Homebrew Magic Items By Rarity

Magic Items are presented in alphabetical order within each rarity bracket. A magic item's description gives the item's name, its category, its rarity, and its magical properties.

On this document readers will find completely original items, homebrew items inspired by artwork, overly complex and completely broken Critical Role style awakened weapons, a surprising lack of Uncommon items, items made years ago that aren't "up to snuff", items made yesterday, items made by other creators that caught my interest (all of these are sourced in their various sections and are open to the public), and items heavily inspired by other creator's items while not being identical.

Common

Uncommon

Rare

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.

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.

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 unidentifiable 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.

Shard of Nature

Wondrous Item, rare (requires attunement)

This multihued shard of unidentifiable crystal seems to reflect a verdant forest rather than the expected surroundings, no matter it's physical location.

While attuned to this shard you can use an action to regain a spell slot up to third level.

Additionally this item seems to have some unknown resonance with creatures native to the Feywild. A creature attuned to this item who is native to the Feywild knows the location of the nearest portal to the Feywild, though how to activate the portal is not revealed.

Sharktooth Greatsword

Weapon (greatsword), rare

Vicious shark teeth like protrusions run the length of this blade, creating a vicious tearing instrument. This weapon is considered a +1 Greatsword and deals an additional 11 (2d10) slashing damage on a critical strike. Additionally, attacks made with this weapon while underwater are not made at disadvantage.

Swashbuckler's Pistol

Magic Item (Renaissance Pistol), Rare (requires attunement)

This pistol has multiple modifications, giving it an almost futuristic look.

This pistol counts as a +1 pistol for attack and damage rolls, and a creature attuned to this pistol can reload it as a bonus action or an action.

Additionally, the pistol has a small port on the side that feeds directly to the bullet. A vial of poison can be attached to this port as part of the reloading process, this vial then releases a portion of the poison to coat the bullet as part of the firing process. A vial will coat three bullets before it needs to be replaced.

The pistol can be can be found on page 268 of the DMG

Third Law

Magical Weapon(longsword), rare

This longsword hums with energy whenever a spellcaster touches it, as if it were attempting to draw power from them.

Whenever you cast a spell of at least 1st level Third Law gains a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls for one minute.

Additionally, whenever you cast the Shield spell your next attack with Third Law deals an additional 1d4 force damage and an additional 1d4 damage for each attack that the Shield spell prevents from hitting you.

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.

Whip Scythe

Weapon (Whip), rare (requires attunement)

The head of this whip is fitted with a vicious looking hooked scythe that glows with a faint purple energy.

You have a range of 15 feet with this whip and have a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with it. If you attack a creature that is 15 ft away from you the attack deals 1d8 slashing rather than the standard 1d4 slashing.

Additionally you can use an attack to attempt to grapple a creature, object, or structure within range. When you grapple a creature their movement is not reduced to zero but they cannot move further than 15 feet away from you and when you grapple a structure the whip and grapple point can support up to 300 lbs before slipping, so long as the physical structure can also support that weight.

Very Rare

Ebb and Flow

Magic Weapons (scimitars), very rare (requires attunement)

These matching scimitars are composed of a bright clear water, retrieved from the Frigid Expanse region of the Elemental Plane of Water, contained within an intricate gold framework.

Ebb and Flow can be attuned as a pair, only occupying one attunement, or individually.

Ebb and Flow each have a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls and deal an additional 1d6 cold damage on a hit.

Creatures attuned to Ebb gain a +1 bonus to their AC when they dual wield Ebb and one other weapon.

Creatures attuned to Flow add their ability score modifier to damage rolls made by Flow when used to make the bonus action Two Weapon Fighting attack.

Creates attuned to both Ebb and Flow gain both of the individual abilities and additionally gain a swim speed equal to their moment speed, the ability to breath underwater, and attacks made with Ebb and Flow underwater are not made with disadvantage.

Eye's of the Investigator

Wondrous Item, very rare (requires attunement)

These frames are fitted with a series of three thin thin slots over each eye. Accompanying the glasses is a small, beautifully crafted wooden case that contains six sets of lenses; a set of clear lenses, a set of blue lenses, a set of red lenses, a set of black lenses, a set of purple lenses, and a set of yellow lenses. Each lens corresponds to a different effect and can be activated in any combination of up to three by placing the lenses into one of the three slots over each eye.

• Black lenses: These lenses grant the wearer the ability to cast the See Invisibility spell requiring no concentration, once per long rest.
• Blue lenses: These lenses allow the wearer to cast the Detect Magic spell requiring no concentration, once per long rest.
• Clear lenses: These lenses magnifies the wearers vision, granting them advantage on Intelligence (Investigation) checks that rely on sight when searching an area or studying an object within their reach.
• Purple lenses: These lenses grant the wearer the ability to, once per long rest, see through solid objects within a 30 ft range for 10 minutes. During these 10 minutes the wearer perceives objects as ghostly, translucent images.
• Red lenses: These lenses grant the wearer the ability to cast the Arcane Eye spell once per long rest.
• Yellow lenses: These lenses grant the wearer darkvision out to 60 ft. If the wearer already has darkvision, they extend their darkvision to 90 ft.

Favor of Khuzam

Magical Item (Longsword), Very Rare (requires attunement)

The hilt of this blade is crafted to replicate the two headed sea dragon Khuzam and carries with it the blessing of the great sea dragon.

This weapon is a +2 longsword. While attuned to this weapon, attacks made with it deal an additional 1d8 lightning damage.

Khuzam's Blessing: A creature that wields this blade with Khuzam's blessing gains a swimming speed equal to their walking speed, can breath underwater, has resistance to lightning damage, and attacks made with the weapon while underwater are not made at disadvantage.

Additionally, once per long rest the wielder of this weapon can summon a Blue Guard Drake. This guard drake has the following changes:

• A swim speed instead of a burrow speed

• Has two heads that allow it to make two bite attacks instead of one as part of its multi-attack action

• Can use it's action to expel a 15 ft. cone of lightning requiring a DC 14 Dexterity saving throw, dealing 4d6 lightning damage, and recharging on a 6 on a d6 roll made at the start of their turn.

This guard drake rolls its own initiative and acts on its own. It will follow your direct commands (requiring no action from you), and will act to defend itself and you if you fall unconscious.

The guard drake disappears after one hour or when reduced to 0 HP.

Frigid Reaver

Magic Weapon (dagger), Very Rare (requires attunement)

The blade of this dagger is fashioned from the tooth of a white dragon and has been etched with arcane symbols and serrations on one edge.

This dagger has a +1 to attack and damage rolls.

This dagger deals an additional 1d6 cold damage on a hit.

Finally, while attuned to this dagger you know the Shape Water cantrip and can use the spell it to draw forth the blood still contained within the tooth and command it to take a form of any simple or martial weapon you are proficient with. When you create a weapon in this way it has the Finesse trait and if it has the Heavy trait it loses it. You use Constitution as the casting ability for Shape Water.

Ghostbound Blade

Weapon (greatsword), very rare (requires attunement)

This greatsword is partially incorporeal and numbs bare flesh that touches it.

You have a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this weapon. This weapon deals necrotic damage instead of slashing.

While attuned to this weapon you can use an action to cause it to float and then shift into the border ethereal, becoming nothing more than a whispy image. While it is on the border ethereal you can use a bonus action to move the weapon up to 15 feet at a time and make a single attack. When you do so the attack uses your Intelligence modifier for the attack and damage rolls and ignores armor and other non magical AC bonuses, treating a creatures AC as 10 + their Dexterity modifier. Attacks made with this weapon while it is in the border ethereal deal force damage instead of necrotic. The weapon falls back into the prime material plane if it is in the border ethereal and ever exceeds 30 feet from you.

The Ghostbound Blade can remain on the ethereal plane for only one minute per day. It regains the ability to return to the ethereal plane at dawn.

Gothic

Weapon (Longsword), Very Rare (requires attunement)

This sword was crafted by Count Rhazien Val Desmodon Sin Chordol, the master of one of the lesser Domains of Dread. Composed of the iron extracted from the blood of a thousand innocent slaves, this weapon was made to strike terror at a mere sight.

Gothic has a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls and has the Finesse property.

Attacks with Gothic deal an additional 1d8 necrotic damage on a hit and you gain temporary hit points equal to the damage dealt by the necrotic damage.

While attuned to Gothic you can use an action to cast the following spells once per day, if the spell requires a saving throw the DC is 16.

• Charm Person
• Fear
• Gaseous Form
• Spider Climb

Hydra

Weapon (greatclub), very rare (requires attunement)

Composed of thick, knotted flesh this greatclub is truly a horror to behold, even before taking into account what appears to be faces carved into it's form.

This greatclub has a +2 modifier to attack and damage rolls.

A creature attuned to this club can use their action to cause the faces carved into the weapon to awaken and extend from the club on long sinuous necks. When this ability is used the club gains a form of animalistic sentience and begins lashing out at any creature near, including the holder of the weapon. The greatclub makes five attacks against any creature within 5 feet of it, choosing at random. This attack is made with a +8 modifier and deals 9 (1d8 + 4) piercing damage. A creature holding this weapon can use their action to direct the club and heads towards creatures of their choosing, when they do so, the heads make their attacks against any creatures of the holders choosing within range, again choosing the targets at random from those available.

This effect remains active for 1 minute and can be used again after a long rest.

Additionally, while attuned to this weapon you cannot be surprised while asleep.

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.

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.

Rupture

Weapon (Maul), very rare (requires attunement)

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 + Strength Modifier fire damage. When the attack is made, a wave of fiery heat shoots forward as the attack.

Smoke Stick

Weapon (Club), very rare (requires attunement)

This club is constructed from a strong yet light metal alloy, the head of which glows a dull red and emits small tendrils of smoke from the ever smoldering coals contained within.

While attuned to this weapon it has the finesse property and has a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls.

Additionally this weapon deals 1d4 fire damage on a hit.

Finally, once per day, while wielding this weapon you can use a bonus action to cause smoke to billow out from the head of the club for 1 minute creating a cloud of heavily obscuring smoke, a creature attuned to the Smoke Stick can see through the smoke as if it were light obscuration rather than heavy. The cloud fills an area 20 ft. in radius centered on the club and moves with the club. The cloud dissipates after one round whenever the effect ends. Wind in excess of 10 miles per hour will clear the smoke. You can use your bonus action to end this effect early.

Sword of Once and Future

Magical Weapon(Longsword), very rare (requires attunement by a spellcaster)

This beautiful blade seems to have one blade composed of solid shadow and one composed of solid ice.

This weapon has a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls and deal an additional 1d8 cold or 1d8 necrotic damage as decided by the wielder.

Creatures attuned to this weapon have resistance to cold and necrotic damage.

Surveil. When you hit a creature with this weapon you can use your reaction to glimpse into the future to determine the path of fate. When you do so you must expend a spell slot, the spell slot level expended determines how far into the future you saw; for every level of a spell slot expended you can see one round into the future. This glimpse into the future grants you advantage on any attack roll, ability check, or saving throw related to the creature affected, and any attack roll, ability check, or saving throw they make in relation to you is done so at disadvantage until the end of the targets turn on the final round of the effect.

You can use this effect once per long rest.

The Weeping Blade

Weapon (Dagger), Very Rare (requires attunement)

This dagger magically reinforced blue cobalt is chill to the touch, perpetually condensating as it draws moisture from the air. When dropped in water this weapon floats to the surface, refusing to sink.

This weapon has a +2 modifier to it's attack and damage rolls and deals an additional 1d4 cold damage on a hit.

While attuned to this weapon you know the Shape Water cantrip and can cast it as a bonus action. You can use the Shape Water cantrip to draw forth the moisture out of this weapon and encase the dagger with it, transforming the dagger into a greatsword, longsword, scimitar, or shortsword. When you do this, attacks with this weapon deal cold damage instead of piercing or slashing and do not deal the additional 1d4 cold damage it deals in dagger form.

This weapon has 7 charges, and regenerates 1d6+1 charges at dawn. As an action you can expend a number of charges to cast one of the following spells: Create or Destroy Water (1 charge), Wall of Water (2 charges), Water Breathing (2 charges), Water Walk (3 charges), Control Water (4 charges), and Watery Sphere (4 charges).

Finally, this weapon functions as a Decanter of Endless Water.

Venom

Magic Weapon (scimitar), very rare (requires attunement)

This deeply curved weapon has been stained with the essence of hundreds of different poisons used to coat it over the years of it's use. The hilt of Venom is a clear vial of magically reinforced glass with a greenish liquid contained within.

Venom has a +2 modifier to attack and damage rolls.

Additionally, a creature attuned to Venom can speak a command word (requiring no action) to expend a charge and cause the poison contained within the hilt to coat the weapon. This coating last until a creature is hit with an attack by Venom.

Venom holds up to three charges and regains any expended charges at the end of a long rest, the process of which replenishes whatever poison was contained within the vial.

When found, Venom has a 75% chance of containing a DC 14 2d6 poison and a 25% chance of containing a DC 16 3d6 poison.

Over the course of a long rest the creature attuned to Venom can replace the poison contained within the hilt vial. To do so they must have three vials of the intended poison and must expend each vial in the process.

Whip Axe

Magic Item (whip), very rare (requires attunement)

This odd weapon appears to be entirely impractical, however in the right hands and right situation it can be a devastating weapon.

You have a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls with this weapon.

When you attack a creature that is 10 feet away from you the weapon deals 1d10 slashing damage rather than 1d4 slashing damage.

Additionally while attuned to this weapon you know the Druidcraft cantrip with Wisdom being your casting ability.

Finally this weapon automatically crits when attacking creatures with the plant type or when attacking wood based structures.

Widow's Fang Tonfas

Weapon (Club), Very Rare (requires attunement)

These magical clubs are crafted in such a way as to capitalize on precision strikes or brute force, depending on the wielders whim. These clubs have the finesse property.

Additionally, these clubs have a +1 to attack and damage rolls and deal an additional 1d6 poison damage on a hit.

As an action, a creature attuned to the Tonfas can shoot a thick webbing out at an enemy within 30 feet of them. When you do so make a ranged attack roll, on a hit a creature is restrained by webbing for 1 minute. A restrained creature can use their action to attempt a DC 14 Strength check to break free. The webbing can be attacked and has 5 HP, 15 AC, immunity to poison, bludgeoning, psychic, and radiant damage and vulnerability to fire damage.

Finally, a creature attuned to these weapons can use their action or bonus action to shoot a single strand of webbing from the end of either Tonfa at an object or structure within 60 feet, this functions as a 60 ft. length of Silk Rope and attaches to the object or structure providing a secure anchor point.

Legendary

Ring of the Archmagi

Wondrous Item, Legendary (requires attunement)

This simple silver band is adorned with several gemstones, each a different color corresponding to each of the schools of magic.

While attuned to this ring you gain the following benefits:

• Abjuration, White - You are perpetually under the effect of the Mage Armor spell. You can also cast the Shield and Absorb Elements at will.
• Conjuration, Blue - You cast the Misty Step spell at will.
• Divination, Yellow - You are perpetually under the effect of the Guidance and Resistance cantrips.
• Enchantment, Green - You have advantage on saving throws against effects that would charm or frighten you.
• Evocation, Red - When you cast an evocation spell or cantrip that deals damage, you add your spell casting ability modifier to the damage dealt.
• Illusion, Purple - When you cast an illusion spell, the duration of that spell is doubled and creatures have disadvantage on skill checks made to determine the illusion is fake.
• Necromancy, Black - You
• Transmutation, Orange - You can cast the Polymorph spell targeting yourself, at will.

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.

Sorcerer's Sand

Wondrous Item, legendary

This solid white sand is made from the crystallized 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.

Void

Magic Weapon (greatsword), legendary (requires attunement)

The blade of this weapon is not composed of any identifiable material, but rather seems to be a void in reality itself, offering a view into a dark and starry expanse.

Void has a +3 modifier to attack and damage rolls and deals force damage rather than slashing damage.

Additionally, when you roll a 20 on an attack roll with Void, roll an additional d20, if you roll a second 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 limb to sever, you lop off a portion of its body instead.

Finally you can use your action to cast the Arms of Hadar, Hunger of Hadar, Dimension Door, Evard's Black Tentacles, and Plane Shift spells once each per long rest. When you cast the Plane Shift spell you do not need the required material component, however the plane that is targeted is chosen randomly. If a spell requires a saving throw it is a DC 17 save.

Artifact

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.

Blackfyre

Weapon (longsword), Artifact (requires attunement)

This beautiful blade, crafted from ancient valerian steel and enchanted with magics long forgotten, has a +3 to attack and damage rolls.

Blackfyre counts as a Dragon Slayer.

As a bonus action you can activate Blackfyre and engulf it in black flames. While this effect is active Blackfyre deals an additional 2d6 fire or necrotic (you choose which damage type when activating this effect) damage and creates bright purple light in a 20 ft. radius and dim purple light an additional 20 ft.

While attuned to Blackfyre you have resistance to fire and necrotic damage. Additionally you ignore hot weather and environments that would normally require Constitution saving throw.

While attuned to Blackfyre you have advantage on Deception(Charisma), Intimidation(Charisma), and Persuasion(Charisma) checks when interacting with dragon type creatures.

Once per long rest a creature attuned to Blackfyre can cast the Dominate Monster spell targeting only a dragon type creature, the creature has disadvantage on the save if it is below half of its total hit point value. The spell save DC for this spell is 18.

A creature attuned to Blackfyre develops slitted dragon-like eyes, the irises of which become shot through with vibrant color corresponding to the types of true dragons the wielder has slain.

While attuned to Blackfyre you can't be charmed or frightened.

While attuned to this item you must eat and drink six times the normal amount each day and you gain a form of long-term madness.

Rend. If you reduce a true dragon of at least CR 15 to 0 hit points with an attack from Blackfyre you can attempt to absorb the dragon's soul into the weapon. Attempt a Charisma check against the dragon contested by it's own Charisma check, if you succeed the dragon's soul is absorbed by this weapon and it gains an additional 1d6 damage to its activated state, you add the dragons breath weapon damage type as an additional option for the activated state, and you gain resistance to the dragon's breath weapon damage type. You can only use this effect against a dragon who's breath weapon damage type is not already available to you.

The Epitaph

Magical Weapon (Greatsword), artifact (requires attunement)

Hewn from stone harvested from the lands beyond the veil of life, where death itself walks freely, a land known only as The Shadowfell, The Epitaph can barely be called a sword; too big, too thick, too heavy, and too rough, it is more a large slab of stone.

Enriched with the energies that permeate the land of the dead, The Epitaph has manifested it's own form of connection to the very concept of death.

The Epitaph has a +3 modifier to it's attack and damage rolls and deals an additional 1d6 necrotic damage on a hit.

When a creature that has a soul (as determined by the DM) is killed with this weapon it is affected by the Soul Cage spell with a duration of "Until Dispelled" rather than 8 hours.

The Epitaph can only hold one soul at a time and the soul can be exploited 16 times rather than the regular 6. Each time a soul is exploited it loses the ability to enter one of the outer planes, if it is exploited 16 times the soul is barred from all possible afterlives and doomed to wander the Shadowfell indefinitely. These effects can only be reversed by one of the deities who reside on the plane in question.

When a soul is captured by The Epitaph their true name, date of birth or creation, and date of death are engraved on the weapon. If the Query Soul exploit is used, the question and answer are engraved below the souls true name.

While a soul is contained within The Epitaph the weapon deals 2d6 necrotic damage on a hit rather than the original 1d6.

Finally, a soul can be released from The Epitaph early by plunging the blade into the ground until it resembles a normal tomb stone and leaving it buried as such until the next dawn. When the light of dawn touches the blade the soul is released and the engravings disappear.

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 radiant and fire damage.

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.

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.

Ice

Weapon (greatsword), Legendary (requires attunement)

Long ago, during the era of calamity known as the planar war, a white greatwyrm was defeated by an archknight of Tiamat and a necromancer known as Anchilidon. Using dark magics and dozens of mortal sacrifices the duo were able to claim the power of the greatwyrm for their own.

Plunging his blade deep into the heart of the dead greatwyrm the knight drew forth a weapon to control the very aspect of winter.

Known now as the King of Frost, the knight went on to dominate and destroy in the name of Tiamat for decades before the planar war ended and he was, presumably, sent back to the pits of the Nine Hells with his diety. His blade, known simply as Ice was lost in the events of the cataclysm.

Ice is a magic weapon that grants a +3 to attack and damage rolls made with it.

While attuned to Ice you have resistance to cold damage and are unaffected by difficulty terrain due to cold conditions or environments. Additionally you ignore cold weather and high altitudes that would normally require Constitution saving throws.

Creatures freeze solid and shatter when reduced to 0 hit points by Ice, assuming their anatomy is capable of doing so.

Ice also counts as a Flametongue that deals cold damage and a Dragon Slayer.

While attuned to Ice you are immune to disease and can't be charmed or frightened.

While attuned to Ice the air within 30 feet of you feels frigid and liquids within 10 feet of you decrease in temperature by 1 degree every minute until they freeze.

Winter has come. Once per long rest a creature attuned to Ice can use their action to create a vortex of arctic weather centered on themselves in a 30 ft. radius for 1 minute.

• While this vortex is active spells that deal cold damage cast by you or your allies against creatures inside the vortex deal double their normal damage dice.

• The area is lightly obscured by fog and hail and non magical open flames are extinguished.

• The area is difficult terrain for creatures other than you and creatures of your choice.

• Creatures of your choice take 1d6 cold damage when they start their turn in the cortex (this is not doubled by the previous feature)

• Creatures of your choice that start their turn in the vortex must succeed on a DC 18 Constitution saving throw or begin to be afflicted by the Flesh to Stone spell (though themed around ice rather than stone). Creatures that are fully afflicted by the spell are frozen in a block of ice. If a creature leaves the vortex before being fully affected by the spell they must remain outside of the vortex until the end of their next turn or be forced to continue under the spells affect. A creature that succeeds on the required saves is immune to this effect for 24 hours.

Lux

Magic Weapon (rapier), artifact (requires attunement)

Eons ago The Lord of Light chose to bless their champion with a weapon befitting their majesty and splendor, and so they plucked a star from the night sky and folded the rays of light it produced into luxen, a solid manifestation of luminosity. So thus was Lux born.

Lux has a +3 bonus to attack and damage rolls and deals radiant damage rather than piercing.

Creatures attuned to Lux treat darkness and dim light as if it were bright light and can see through all manner of magically created darkness short of darkness created by another deity or similar creature. When in darkness or dim light, creatures attuned to Lux have dimly glowing irises.

Creatures attuned to Lux can cast the following spells at will at their base level:

• Light
• Dancing Lights
• Guiding Bolt
• Blindness/Deafness (Only Blind)
• Darkvision
• Moonbeam
• Blinding Smite
• Daylight

Additionally you may cast the Fabricate spell at will using Lux, however to do so you must be in an area of natural sunlight. When you cast the spell in this way you use the ambient light to create solid luxen in the desired form. This luxen lasts until the next dusk, at which point it dissipates.

If a spell requires a saving throw the DC is 18 and if it requires an attack roll if uses a +10 modifier.

Creatures attuned to Lux can use their action to detonate the star contained within the hilt of the weapon, when you do so choose a point that you can see within 120 ft., the star shoots from the tip of Lux to the point and detonates. Creatures within 30 ft. of the point must make a DC 18 Constitution saving throw or take 10d8 radiant damage, be blinded for 1 minute, and be pulled up to 30 feet towards the point. Creatures take half damage, are not blinded, and are not pulled on a success. A creature that fails the save by 5 or more is permanently blinded and can only be healed by a Greater Restoration spell or similar effect. When you use this effect you can no longer benefit from the vision benefits, can no longer cast any spells from Lux, and it deals regular piercing damage rather than radiant as Lux dims and loses its radiance. Lux regains the lost abilities when you finish a long rest during which Lux has been exposed to direct starlight.

Spriggan Plate

Armor (Plate), Artifact (requires attunement)

This woody armor is composed of sung iron wood, blessed by a dryad of The Deep Vale, and imbued with the might of the Spriggan, an ancient treant who guards the Forest of Songs.

This plate grants a +3 bonus to your AC.

One With the Trees. This armor grants advantage on Stealth(Dexterity) checks made to hide in wooded areas and allows you to hide when lightly obscured in wooded areas.

Natural Spellcraft. While wearing this armor you know the following spells. If a spell uses a DC it is 18 and if it uses an attack roll it is made with a +10 modifier.

• Cantrip (at will): Druidcraft, Mending, Mold Earth, Shillelagh, and Thorn Whip
• Level 1 (3/day): Entangle, Goodberry, and Hail of Thorns
• Level 2 (3/day): Spider Climb, Spike Growth, and Wither and Bloom
• Level 3 (2/day): Daylight, Plant Growth, and Speak with Plants
• Level 4 (1/day): Conjure Woodland Beings, and Guardian of Nature
• You can also cast the Tree Stride and Grasping Vine spells at will.

Regeneration. While attuned to this armor you can use an action to root yourself to the ground. While rooted to the ground you regain 1 hit point per minute and slowly regenerate any lost limbs over the course of a long rest. Any limbs regained in this fashion are not flesh but rather a flexible but hard wood. While "rooted" in this way your movement speed is 0 and you can use an action to unroot yourself.

Attuned to Nature. While attuned to this item you gain proficiency in the Nature and Animal Handling skills.

While wearing this armor you slowly begin to develop primal wood-like features such as your hair turning to vines, your skin developing a tough bark-like exterior, and your eyes turning a vibrant shade of green. These changes finish manifesting after 7 days and slowly fade over another 7 days if the armor is no longer attuned to. Any limbs regrown by the Regeneration trait do not change back to flesh.

Mind and Body. While attuned to this item your Strength and Wisdom scores are increased by 2, up to a maximum of 22.

Nature's Guardian. While attuned to this item you gain the following Bond: An injury to the unspoiled wilderness is an injury to me.

If you act in direct conflict with that bond you may lose some or all functionality of the Spriggan Plate at the DM's discretion.

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.

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, a number of times equal to their proficiency modifier 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 though 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 cold damage. This change lasts until the attuned creature finishes a long rest.
• The area of frozen terrain created by an area of effect 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.

Cursed Items

The Wailing Hunger

Weapon (flail), Very Rare (requires attunement)

With a chain and counterweight composed of a cold black iron and a head fashioned in a vicious serrated rictus, this flail strikes terror into the hearts of all those who behold it. However, only when whet with the souls of fallen creatures does it's true power emerge.

This weapon counts as a +1 flail. Additionally, rather than the standard 1d8 bludgeoning damage, this flail deals 1d4 bludgeoning and 1d4 necrotic damage.

The Wailing Hunger gains charges whenever the wielder reduce a creature to 0 hit points with it as the weapon absorbs the creatures soul. The Wailing Hunger can hold a maximum of four charges. Each charge increases the damage die size for the bludgeoning and necrotic damage by one category; from 1d4 to 1d6 to 1d8 to 1d10 to 1d12 at four charges.

A charge can be expended to cast one of the following spells; Cause Fear (1 charge), Fear (3 charges), Hold Person (2 charges).

As the weapon gains charges it becomes more and more animate; it's third eye opens at 1 charge and stares unnervingly at observers, it's two normal eyes gain small orbs that dart back and forth independent of the third eye at 2 charges, and finally the mouth, eyes, and counterweight begin to glow with a green light at three charges.

Creatures killed by The Wailing Hunger cannot be revived excepted by a Wish spell or similar effect.

Cursed:

This weapon is cursed, while attuned to it a creature becomes sickly in appearance, as if their life essence were being slowly drained away, however to the attuned creature they feel as hearty and hale as they normally do. The creature attuned to this weapon must consume twice as much food as normal to sustain themselves.

When The Wailing Hunger gains four charges it awakens and turns on its wielder, lashing out with violent insatiable hunger. The Wailing Hunger will only attack the creature attuned to it, continuing to attack until the creature is dead. It uses the Flying Sword stat-block with the following changes; it's to-hit modifier equals the attuned creatures, it deals 1d12 bludgeoning and 1d12 necrotic damage on a hit, it gains the Multiattack feature allowing it to attack twice on its turn, it has 18 AC and 32 (9d6) hit points, and it does not have the Antimagic Susceptibility feature.

When the weapon is reduced to 0 hit points, or if it kills the creature attuned to it, it loses sentience and falls to the ground.

Sentient Items

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.

Non-magical Items

Futuristic Items

Crafted Items and Recipes

'Found' Homebrew Items

Intransigent Hammer

Magic Weapon (a bludgeoning weapon), uncommon (requires attunement)

The elegant design of this weapon belies its brutal, crushing power. This weapon does not give ground.

When you reduce a creature to 0 hit points or land a critical hit with this weapon, each creature with 10 feet of you must make a DC 13 Strength saving throw or be knocked prone.

Ironwood Club

Magic Weapon (club), uncommon (requires attunement)

Fashioned from the hard, unforgiving trunk of an oak tree, this club smells faintly of a forest during the rain.

You can use this weapon to cast the Shillelagh spell targeting the club. When this weapon is under the effects of the Shillelagh spell, it deals an additional 1d4 bludgeoning damage.

Jagged Weapon

Magic Weapon (a melee weapon that deals piercing or slashing damage), uncommon (requires attunement)

The blade of this weapon is blackened and melted, leaving a cruel, rugged edge.

Creatures you hit with this weapon have disadvantage on Constitution saving throws until the start of your next turn.

To Be Finished

https://www.gmbinder.com/share/-NlIhMCXWuAcTUysIaIu

The Griffons Saddlebag

Corvus Pyre

Weapon (halberd or quarterstaff), legendary (requires attunement)

This black cane is made of gnarled wood and has a silvered raven's skull at its top. You gain a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this magic weapon, which has the finesse property, regardless of which form it's in.

While in its cane form, it functions as a quarterstaff. While holding it, you can use a bonus action to transform it into its scythe form. When you do, a large, shadowy sickle blade erupts from the raven's beak and the cane glows with fiery embers.

While in its scythe form, the weapon functions as a halberd that lacks the heavy property. When you hit with an attack using the scythe, the target takes an extra 2d6 fire damage. You gain temporary hit points equal to the fire damage dealt, which last until the start of your next turn. If you take damage from an attacker that's within 5 feet of you while you have these temporary hit points, the attacker also takes 5 fire damage. The weapon remains in this form until you use a bonus action to transform it back into its cane form or until you drop or sheath it. When you reduce a creature to 0 hit points using the scythe, you can choose to reduce it to ash. A creature with legendary actions can't be turned to ash in this way.

Death's Vigil. As an action, you can touch a corpse with the weapon to create a harmless, flaming mantle around it. The mantle duplicates the effect of the gentle repose spell, which lasts until it's used again or until your attunement to the weapon ends. While protected by the mantle, a corpse has a damage threshold of 20.

Fate's Bond. While holding the weapon, you can use a bonus action to curse a creature that you can see with a grim fate. The curse remains for 1 minute or until the creature is reduced to 0 hit points. While cursed, your attacks with this weapon against that creature are made with advantage, and you can magically know the exact distance and direction of the creature from you, provided that you're on the same plane of existence. This property of the weapon can't be used again until the next dusk.

If the curse lasts for its full duration, it rebounds; you take 4d10 fire damage, which can't be reduced or prevented in any way. If you're reduced to 0 hit points when this happens, your body is incinerated and turned to ash.

Deck of Dragons

Wondrous item, rare (requires attunement)

This deck of cards can be used as a standard playing card set. Each card bears one of four types of dragons: black, red, bronze, or silver. The deck is made of 52 cards and comes in a wooden carrying case, which depicts each of the four dragons battling for control over their respective corners. While attuned to the deck, you gain a +3 bonus to any check you make using it as a playing card set. You can use a bonus action to magically shuffle the cards of the deck, tapping either the top of the cards or its box when you do.

You can use each card from the shuffled deck as a magic dart. On a hit, a card deals an extra 1d6 damage to the target of a type depending on its suit. Roll a d8 to determine the card's suit using the table below, or draw from a real deck of cards to determine the suit instead.

A thrown card magically reappears on the bottom of the card case. When you score a critical hit using one of the cards, the damage dice are tripled, instead of doubled.

Dragonbolt Blaster

Weapon (heavy crossbow), rare

This magic item is a unique, two-handed ranged weapon. If you are proficient with light or heavy crossbows, you are proficient with the Dragonbolt Blaster. A broken piece of a blue dragon's horn is set at the weapon's center, releasing tendrils of shimmering electricity from its point.

The weapon doesn't require physical ammunition, and it has a normal range of 150 feet and a long range of 600 feet. On a hit, a target takes 2d10 lightning damage. You don't add your Dexterity modifier to the damage of this attack (unless it's negative). You have advantage on the attack roll if the target is wearing armor made of metal.

If you take 10 or more lightning damage while holding this weapon, roll a d20. On a 1, the weapon breaks, but can be repaired with 100gp worth of materials and 8 hours of work. On any other result, the next target hit by the weapon within the next minute takes an extra 1d10 lightning damage.

Hide of the Wild Guardian

Wondrous item, legendary (requires attunement by a druid)

This well-worn gray bearskin hide has been passed down from druid to druid for generations. While wearing it, you gain the following benefits:

• You gain a +1 bonus to ability checks and saving throws.
• You can use your Wild Shape feature up to three times, instead of twice, unless you can already use it more.
• The maximum CR beast you can transform into with your Wild Shape increases by 1.
• You gain a +3 bonus to AC, as well as to attack and damage rolls with natural weapons, while transformed into a beast, even if the hide merges into your new form.

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.

Mercenary's Pauldron

Wondrous item, uncommon (requires attunement)

This magic pauldron has been enchanted with a war mage's divinations. It has 3 charges and regains all expended charges daily at dawn. You can use a bonus action while wearing the pauldron to expend 1 of its charges to invoke its tactical insights, magically granting you advantage on the next weapon attack roll you make before the end of your next turn. On a hit, the attack deals an extra 1d6 damage of the weapon's type, and you gain that same amount of temporary hit points which last until the end of your next turn.

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?"

Scroll of the Skyfallen

Scroll, rare

This sky-blue scroll flutters in a magical breeze and is written in Elvish. Faraway clouds can be seen floating in the background of its parchment and magically sputter into existence upon reaching the edge. Miniscule birds soar through the clouds, both on the paper and off.

By using an action to read this scroll, your words ring out to magically rip the wind out from beneath the wings of creatures around you. Any hovering, levitating, or otherwise flying creature within 120 feet of you must make a DC 16 Dexterity saving throw. A flying creature falls to the ground on a failed save, and its flying speed is reduced to 0 for 1 minute. On a successful save, any flying speed it has (or similar means of flight) is halved for 1 minute instead. If the creature was levitating or can hover, the creature safely descends at a rate of 60 feet per round until it reaches the ground instead. A creature with legendary actions is unaffected by the scroll. The scroll then vanishes in a plume of vapor, and it destroyed.

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.

The Arena Guy

Dungeon Strugglers

Fletcher's Ring

Ring, rare (requires attunement)

While you are wearing this ring, when you make a ranged attack with a bow or crossbow you magically summon the ammunition as part of the attack. Arrows or bolts summoned by this ring disappear after they hit or miss their target. Attacks with these arrows are considered magical for overcoming resistance and immunity to non-magical attacks and damage.

This ring has 4 charges. As part of an attack, you can expend one charge to summon a special piece of ammunition from the following options:

• Excruciating. This arrow inflicts massive pain, halving the target creature's movement speed until the end of your next turn.
• Penetrating. This arrow travels through the target in a straight line for an additional 20 feet. The nearest creature in that area is also hit by the attack if the attack surpasses its AC with three-quarters cover (+5).
• Tethering. This arrow creates a tether from you to the target. The tether is the exact length of the distance fired between you and the target. It can be used as a rope to climb or to leash yourself to a target creature. The tether can hold up to 500 pounds and can be severed with a DC 18 Strength check. Make a contested Strength (Athletics) check to pull a tethered creature. The arrow and tether last up to 1 minute or until you dismiss it with a bonus action, before disappearing.
• Whistling. This arrow whistles loudly as it flies through the air. Creatures within 60 feet of the flight path have disadvantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks to hear anything else until the end of your next turn. The ring regains all expended charges after a long rest.

Megalithic Beast Breaker

Weapon (greatsword), rare

This massive greatsword is chiseled from an incredibly heavy piece of jagged stone. Ancient arcane binding barely prevents it from shattering on impact.

When you hit with an attack using this magic greatsword, the target takes an extra 1d6 bludgeoning damage, or 3d6 bludgeoning damage if the target is a beast. While you hold this weapon, you have resistance to damage dealt by beasts. If you roll a 1 on an attack roll, roll a d20. On a 1, the greatsword shatters and is destroyed.

Nimble Buckler

Shield, uncommon

Wielding this small shield only grants a +1 bonus to AC. While holding this shield you gain a +2 bonus to Dexterity saving throws.

Additionally, when an attack misses you or you succeed on a Dexterity saving throw, you can use your reaction to immediately move up to 10 feet without provoking opportunity attacks.

Ricochet Sling Bullets

Weapon (sling bullet), rare

The sling bullets come in a pouch, which contains 1d4 + 4 bullets.

You have a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with each of these bullets. When you hit with a bullet, you can choose to ricochet the bullet to hit another creature. Make an additional attack roll against a new creature within 20 feet of the previous creature. On a successful hit, the new creature takes 1d4+1 bludgeoning damage. You can repeat this process until you miss, only targeting creatures that have not yet been targeted.

Sand Maiden

Armor (padded), very rare (requires attunement)

This padded armor is a billowing assemblage of earth-colored cloth that seems to flow with the wind as if made of sand itself. You have a +1 bonus to AC while wearing this armor. Padded armor normally imposes disadvantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks, this armor doesn't.

Additionally, you have advantage on saving throws you make against exhaustion effects due to extreme heat. You gain the ability to glide across the desert, while you are on sand you ignore difficult terrain.

As an action you can transform into the aspect of the sand maiden. For 1 minute, or until you end this transformation with a bonus action, your skin glimmers like a mirage and you move like a swirling sandstorm. While in this state you gain the following benefits:

• You have advantage on Dexterity saving throws.
• You can move through the space of another creature and pass through small holes, narrow openings, and even mere cracks, though you treat liquids as though they were solid surfaces.
• Your movement doesn't provoke opportunity attacks.
• Your speed increases by 20 feet.

The armor can't be used this way again until the next dawn.

Stone Wail

Weapon (war pick), very rare (requires attunement)

You have proficiency with this war pick if you are a dwarf.

You have a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this magic weapon. If the target is made of stone, you deal an additional 2d8 force damage and attack rolls score a critical hit on a roll of 19 or 20. While wielding this war pick, you can use an action to cast the Flesh to Stone spell (DC 17) from it once per long rest.

Motherlode! Reducing a stone creature to 0 hit points with Stone Wail causes them to crumble and expose a gem of the following type. Roll a d20:

1. Copper Nib (1 cp) and Motherlode! can’t be used again until you complete a long rest.
2. Malachite (10 gp)
3. Malachite (10 gp)
4. Bloodstone (50 gp)
5. Onyx (50)
6. Chrysoprase (50 gp)
7. Jasper (50 gp)
8. Moonstone (50 gp)
9. Tourmaline (100 gp)
10. Amethyst (100 gp)
11. Chrysoberyl (100 gp)
12. Jade (100 gp)
13. Pearl (100 gp)
14. Diamond (100 gp)
15. Diamond (100 gp)
16. Diamond (300 gp)
17. Diamond (300 gp)
18. Diamond (500 gp)
19. Diamond (1,000 gp)

Subtle Cricket

Weapon (hand crossbow), rare (requires attunement)

This unusually small hand crossbow packs a mighty punch. You have a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with this magic weapon.

The crossbow has 3 charges, and it regains 1d3 expended charges daily at dawn. When you make a ranged attack with the crossbow, you can expend 1 to 3 of its charges to empower the bolt with kinetic energy. On a hit, for each charge you spend, the target takes an additional 1d12 force damage and is pushed 5 feet away from you. Additionally, when you fire a kinetic bolt, you must succeed on a DC 10 (+2 for each additional charge) Strength saving throw or be knocked prone. If you score a critical hit with a kinetic bolt, the target is pushed thrice as far and knocked prone.

The Mithril Canvas

Art Sources

• Adela Quiles

  • Fang of Zehir

• Arnaerr

  • Authority
  • Gothic
  • Ebb and Flow
  • Lux
  • Venom

• Caesar Filho

  • Blackfyre
  • Ice
  • Oathkeeper

• ChaxRomi

  • Arc Glaive
  • Glaive of Spores and Seeds
  • Searing Glaive

• Dariusz Kieliszek

  • Hydra

• Erika Nosé

  • The Epitaph

• GarlicBeard

  • Whip Axe

• Jon Sullivan

  • Frigid Reaver

• Joshua Cairos

  • Sword of Once and Future

• LeeSmith

  • Bola-Bombs
  • Favor of Khazum
  • Swashbuckler's Pistol
  • The Weeping Blade

• Maeve B

  • Navigator's Dagger

• Monsters and Meatheads

  • Crimson Dagger

• Mukhlis Nur (Sinlaire)

  • Bleeding Bouquet

• SirGrenchaw

  • The Wailing Hunger
  • Widow's Fang Tonfas

• Stephan Martiniere

  • Kyzzierth's Renown

• Todd Ulrich

  • A Rogues Treat
  • Ghostbound Blade
  • Smoke Stick
  • Whip Scythe

• Quiping Yu

  • Spriggan Plate