action a creature wielding the staff can twist both
sides, causing the grooves to re-align, at which point the staff
becomes an Immovable Rod.
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 Lantern of the Rat Lord
Wondrous Item, very rare (requires attunement)
This lantern seems to have a spectral entity bound within
that manifests in the form of a rat. This lantern provides light
like a normal lantern.
Once per long rest, a character attuned to the lantern can
use their action to call forth a swarm of rats to their aid. The
swarm follows the stat block within the Monster Manuel but
its appearance may change based on location and
environment. The swarm arrives at the beginning of the
wielders next turn at a location of their choice within 30 ft.
and obeys all commands given to it by the wielder of the
lantern.
When a rat swarm is within 5 ft of the character that is
attuned to the lantern and that character is subjected to an
attack requiring an attack roll, the character can use their
reaction to cause the rat swarm to briefly move into the
characters space and intercept the blow, using a Rat Swarms
AC and HP. After the attack is intercepted the swarm returns
to its original space. The rat swarm lasts for 1 minute or until
it's HP is reduced to 0.
The Lantern of the Rat Lord can also be used to ritual cast
the spell; Find Familiar. When the Lantern is used in this
way, the holder does not need to provide the material
components and the familiar must manifest in the form of a
rat.
Legacy of the Dragonborn
Wondrous Item (necklace/amulet), very rare (requires
attunement by a Dragonborn)
When attuned to this amulet, a Dragonborn breath weapon
becomes empowered.
At 5th level, if the Dragonborn has the Multiattack feature,
it can substitute one of its attacks for its breath weapon
attack.
At 9th level, the Dragonborn gains the ability to recharge
its breath weapon. At the end of its turn, the Dragonborn
can roll a d6, on a roll of 6 the Dragonborn regains its
breath weapon.
At 13th level, the Dragonborn breath weapon damage
increases from d6's to d8's
Nature's Boon
Wondrous Item (necklace/amulet), very rare (requires
attunement by a Druid)
While attuned to this amulet, the wearer gains a bonus to
their AC whenever they Wild Shape into a beast. The bonus
is equal to one half their proficiency modifier rounded down.
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Ring of Mocap
Wondrous Item, very rare (requires attunement)
This ring is composed of three seperate bands; two
emerald bands, and one glass band which contains a small
amount of quicksilver that can be seen sloshing around
within the glass band.
This ring stores the kinetic energy from the wielders arm
during everyday motion (walking, running, swinging, etc),
gaining 1 charge every day it is worn and attuned.
When the wearer makes an unarmed attack against a
creature or object, they can choose to expend a number of
charges up to its max to deal an additional 1d6 bludgeoning
damage per charge. The charges must be expended to
empower the attack before the attack is rolled. Optionally, the
wielder can expend charges in increments of 2 to force a
target hit by an unarmed melee attack to make a DC 15
Strength saving throw or be pushed back 5 feet per 2 charges
expended.
Siege: Damage dealt to objects or structures by this ring is
doubled.
This ring is found with 1d6 + 1 charges and can hold a
maximum of 20 charges.
Ring of Quickening
Wondrous Item, very rare (requires attunement by a
spellcaster)
Once per day this ring allows the wearer to cast a spell, up
to spell level 2, with a casting time of Action as a Bonus
Action.
Rose Whip
Weapon (Whip), rare (requires attunement)
This item appears to be a sculpture of a single rose in full
bloom, seemingly masterfully crafter and colored from an
unidentifieable metal that leaves the sculpture pliant yet
indestructible.
As a bonus action the command word for the Rose Whip
can be spoken and it will transform into a magical +1 barbed
whip.
An individual that is attuned to the Rose Whip can cast the
Druidcraft and Thorn Whip at will, and once per long rest the
wielder can use their action to cast Barkskin.
Rupture
Weapon (Maul), rare (requires attunement)
Long ago a star fell to the prime material plane, some
claim it originated from the celestial plane, some say from the
plane of fire. It's origin is unknown, however what it left
behind is remembered by all. The night sky flashed bright red
as the falling star burned across the horizon, and an
explosion echoed across the world upon it's impact, the shear
force of it punching a hole into the land which quickly rose as
magma spewed forth from deep underground. In less than a
week the volcano of Fal Aurora was born around the wound
this falling star wrought.
To this day the volcano rumbles violently, a testament to
the star that fell from the heavens.
Not long after the star fell, a simple smith happened upon a
chunk of curious metal while surveying the base of the
volcano for precious metals. Slightly oval in shape, the metal
was melted smooth on one side, with sharp jutting spikes on
the opposite side. In addition to this curious structure, the
metal was warm to the touch. Intrigued, the smith took the
metal home, plans of beautifully crafted swords and axes
spinning in his mind.
However, the smith was unable to melt the metal to a
manipulable state, for days he anguished in front of his kiln
trying desperately to melt down the metal to no avail. Soon he
discovered the metal itself seemed to absorb the very heat of
the fire, as not matter the time or temperature he subjected
the metal to, it remained only slightly warm to the touch.
The smith resigned himself to making a simple maul,
attaching a simple wooden handle with leather bindings to it
hoping he could sell it in town. When he awoke the next day,
the smith found that the metal had changed, the wooden
handle and binding seemingly enveloped in whatever metal
the head was constructed of. And thus, Rupture was born.
Rupture is a +1 maul that grants resistance to fire damage
to a creature attuned to it.
As an action, a creature attuned to Rupture can slam the
ground in front of it, causing a wave of destructive energy to
issue forth in a 15 ft. cone. The area covered by this cone
becomes difficult terrain as it is destroyed and upturned. Any
creature within the 15 ft. cone must make a Dexterity Saving
Throw or take 2d8 bludgeoning damage and be knocked
prone. Creatures that succeed on the saving throw take half
damage and are not knocked prone. This ability can be used
once per long rest.
The DC is equal to 8 + Strength Modifier + Proficiency
modifier.
Additionally, if Rupture or its wielder are subjected to fire
damage, it gains a charge. Rupture can hold up to 5 charges,
and it starts with 1d4+1 charge.
As an action the creature attuned to Rupture can expend a
charge and make a single melee attack. This attack has a
reach of 30 ft. and deals 2d8 + STR. Mod fire damage. When
the attack is made, a wave of fiery heat shoots forward as the
attack.
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Seed of The Pale Oak
Wondrous Item, Legendary (requires attunement)
You can use an action to attune to this seed by planting it in
rich soil. The seed rapidly grows into a mature tree over the
course of a week. Once planted, the tree cannot be moved
and your attunement cannot be broken by distance. If you die
while attuned to the seed, your soul returns to the tree, and at
any time within a week of your death you may choose to be
reincarnated as if the reincarnate spell had been cast on you.
Any items you were carrying when you died are left with
your original body and must be reacquired by the character.
If the character ever commits an affront to nature and does
not seek immediate repentance, the attunement is broken
and the tree dies, releasing a single seed into the wind.
Sharktooth Greatsword
Weapon (greatsword), rare
Vicious shark teeth like protusions run the length of this
blade, creating a vicious tearing instrument. This weapon is
considered a +1 Greatsword and deals an additonal 11
(2d10) slashing damage on a critical strike. Additionally,
attacks made with this weapon while underwater are not
made at disadvantage.
Sorcerer's Sand
Wondrous Item, legendary
This solid white sand is made from the crystalized bones of
a powerful Sorcerer and is steeped in magic. This sand can
be substituted for the material component of a spell with a
required value of less than 1,000 GP.
Even if the material component is not normally consumed
by the spell, a spell cast with Sorcerer's Sand consumes the
Sand.
Using Sorcerer's Sand as a component increases the
power of the spell as follows;
Sorcerer's Sand can be used to increase the power of the
spell by one spell level per ounce used.
Multiple ounces of Sorcerer's Sand can be used to
increase the Save DC or To-Hit of a spell. To increase the
Save DC or To-Hit a number of ounces must be used
equal to the desired increase times 2, for example; a +1
modifier will take 2 ounces, a +2 modifier will take 4
ounces, a +3 modifier will take 6 ounces, etc.
A bag of Sorcerer's Sand is usually found with 2d6 + 2
ounces.
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 Tome of Cantrip Mastery
Wondrous Item, rare (requires attunement by a spell caster)
This tome functions similarly to how a wizards spell book
funcitons, however this tome is used to record cantrips. A
creature attuned to this tome can spend an hour of downtime
and 10 gp to record a cantrip they know or have a spell scroll
for within the tome.
Once per long rest a spell caster attuned to this tome can
chose a number of cantrips equal to half their proficiency
modifier (rounded down) and can add those cantrips to their
list of available cantrips.
Cantrips from any class can be recorded within this tome,
however an attuned spell caster can only cast cantrips that
are part of their available spell list. The Magic Initiate feat or
multiclassing can open up a second classes cantrips for use,
but they still use that classes spell casting ability.
Tome of Creature Knowledge
Wondrous Item, rare (requires attunement)
This tome seems to be nothing more than a dusty
collection of blank pages.
However, as an action a character can write either the
name or description of a creature within the book and make a
skill check based on the thematic of the creature (Nature for
beasts/humanoids/etc., Arcana for dragons/abberations/etc.,
Religion for celestials/fiends/etc.) with a DC equal to 10 +
one half the creatures CR (rounded down). On a success the
character can have the book reveal one of the following; the
creatures resistances, vulnerabilities, immunities, two
individual ability scores, any class levels, or any "weaknesses"
it may have.
This property cannot be used again until the next dawn,
and on a success it can't be used on the same creature more
than once.

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Artifacts
Arm of Dawn
Weapon (glaive), Artifact (requires attunement)
Arm of Dawn has three states; dormant, awakened, and
ascended. Arm of Dawn is typically acquired when it is
dormant and each additional state can be achieved through
various means; be they physical acts, emotional acts, or
philosophical acts, it need only be a heroic act to awaken the
next state for Arm of Dawn.
Arm of Dawn is a beautifully crafted glaive with a sunburst
pattern crafted into the socket where the blade connects to
the pole. Arm of Dawn is constructed of a mysterious metal
harvested from a fallen star.
Dormant:
Arm of Dawn is a +1 Glaive.
Attacks made against structures and objects with Arm of
Dawn critically strike.
A creature attuned to Arm of Dawn can cast the Light
and Dancing Lights cantrip at will as an action.
While attuned to Arm of Dawn a creature can speak and
read Celestial if it can speak or read at least one language.
Awakened:
Arm of Dawn is a +2 Glaive.
Once per long rest, when a creature attuned to Arm of
Dawn is targeted by a spell of level 4 or lower, the
creature can use its reaction to absorb the spell into Arm
of Dawn. When this effect is performed, Arm of Dawn
gains a number of charges equal to the spell level. Before
making an attack, a creature attuned to Arm of Dawn can
chose to expend a one or more charges to deal an
additional 1d8 Radiant damage per charge expended.
Ascended:
Arm of Dawn is a +3 Glaive.
A creature attuned to Arm of Dawn can expend a number
of charges to cast one of the following spells;
Magic Missile (cast at the spell level equal to the number
of charges cast up to spell level 5)
Starfall (Snilloc's Snowball Swarm, dealing bludgeoning
and radiant damage) - 2 charges
Plane Shift (targeting only yourself, and only going to or
from the Astral Plane) - 7 charges
Faerie Fire - 1 charge
Feather Fall - 1 charge
Star Cast (Melf's Minute Meteors, dealing Radiant
damage) - 3 charges
Reverse Gravity - 9 charges
If Arm of Dawn contains no charges, it gains 1d6+1
charges at dawn.
When you attack a creature with this weapon and roll a 20
on the attack roll, that target takes an extra 11 (2d10)
slashing damage. Then roll another d20. If you roll a 20
you lop off one of the target's limbs, with the effect of such
loss determined by the DM. If the creature has no limbs to
sever, you lop off a portion of its body instead.
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Bastion
Armor (shield), Artifact (requires attunement by a Paladin of
Devotion)
Bastion has three states; dormant, awakened, and
ascended. Bastion is typically acquired when it is dormant
and each additional state can be achieved through various
means; be they physical acts, emotional acts, or philosophical
acts, it need only be a heroic act to awaken the next state for
Bastion.
Dormant:
Bastion is a +1 Shield.
While a creature is attuned to Bastion, it knows the
Protection fighting style if it doesn't already know it.
When an ally within five feet of a creature attuned to
Bastion is subjected to an Area of Effect spell, the
creature attuned to Bastion can use their reaction to
impose themselves in between the ally and the source of
the AoE effect. When this is done the ally automatically
succeeds the saving throw and takes no damage and the
creature attuned to Bastion automatically fails the saving
throw.
Awakened:
Bastion becomes a +2 Shield.
When a creature is attuned to Bastion, it's Paladin
Channel Divinity: Turn The Unholy ability gains the ability
to affect Fey creatures.
When an ally is reduced to 0 HP, the creature attuned to
Bastion can use its reaction to move up to twice its
movement speed towards the fallen ally, taking the most
direct path possible, avoiding environmental hazards if
possible but not avoiding enemies.
Unconscious allies within 10 ft. gain advantage on death
saving throws and treat a 19 as a 20. This radius
increases to 30 ft. when the creatures paladin aura
increases.
Ascended:
Bastion becomes a +3 Shield.
When a creature is attuned to Bastion, it's Paladin
Channel Divinity: Turn The Unholy ability gains the ability
to affect Abberation creatures.
When a creature is attuned to Bastion, it can chose to
modify its Channel Divinity: Sacred Weapon to instead
affect Bastion. When this is done, the creature gains a
bonus to its AC equal to its Charisma Modifier, sheds
bright light for 20 ft. and dim light for an additional 20 ft.,
and any ability checks or attack rolls made utilizing its
shield (Shield Master bonus action shove, for example)
gain a bonus equal to the creatures Charisma Modifier.
Allies within 10 ft. of the creature attuned to Bastion can't
fail death saving throws by rolling. This radius increases
to 30 ft. when the creatures paladin aura increases.
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 The Devourer
Weapon (any), artifact (requires attunement)
This vicious weapon seems to grow in might for each
creature it slays, seeming to draw their very power into itself.
Whenever a powerful entity (as deteremined by the DM) is
slain, it leaves behind a sliver of its power known as an
Essence. This essence manifests in the form of a crystal or
gem colored appropriately to match the entity that was slain.
These essences can be infused into The Devourer to grant
it a portion of the power held by the slain entity. Examples of
such powerful entities and their respective Essence powers
can include, but are not limited to;
An Adult White Dragon - Infusion of Ice: Whenever a
creature is hit by an attack with The Devourer when it is
infused with a White Dragon Infusion, the target must
make a DC 15 Constitution Saving Throw or have their
movement speed reduced by 10 feet until the start of their
next turn. This speed reduction does not stack with
multiple attacks.
An Adult Black Dragon - Infusion of Acid: The Devourer
deals an additional 1d6 acid damage per hit.
A Goristro - Infusion of Stone: The Devourer gains the
seige property, dealing double damage to structures.
A Marid - Infusion of Water: A creature attuned to The
Devourer gains a swimming speed of 40 feet and can
breathe under water.
The Devourer grows in power with the wielder; gaining a
bonus to attack and damage rolls and able to hold a number
of infusion equal to half of the wielders proficiency modifier
rounded down.
Sentience. The Devourer is inhabited by an ancient
primeval fiend, imprisoned by a Solar, a Fey Lord, and an
Archduke working together to put a halt to the creatures
neverending appetite for death and destruction. The
Devourer is a Chaotic Evil sentient item with 13 INT, 12
WIS, and 22 CHA. It has hearing and truesight out to 60 feet.
It understands Abyssal and can communicate with the
creature attuned to it telepathically, it is able to convey basic
ideas and emotions to creatures that do not share a language.
The Devourer speaks with a cruel and demanding voice.
Personality. The Devourer seeks only to grow its own
power and challenge and kill ever stronger creatures and
entities. If more than two weeks pass without the weapon
whetting its apetite against a powerful creature, it can
attempt to dominate the creature attuned to it and drive them
into a murderous rage. The creature attuned to The Devourer
must succeed on a DC 20 Wisdom saving throw or be
affected by the Dominate Person spell, while under this spell
The Devourer gives them one command; "Kill everyone." This
effect ends when the attuned creature is reduced to 0 HP,
rendered unconscious, affected by a Dispel Magic spell cast
at 5th level or higher, or until there are no more living
creatures within eyesight.
Destroying The Devourer. The only way to permanently
destroy the weapon without freeing the entity is to gather the
original three creatures that bound the entity to the weapon
and boil it in a pool of their combined blood over a source of
Primordial Fire.
Equinox
Weapon (flail), Artifact (requires attunement)
Equinox has three states; dormant, awakened, and
ascended. Equinox is typically acquired when it is dormant
and each additional state can be achieved through various
means; be they physical acts, emotional acts, or philosophical
acts, it need only be a heroic act to awaken the next state for
Equinox.
Dormant:
Equinox is a +1 Flail.
Creatures attuned to Equinox can cast the Light Cantrip
at will.
Equinox critical strikes on a roll of 19 or 20.
When Equinox critically strikes, an explosion of light
erupts from the head of the flail dealing an additional 2d8
radiant damage and the target must make a DC 14
Constitution Saving Throw or be blinded for one minute.
The creature can make the Saving Throw at the end of
each of its turns, ending the effect on a success.
Awakened:
Equinox becomes a +2 Flail.
The DC on the Blind effect on a critical strike increases to
16, and the additional radiant damage increases to 3d8.
The creature attuned to Equinox can cast Flame Strike
(DC 16) once per long rest.
A creature attuned to Equinox becomes immune to the
Blind effect.
Ascended:
Equinox becomes a +3 Flail.
Equinox critical hits on a roll of 18, 19,or 20.
The DC on the Blind effect on a critical strike increases to
18, and the additional radiant damage increases to 4d8.
The creature attuned to Equinox can cast Sunburst (DC
18) once per long rest.
The creature attuned to Equinox gains resistance to
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Winter's Heart
Wondrous Item, artifact (requires attunement by a draconic
sorcerer)
Winter's Heart has three states; dormant, awakened, and
ascended. Winter's Heart is typically acquired when it is
dormant and each additional state can be achieved through
various means; be they physical acts, emotional acts, or
philosophical acts, it need only be a heroic act to awaken the
next state for Winter's Heart.
Winter's Heart is the still beating heart of a white dragon.
Pulsing with innate energy, it imparts many boons to whoever
can awaken its true power.
Dormant:
Winter's Heart adds a +1 bonus to an attuned creatures
spell attack modifier
Winter's Heart grants an attuned creature immunity to
exhaustion from cold environments or high altitudes
Winter's Heart grants an attuned creature the ability to,
once per long rest, cast the Dragon's Breath spell
(choosing only cold damage) at it's lowest level without
requiring concentration.
Awakened:
Winter's Heart adds a +2 bonus to an attuned creatures
spell attack modifier
Winter's Heart grants an attuned creature resistance to
cold damage
While attuned to Winter's Heart, any spells the creature
cast that deal only cold damage, or cold damage and no
more than one other type of damage, are treated as
thuogh it had been cast using a slot of one level higher, up
to 9th level
While attune to Winter's Heart, any Area of Effect spell
that deals cold damage leaves behind an area of frozen
terrain for 1 minute. Creatures other than the creature
attuned to Winter's Heart treat this area as difficult terrain
Ascended:
Winter's Heart adds a +3 bonus to an attuned creatures
spell attack modifier and a +1 bonus to an attuned
creatures spell saving throw DC.
Once per long rest, a creature attuned to Winter's Heart
can change the damage type of a spell from one of the
following; acid, fire, thunder, or lightning to ice damage.
This change lasts until the attuned creature finishes a
long rest.
The area of frozen terrain created by an AoE spell lingers
with frigid energy. Creatures other than the creature
attuned to Winter's Heart take cold damage equal to the
attuned creatures spell casting ability modifier (minimum
of 1) at the start of their turn if they are in the area of
frozen terrain.
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Forests Fury
Weapons (Chakram), Artifact (requires attunement by a
paladin, both chakcram use only one attunement slot when
attuned at the same time)
Forests Fury has three states; dormant, awakened, and
ascended. Forests Fury is typically acquired when it is
dormant and each additional state can be achieved through
various means; be they physical acts, emotional acts, or
philosophical acts, it need only be a heroic act to awaken the
next state for Forests Fury.
Dormant:
Forests Fury are considered +1 Chakram
While a creature is attuned to Forests Fury they know the
Two Weapon Fighting fighting style if it doesn't already
know it.
Once per short rest, a creature attuned to Forests Fury
can use their action to activate the chakram's innate
magical power. For one minute the chakrams deal an
additional 1d4 damage of the attuned creatures choice
from the following types; fire, cold, thunder, lightning, or
acid.
Awakened:
Forests Fury are considered +2 Chakram
While attuned to Forests Fury, a paladin of the ancients
can modify their Channel Divinity: Nature's Wrath to affect
all creatures of the paladins choice within a 15 ft. cone
originating from the paladin.
While attuned to Forests Fury, a paladin of the ancients
Channel Divinity: Turn the Faithless can now affect
undead.
Ascended:
Forests Fury are considered +3 Chakram
While attuned to Forests Fury, a paladin of the ancients
can modify their Channel Divinity: Nature's Wrath to affect
all creatures of the paladins choice within a 30 ft. radius
originating from the paladin.
Forests Fury's additional elemental damage increases to
1d6.
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 Glory
Armor (plate), Artifact (requires attunement)
Glory has three states; dormant, awakened, and ascended.
Glory is typically acquired when it is dormant and each
additional state can be achieved through various means; be
they physical acts, emotional acts, or philosophical acts, it
need only be a heroic act to awaken the next state for Glory.
Glory is a suit of full plate armor intricately engraved with
angelic imagery.
Dormant:
Glory functions as a set of +1 armor.
Glory grants the wearer resistance to Radiant damage.
Glory increases the wearers movement speed by 5 ft.
While wearing Glory, any critical hit against you becomes
a normal hit.
Awakened:
Glory functions as a set of +2 armor.
Glory grants the wearer resistance to Fire damage.
Glory increases the wearers movement by an additional 5
ft, to a total of +10 ft.
Once per day, as an action, the wearer can become a
Beacon of Dawn for one minute. While under this effect
the wearer sheds bright light in a radius of 30 ft and dim
light for an additional 30 ft. This light is sunlight.
Additionally, you gain a 10 ft. aura of radiance that
damages hostile creatures. When a hostile creature enters
the area for the first time on its turn or starts its turn
there, it must succeed on a DC 14 Constitution Saving
Throw or take 1d4 Radiant and 1d4 Fire damage.
Ascended:
Glory functions as a set of +3 armor.
Glory grants the wearer resistance to Necrotic damage.
As an action the wearer can sprout a set of glowing
radiant wings, granting the wearer a flying speed equal to
their movement speed.
The Beacon of Dawn Save DC increases to 16.
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Warlords Bounty
Wondrous Item (bracers), Artifact (requires attunement)
Warlords Bounty has three states; dormant, awakened,
and ascended. Warlords Bounty is typically acquired when it
is dormant and each additional state can be achieved through
various means; be they physical acts, emotional acts, or
philosophical acts, it need only be a heroic act to awaken the
next state for Warlords Bounty.
Warlords Bounty is a set of finely crafted arm bracers, set
with multiple adamantine studs.
Dormant:
Each of these bracers are linked to a small demi plane. As
part of a ritual taking 10 minutes, a creature attuned to
these bracers can store a weapon of their choice within
the demi plane. Each bracer can store a number of
weapons equal to the wearers proficiency bonus.
As a bonus action the creature can bring forth one stored
weapon in each hand, or return one weapon in each hand
to the demi plane.
These bracers also function as a set of Gloves of Missile
Snaring.
Awakened:
A creature attuned to these bracers can now call forth or
send back a weapon as part of an attack, rather than as a
bonus action. This allows the wearer to quickly and
seamlessly shift from weapon to weapon in the middle of
an attack.
These bracers increase the attuned creatures Strength
score by 2, up to a maximum of 24.
When an attack is made against the creature attuned to
these bracers, it can use its reaction to add its proficiency
modifier to its AC.
Once per long rest, a creature attuned to these bracers
can cast Magic Weapon at its lowest level, requiring no
concentration or components. The spell must target a
weapon linked to the bracers.
Ascended:
While attuned to these bracers, a creatures Dexterity
increases by 2 up to a maximum of 24.
A creature who is attuned to these bracers gains the multi-
attack (2) feature if they do not already have it. If they do
have it, their multi-attack increases by one.
A creature attuned to these bracers can cast Haste once
per long rest targeting only themselves and requiring no
components.
Valor
Weapon (longsword), Artifact (requires attunement)
You gain a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls while wielding this weapon.
Sentience: This blade is inhabited by the Lawful Good spirit of The Conqueror King who has an Intelligence of 14, Wisdom of
16, and Charisma of 15. The Conqueror King has hearing and darkvision out to 120 ft.
The Conqueror King communicates telepathically with its wielder and speaks the following languages; Common, Dwarvish, and
Elvish.
Personality: The Conqueror King normally speaks with a noble and commanding tone, reminiscent of the ruler he once was.
The Conqueror King's purpose is to locate a true ruler, one that can unite the peoples of the world under one banner and
become the next Dynast King.
The Conqueror King tends to be a more reserved and observant entity, preferring to keep its presence hidden until it has
determined that the one wielding it is worthy of its power.
Valor has 5 charges for the following properties. It regains 1d4+1 charges at dawn.
Spells: While holding Valor, you can use your action to expend one or more charges to cast one of the following spells from it
(save DC 15): Command (one charge per spell level up to fourth), Compelled Duel (1 charge), Protection from Good and Evil (1
charge), Zone of Truth (2 charges), Beacon of Hope (3 charges), or Crusader's Mantle (3 charges).
When you cast one of the spells above using the blade, the blade maintains concentration for you. This concentration can be
broken if the blade is targeted by a Dispel Magic spell or similar effect.
Protective Aura: As an action, you can plant Valor into the ground and spend any remaining charges to create a protective aura
within a 60 ft. radius. Bright light spills forth from the blade in a 60 ft. range, this light counts as daylight, and dim light spreads for
an additional 60 ft. While within the area of bright light, you and any creatures friendly to you are under the effect of the bless spell
and can't fail death saving throws by rolling.
The aura lasts for 2 rounds per charge expended.
Rallying Leader: While wielding Valor, you can use an action to expend 4 charges to bolster nearby allies, each ally that can
hear or see you can expend a number of available hit die equal to their proficiency modifier and heal for the amount rolled. An ally
cannot expend more hit die then they have, and must have at least one hit die to benefit from this action.
Combat Prowess: When you miss with a melee weapon attack with Valor, you can choose to hit instead. Once you have used
this feature, you cannot use it again until you finish a short or long rest.
Planar Bane: Valor deals an additional 1d6 damage to creatures not native to the prime material plane.
Regenerative: While wielding Valor you regain 1d6 hit points every 10 minutes, assuming you have at least 1 hit point.
Additionally if you lose a body part the blade causes the missing part to regrow and return to full functionality after 1d6+1 days, if
you have at least 1 hit point the whole time.
Immortal Ruler: You stop aging and can no longer die of old age while attuned to Valor.

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 Minor Magical Items
Archmage Clippents Magical
Machine of Word and Phrase
Finding
This item appears to be a shallow rectangular box with an
odd magnifying glass attached to a double jointed stand.
When a book is placed within the shallow box and a certain
word is spoken in the following context, "Oh great magical
machine, find for me the word (or phrase) 'XXXXXXXX' " at
which point, the book opens to the first page and the
magnifying glass begins scouring the page for that word or
phrase. The book automatically turns the page if no matching
word or phrase are found and "reads" pages at 1 page per
minute. Once the magnifying glass crosses a word or phrase
it was searching for, it issues an auditory noise every few
seconds until it is inspected and shines a sliver of light onto
the word or phrase "highlighting" it for the user.
Book of Rememberance
This book has been enchanted by a master illusionist. A
memory can be stored on a page in this book, directly from a
creatures mind. When the book is opened to a page that
contains a memory, the memory plays as a looping video
without sound (literally a .gif book).
Chilling Orb
This small sphere, about 2 inches in diameter, appears to be
a simple sphere of occluded ice. Yet, the Orb of Cold never
melts. Upon placing it within an average sized drink, the
beverage will be lowered to a crisp and refreshing chilly
temperature in a matter of minutes. The Orb can cool up to a
barrel of liquid to the perfect drinking temperature in just
under an hour. These minor magical items are highly sought
after by bar and tavern keepers for obvious reasons.
Circus Charm
This small, green, magical bead can easily fit in your pocket.
While it is in your possession, you have advantage on
Dexterity (Acrobatics) rolls to walk across tight ropes.
Coin of Candella
A simple coin bearing the visage of a lit candle on one side
and a hooded candle on the other. When the coin is turned
with the lit candle side up, it produces light as by the "Light"
cantrip.
Needle of Mending
This enchanted needle and thread can quickly mend any tear,
hole, or run in any garment. Or any tear or hole in a person.
Assuming they can stay still long enough for the needle to
function.
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Ointment of Dwarf
This thick yellowish liquid, when smeared on a part of the
body will cause hair to sprout over night. Ointment applied to
the face will produce a thick full beard. The ointment will
affect other parts of the body such as, but not limited to; the
head, the arms, the legs, the fingers, the small of someones
back, the mouth, the ear lobe, and the tip of someones nose.
Poppers
These small bags, about the size of a dime, contain magical
components that are enchanted by a particularly mischievous
mage. Each set of Poppers are found in bags of 4d4+4. As an
action, a player can throw up to 4 of the "bags" at a target
location within 20 ft. Whenever the bag strikes something
(Wall, floor, chair, dog) the bag disintegrates and releases the
contained Minor Illusion, which are completely random, the
illusion being anything from the sound of a gentle breeze, to
the image of a roaring lion (albeit, fitting in a 5 ft square), to
the shrieking of a banshee singing Wrecking Ball.
Recoil Dice
These simple looking dice were enchanted by a cleric of...less
than honorable intentions. Whenever someone attunes to the
dice, they can cast thaumaturgy at will requiring no
components whenever they throw the dice and mentally
picture the desired roll. The dice have advantage (or
automatically succeed depending on DM) on any gambling
check made by someone attuned to them.
Spoon of Containing
This delicate piece of silverware is enchanted to never let a
drop of food/liquid fall from its surface into anything except
the holders mouth. For after all, what self respecting
archmage would dare risk ruining his silk tunic straight from
the islands of Morsen and their legendary silk worms.
Whining Swine
This small statuette of a pig is made of clay. If you use an
action to speak the command word and throw the statuette to
a point on the ground within 60 feet of you, it becomes a
portly living hog. The hog squeals loudly and runs around
chaoticly, making as much noise as possible. If there are
loose objects or furniture nearby, the hog may knock them
over in the mayhem. Small or fragile items may accidentally
break as a result, but the hog never deliberately attacks
objects or creatures. If there is any mud or slop nearby, the
hog will attempt to roll in it and splatter it as it runs amok.
The hog exists for 1 minute, after which it reverts to its
statuette form. It has 2 hit points and avoids combat, even if
cornered, and it reverts to a statuette early if it reaches 0 hit
points. When the hog becomes a statuette again, its property
can't be used again until 1 hour has passed.
Disclaimer

T
he items in this compendium are an assortment of items I have collected or created. I do not claim ownership of the
items nor do I claim that they are entirely original, while many may be original to me, undoubtably others have been
created with similiar effects. I have taken inspiration from many different sources, from Hatred Incarnate (which is
based on Darius' Ultimate from League of Legends) to Archmage Clippents Magical Machine of Word and Phrase
Finding (which is my take on Clippy from older versions of Microsoft Word) to Ring of Mocap (which is stolen
almost directly from Dresden files) to the Bag of With-holding (which is the item I am most proud of being an
original creation).
This document will continue to be steadily updated over time with new items added and potentially artwork being added as well.
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 The workshop
Power Surge
2nd level evocation
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: 60 ft
Components: V, S
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
You create a link between a creature of your choice in range
and a source of primordial magic and can manipulate this
link whenever the creature casts a spell.
Whenever the creature casts a spell, you can use your
reaction to trigger a surge of magic and the creature must roll
on a custom wild magic table. An unwilling creature can
make a Wisdom saving throw to avoid this effect whenever
you trigger it.
At Higher Levels. When you cast this spell using a spell
slot of 4th level or higher, the duration increases to 1 hour, at
6th level it increases to 8 hours, and at 8th level it no longer
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'Found' Homebrew Items
The Griffons Saddlebag
Circlet of the Sharpened Mind
Wondrous item, very rare (requires attunement by a creature
with an Intelligence of 17 or higher)
This iron circlet has a magical pearl at its center and can
hold up to 4 gemstones. When found, the circlet has 2
gemstones. A gemstone worth at least 5,000 gp can be added
to the circlet over the course of 1 minute as it's magically
drawn and fastened into place. While wearing the circlet, you
can take a special Attack action on your turn to summon a
number of floating, spectral swords equal to the number of
gemstones in the circlet and make one melee spell attack
with each of them against a target within 10 feet of you. You
are proficient with these attacks and use Intelligence as your
spellcasting modifier for them. On a hit, the target takes force
damage equal to 1d8 + your Intelligence modifier. The
swords appear at your side and remain there until you
dismiss them as a bonus action or until you fall unconscious
or remove the circlet. While the swords are summoned, you
can take this special Attack action on each of your turns. The
spectral swords shed bright light in a 10-foot radius and dim
light for another 10 feet.
You can replace one of these melee spell attacks with a
weapon attack as part of this special Attack action. If you're
able to make multiple attacks with the Attack action, you can
replace any number of these spell attacks with up to the
amount of weapon attacks that you can normally make with
the Attack action.
When a hostile creature's movement provokes an
opportunity attack from you, you can use your reaction to
make one melee spell attack with one of the summoned
swords against the creature, rather than making an
opportunity attack.
While the fighters held the blade, I was busy studying it. Its
curves, its construction, its true name and purpose. While
those brutes knew how to swing a tool of war, I became war
itself.
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Conspirator's Coat
Wondrous item, rare (requires attunement)
This magic longcoat is adorned with raven feathers and
carved jet buttons. While wearing this coat, you have
advantage on Charisma (Deception) checks. In addition, the
coat has 5 charges and regains 1d4 + 1 expended charges
daily at dusk. While wearing the coat, you can use a bonus
action to expend 1 of its charges to disappear, releasing up to
three ravens from your location under your control that
scatter into the air. Each raven has AC 12, 1 hit point, and can
fly up to 40 feet as part of this bonus action without
provoking opportunity attacks. At the start of your next turn,
the ravens vanish, and you reappear in the space of one of the
ravens (your choice).
If all the ravens are reduced to 0 hit points, you reappear
early in the same space as the last one that died. When you
do, any excess damage dealt to the raven carries over to your
normal form.
The king was a proud man; he had gained much in life, his
wealth preserved and protected against even the craftiest of
raiders and statesmen alike.
And so, when he walked into his vault, he was shaken to
discover the blade that stood at its center, an item with a
storied past and legendary reputation, was gone. In its place
was a letter, unmarked, sealed with the black symbol of a
single feather. As his trembling hands opened it, he read,
To whom it may concern, fondest greetings! I hope this
letter finds you as well as may be given the inevitable
circumstances of its discovery. Know I truly wish no ill
towards you or, as it may be, who you serve. If it will assuage
your fears, view this as a simple transaction of business in
which your preparation was matched against my wit, with the
only outcome likely in such a scenario having come to pass.
Try to find me if you will, but know you do so at your own cost
and peril.
None but my own, The Ravenheart
As the king rushed through the corridors to inform the
head of his guard, he passed by a member of his court, the
trusted Baronet Alistair Rook. In his haste he brushed
against the man's black coat, muttering a word of apology
before sprinting off. He missed the man's self-satisfied smile
as he turned the corner.
And, in a flurry of feathers, the hallway was empty once
more.
Conspirator's Coat
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 Glaive of the Revenant King
Weapon (glaive), legendary (requires attunement)
This long-lost silver glaive once belonged to an elven king.
Its impeccable elven make lets it be swung nimbly, despite its
size. This weapon has the finesse property. In addition, you
gain a +3 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this
magic weapon.
Sentience. The glaive is a sentient weapon of chaotic
neutral alignment, with an Intelligence of 14, a Wisdom of 15,
and a Charisma of 16. It has hearing and darkvision out to a
range of 120 feet.
The weapon communicates telepathically with its wielder
and can speak, read, and understand Sylvan.
Personality. The glaive is inhabited by the spirit of Kelren,
the elven king of Imfe Mythse. His life's mission to rid his
kingdom of demons, fiends, and other unwelcome ilk lives on
inside the weapon. He seeks to rebalance the flow and
seasons of nature, eager to destroy anything that threatens to
change the natural ecosystems of the world.
Kelren is stern, but honest. He may share stories of his
kingdom from time to time if an anecdote serves to further
his ambitions. A character who he deems unworthy of
wielding the blade, such as a weak or evil creature, may be
denied the ability to attune to the weapon.
Elven Kinship. You are considered proficient with this
weapon if you are an elf or half-elf. In addition, while attuned
to this weapon, you have advantage on Charisma checks
made to interact with fey creatures.
Energy Nullification. If you hit a target with this weapon
that is either resistant or immune to cold or fire damage, that
target loses that resistance or immunity until the end of your
next turn.
Those foolish enough to step out of the natural order of
things are culled from it. We are privileged to live under
nature's watch: to scorn her is to insult the world itself.
Glaive of the Revenant King
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Sash of Sorcerous Synergy
Wondrous item, rare (requires attunement by a sorcerer)
This miraculous one-shouldered robe is made from fine
fabrics that have been steeped in powerful magic and
fastened with an ornate buckle. The sash has 5 charges and
regains 1d4 + 1 expended charges daily at dawn. When an
ally that you can see within 60 feet of you casts a spell while
you're wearing this robe, you can use your reaction to expend
1 or more of the sash's charges to twist the spell with one of
your known Metamagic options, without spending any
sorcery points. The number of charges you expend is equal to
the number of sorcery points the Metamagic option would
normally cost. If using the sash would cause the spell to
target a second creature, you choose the new target.
In addition, when you use a Metamagic option on a spell
while wearing this sash, you can change the style, color, and
material of the garment and buckle. The sash's weight doesn’t
change. Regardless of its appearance, the sash can’t be
anything but a one-shouldered robe.
In spite of herself, Holly felt a twinge of guilt every time she
managed to take advantage of Oscar's hard work. He'd
always studied so diligently, only for her natural talent to let
her catch up, yet she still would have failed so many times if
her friend hadn't been there. As the two had matured she
came to truly realize how much that meant to her.
So, while she watched Oscar struggling uselessly to build
up magic energy from inside the field of absolute silence they
had been trapped in, Holly realized this was the perfect
opportunity to make amends. As she ran her fingers along
her sash, Oscar felt a unique flow of magic running through
his veins. While the cleric of death laughed at his attempts to
cast within the ball of silence, Oscar cocked his head, gripped
his wand, and, without a word or a gesture, disintegrated the
villain where he stood.
As the silence broke the two young mages turned to each
other as Oscar blurted out, "By the soul of magic itself, is that
how you feel all the time?"
Sash of Sorcerous Synergy
Spirit Sheath
Weapon (scimitar), uncommon (requires attunement by a
creature with a Wisdom of 13 or higher)
This scimitar and its sheath are bound by a spiritual force
that resonates with you when you attune to it. You are
proficient with this scimitar while you're attuned to it. When
you make an attack with this weapon, you can use your
choice of your Strength, Dexterity, or Wisdom modifier for
the attack and damage rolls. You must use the same modifier
for both rolls.
While holding the sword, you can use a bonus action to
cast the spiritual weapon spell from it (spell attack bonus +5,
+3 spellcasting ability modifier), creating a spiritual duplicate
of the scimitar in the air within range. Once this property of
the scimitar has been used, it can't be used again until the
next dawn.
The monks of Durheim are renown for their connection to
their deeper selves. Centuries of training, lessons, and gifts
passed down from one to the next have graced them with an
uncanny ability to harness the strength of their soul to
empower their martial prowess. The weapons they wield,
while seemingly simple, are nevertheless frightful to bear
witness to.
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The Arena Guy Tome of the Apprentice
Wondrous item, rare (requires attunement by a warlock with
Robe of the Apprentice the Pact of the Tome feature, a wizard, or a creature with the
Wondrous Item, rare (requires attunement by a sorcerer, Ritual Caster feat)
warlock, or wizard) This finely crafted spellbook is bound in the leathery hide
This exceptional garment is made form fine cloth of white, of an otyugh, and powerful wards have been placed upon it by
gray, or black and adorned with lustrous runes. The robe's an archmage to make it indestructible by nonmagical means,
color corresponds to the alignment of the archmage who including fire.
created the item. A white robe was made for good, gray for You gain these benefits while attuned to the spellbook.
neutral, and black for evil. You can't attune to a robe of the As a bonus action, you can summon the spellbook,
apprentice that doesn't correspond to your alignment. causing it to teleport instantly to your hand.
You gain these benefits while wearing the robe: You can add your spellcasting ability modifier to any
If you aren't wearing armor, your base Armor Class is 13 + Constitution saving throws you make to maintain
your Dexterity modifier. concentration on a spell.
You can add half your proficiency bonus (rounded down) When you cast a spell as a ritual, it only takes 5 minutes
to any Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma saving throw longer to cast than normal, rather than 10.
you make that doesn't already include your proficiency
bonus.
Your spell save DC and spell attack bonus each increase
by 1.
Staff of the Apprentice
Wondrous Item, rare (requires attunement by a sorcerer,
warlock, or wizard)
This staff can be wielded as a magic quarterstaff that
grants a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with it.
While you hold it, you gain a +1 bonus to spell attack rolls.
Spells. The staff has 10 charges. While holding it, you can
use an action to expend 1 or more of its charges to cast one
of the following spells from it, using your spell save DC and
spellcasting ability modifier:
Alarm (1 charge)
Burning Hands (at 3rd level, 2 charges)
Chromatic Orb (1 charge per spell level, up to 3rd)
Darkvision (1 charge)
Detect Magic (1 charge)
Identify (1 charge)
Mirror Image (2 charges)
Phantom Steed (3 charges)
See Invisibility (2 charges)
Sleet Storm (3 charges)
Tenser's Floating Disk (1 charge).
You can also use an action to cast one of the following
spells from the staff without using any charges:
Comprehend Languages
Dancing Lights
Mage Hand.
The staff regains 2d4 + 1 expended charges daily at dawn.
If you expend the last charge, roll a d20. On a 20, the staff
regains 1d4 charges.
Arcane Strike. Once per turn when you hit a creature with
a melee attack using the staff, you can expend a spell slot of
3rd level or lower to deal an extra 1d6 force damage to the
target, plus another 1d6 per level of the spell slot.

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