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If someone could list out some magic items, preferably both attunement and non-attunement items, that would greatly help me out, as I'm not sure what kind of options I might have available to me. Any and all official published material is acceptable (if there's Unearthed Arcana material, I'd like to know that as well if possible).
These are artifacts, items that are "off the scale" of rarity and power. they should not be treated as simply more powerful magic items, but as things which drive the plot of the campaign itself. DMG 219 says: An artifact is a unique magic item of tremendous power, with its own origin and history.
The Ioun Stone (Leadership) boosts your Charisma by 2, to a maximum of 20, while it orbits your head. The Star card (from the Deck of Many Things) can boost your Charisma by 2, to a maximum of 24. As far as I can determine, there are no other items that affect your Charisma. Items that are affected by your Charisma is more complicated.
The Xanathar's Guide to Everything brings a new categorization of magic items in 5E by dividing them in minor and major items (pags. 135–136 & 140–145). However, the tables presented there only account for the items on the Dungeon Master's Guide , not citing any formulas or methods of item categorization from other sources, like the ones ...
Healing potions will be drunk, scrolls will be used, magic armor will be worn, and magic weapons will be used against the players. Having magic lay in a treasure room makes zero sense. In this manner, player characters have earned the piece of armor, weapon, wand or whatever it is. Second, is that magic items don't need to look magical.
I homebrewed a magic letter spell for my swashbuckling campaign that's basically a 2nd level Sending. It can't go between planes and magic items stowed in the envelope will cause the spell to fail (it also has a weight limit). What's delivered is far more fragile that what was sent so sending a knife is basically like sending ash.
Yes, there are rules listed for crafting magic items in the DMG on pages 128-129. A list of capabilities, minimum levels, creation costs in gold pieces, and other requirements is listed there. The time-frame to create is also listed with these details. I will give one example: A common item would require a formula, 100 gp in components, and a ...
My DM gave a few magic items to the party after a particularly rough encounter with a dragon a month or so ago. One player was absent, so we only had 3, and another player's character died. The result of this is that my greedy gnome criminal and the guileless half-orc fighter were the only 2 characters alive. Of course, I took all the magic items.
The base price is displayed in the Magic Item Price table (XGtE 126), further Complications (XGtE 126, and corresponding Complications Table) may arise. The Magic Item Rarity table (DMG 135) further defines the value of magic items corresponding to Rarity and Character Level columns. When Buying and Selling (DMG 135) always consider that
For your idea to play from level 1 as a part-time dragon/part-time human, the game does not offer any magic items. In fact, the guidance in the DMG p. 38 is that no matter what kind of campaign, you would not have any magic items on level 1 anyways, so magic items would not be a solution there, even if such an item existed. And, since magic ...