#homebrew items

[fifi-in-the-new-world]

Curiotober day 2 - Moon

(Description: A strange, spherical contraption who's face can be changed to reflect a different moon. It grants it's bearer access to a long-forgotten form of magic.

Pocket moons were once a common tool for mages who specialized in lunamancy. However, the actions of a powerful dark mage swiftly changed the public perception of lunamancy. Instruments of lunamancy were tracked down and destroyed and the magical art became lost to time.

The face of the pocket moon can be changed to reflect up to four different phases of the moon. Each lunar phase grants the bearer access to different abilities, and rarer moons such as lunar eclipses and blood moons can grant more powerful abilities.

(In handwritting at the bottom) You probably wont get in trouble practicing lunamancy these days... probably. -S)

[cosmicpixel01]

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

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

Concentration Hearts Wondrous Item, Common

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

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

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

Dulcet Leche Caramels Wondrous Item, Common

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

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

Darkvision Dark Chocolate

Wondrous Item, Common

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

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

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

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

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

[hyliandude]

Need ideas for homebrew d&d items?

Look at MTG artifact cards

Seriously- run through them and make up mechanisms based on the art and text

[basilhomebrews]

Hey there, I happened upon your co-host blog while searching for homebrew FU accessories, and I saw you posted some MonHun themed ones over there, but the archive didn't seem to actually save the images. Just wondering if you have (or could?) posted them elsewhere? Searching this blog doesn't seem to have them as far as I see.

Thanks for your time!

Oh, yeah nah I think I only posted the MonHun FabUlt decos over at Co-Host (which I uh sorta keep forgetting to use lmao)

Anyways, here you go:

[greyeisacreativecolor]

Starting of swordtember a little late, but I'm sure the lord of darkness Dracula appreciates me taking the time to perfect his sword.

[raeynbowboi]

Putting the Omnitrix in DnD

The original purpose of the Omnitrix was to give the user access to the DNA of aliens from various worlds to preserve the DNA of a species in the event of a genocide or mass extinction. The watch fused to one person, was extremely hard to remove, and its default setting gave the user access to the DNA of 10 different species they could choose between. Aside from Humanoid, there are 13 total creature types: Aberrations, Beasts, Celestials, Constructs, Dragons, Elementals, Fey, Fiends, Giants, Monstrosities, Oozes, Plants, and Undead. In the spirit of Ben 10, I’ll make a list of 1 creature from each creature type that the watch can turn a player into. Playable races vary a little. Kenku, Grung, and Drow are all CR 1/4, but Changeling, Satyr, and Hobgoblin are 1/2, and Bugbears are CR 1 creatures. So, I’ll be considering everything within that scope. Some do go beyond that, such as Centaurs and Minotaurs, but most are within the window of CR 1/4 and CR 1. To give the DM and Player some variety, I’ll pick one option from each, if applicable. Celestials had to be eliminated because the lowest CR Celestial is CR 2 Pegasus. In-Universe, it was likely created by Mordenkainen.

ITEM:

BRACELET OF POLYMORPH

VERY RARE | ATTUNEMENT REQUIRED

The DM chooses any 10 possible transformations from the list below, only choosing 1 from each creature type. As a bonus action, you can activate the bracelet, becoming one of the creatures chosen by the DM. You use that creature’s stat block instead of your own, except you retain all languages you know, and your INT, WIS, and CHA are not affected unless the creature’s are higher than your own. If the creature you turn into does not speak any languages, you cannot communicate verbally while polymorphed by this item. Depending on the CR of the creature you turn into, the recharge rate of this item varies. For a CR 1/4 creature, it recharges on a short rest, on a CR 1/2, it recharges at dawn, and for a CR 1 creature, it recharges after 1d4 days. You can stay in the form of a CR 1/4 creature for up to 8 hours, a CR 1/2 creature for up to 4 hours, and a CR 1 creature for up to 1 hour. If your hit points in this form are reduced to 0, you return to your original form with your current hit points at the moment you transformed. The DM decides what the bracelet polymorphs the player into, and may ask the player for a contested INT check against a DC 15 to coax the bracelet into cooperation. Otherwise, the bracelet may choose to polymorph the attuned into a different creature than the one they wanted to turn into.

ABERRATION

CR 1/4: Star Spawn Grue

CR 1/2: Gnome Squidling

CR 1: Core Spawn Crawler

BEASTS

CR 1/4: Fastieth

CR 1/2: Jaculi

CR 1: Moorbounder

CONSTRUCTS

CR 1/4: Duodrone

CR 1/2: Kiddywidget

CR 1: Clockwork Bronze Scout

DRAGONS

CR 1/4: Pseudodragon

CR 1/2: Ambush Drake

CR 1: Faerie Dragon

ELEMENTALS

CR 1/4: Smoke Mephit

CR 1/2: Magmin

CR 1: Fire Snake

FEY

CR 1/4: Pixie

CR 1/2: Satyr

CR 1: Dryad

FIENDS

CR 1/4: Abyssal Chicken

CR 1/2: Nupperibo

CR 1: Imp

GIANTS

CR 1/4: Young Hill Giant

CR 1/2: N/A

CR 1: Half-Ogre (Ogrillon)

HUMANOIDS

CR 1/4: Troglodyte

CR 1/2: Gnoll

CR 1: Thri-Kreen

MONSTROSITIES

CR 1/4: Young Griffin (Small)

CR 1/2: Cockatrice

CR 1: Hippogriff

OOZES

CR 1/4: Oblex Spawn

CR 1/2: Gray Ooze

CR 1: N/A

PLANTS

CR 1/4: Needle Blight

CR 1/2: Myconid Adult

CR 1: Thorny Vegepygmy

UNDEAD

CR 1/4: Skeleton

CR 1/2: Shadow

CR 1: Specter

[tamvmat]

I drew the magic items for the Oops! All Himbos game at GenCon this week. They're quite silly hehehe, I cant share what they do till after....

[dungeon-oracle]

Just some random homebrew items, some of which I've used as a player character and some of which I've given out in my games. Feel free to share/use in your own games String of Remembrance - Wondrous item, rare

Two inches of magical string enchanted to help the user remember important things when tied around one's finger. This item has 1d10+2 charges. The user can spend 1 charge to gain advantage on an Intelligence or Wisdom skill check, as well as any check made with a tool proficiency. Once the string runs out of charges, it becomes non-magical.

Quarterstaff of Wildspace* - Weapon (quarterstaff), very rare (requires attunement)

This +3 quarterstaff is blessed with the magic of Wildspace. As part of an attack, or following the casting time of one of the spell effects, you can spend a number of charges to gain an effect from the list below. You regain all charges after completing a long rest.

1 - Moon - Feather Fall / 1 Charge

2 - Comet - On a hit, the target's movement is reduced to 0 until the start of your next turn. / 1 Charge

3 - Nebula - Chaos Bolt / 1 Charge

4 - Open Space - Air Bubble / 2 Charges

5 - Sun - On a hit, the target takes an extra 1d8 radiant damage and is blinded until the start of your next turn. / 2 Charges

6 - Black Hole - Pulse Wave / 3 Charges

7 - Void - Darkness/Silence ; The radius of the Silence spell is bound to the radius of the Darkness spell: 15 ft instead of 20 ft. / 4 Charges

8 - Supernova - This effect does not expend charges, but destroys the quarterstaff completely. In exchange, you cast Planar Ally with a casting time of 1 action instead of 10 minutes.

*(This item is based on the Quarterstaff of the Wilds by @noblecrumpet-dorkvision - my DM and I worked together to adapt the item to the Wildspace setting for his Spelljammer campaign)

Pocket Kitchen - Wondrous item, uncommon

This pop tent folds up to the size of a handkerchief. It unfolds into a 5 foot square tent. You can use an action to place or pick up the tent. On the inside is a 30 square foot extra-dimensional space, with a full service professional kitchen including ovens, stoves, mixers, blenders, pots, pans, cooking utensils and dishware. It contains sufficient food to serve a meal for up to 8 people, three times a day. A staff of two unseen servants can assist with prep work and serving food. Food can be removed from the tent, however, if it is not eaten before midnight, any food that remains outside the tent disappears. The interior is refreshed daily at midnight.