10 Homebrew Magic Items for D&D 5e

Hey folks I hope you enjoy this video where I introduce 10 homebrewed and unique magic items you can use for your own games whether that's D&D or another TTRPG! If you like any of these ideas, make sure to leave a like and subscribe for more content in the future!

Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:26 Amulet of Potency
1:08 Golden Die
1:42 Guardian Statue
2:27 Healing Rock
2:53 Lantern of Hidden Light
3:34 Potion of Trials
4:01 Pouch of Chance
4:49 Ring of Spite
5:06 Runestone
5:58 Spool of Endless Rope

[wafffls]

ooh! these are so very cool, but still simple/easy to understand.
while complex, very detailed homebrew items are always fun to go through, i’ve honestly been looking for a number of more simple items or item ideas for a while. fun bonuses and stuff that’s not gonna halt the flow of an interaction if they come across it during a plot encounter.

it seriously seems like every time i’m looking for something, your channel has it! and, i appreciate that the video is split into chapters. it’s a small thing, but it’s very helpful for referencing, so thank you :) and thank you for making this video in general!

[MemphiStig]

The Pouch of Chance reminds me of the Robe of Useful Items. I made a variant of this once called the Robe of Spell Effects. It had patches representing low-level spells, each good for one use. I love homebrewing magic items.

[TheKapateze]

Just want to give you a positive word. I really like your channel and videos. They're to the point and packed with good stuff. Keep up the good work!

[wowi-wow]

That's some really cool items i might use in my game ! as a new dm i never used cursed item for now, so can you do the same video specialy for cursed items ? it really inspired me !

[sherylcascadden]

Homebrew items for low level groups:
Bag of roots: brown drawstring bag weighing five pounds, containing five pounds of various roots common to the area. Onions, garlic leeks, turnips, parsnips, rutabagas, Jerusalem artichokes, celery or parsley root, manglewurzels (medieval animal feed), and once a mandrake. Replenished once a day.

Pot of oatmeal. Small clay pot with a lid, enough oatmeal for two people, upon command once a day.

Rain hat: Keeps the character wearing it dry from falling or splashing water. Walk through puddles and streams at your own risk.

A small tin box with the picture of a teapot on the top. Contains eight cookies. Needs eight hours in sunlight to recharge.

A small clay jar with a cork lid with a (seemingly) unending supply of fishing bait. can only take out as much as will actually fit in the jar at a time, so no setting up a bait shop.