Items

Striking this peculiar iron mace like a match generates the same blue sparks that blanket corrupted beasts.

A Tarot Deck Item for when you want to call upon fate in D&D 5e.

I don't think this needs much explanation. I really love Bloodborne, and figured that putting some bloodborne things in D&D would be nice.

A spear meant for a warrior with a pure heart, whose soul is strong enough to wield light itself.

This pendant is very fun for players, if the curse is not revealed of course. Once it is, the party has to fight to save their friend.

Impair your vision, but become able to look into the past! This item is designed for a campaign based on mystery and investigation.

This is one of those simple, yet effective items every monk would love to have, eh? If you're wondering what to hand out to those monks.

This weapon has all the shadowy magic you've ever wanted. There's even a brother-weapon, which uses light magic!

The design is fairly straightforward, I thought about making the healing actual HP instead of tHP, but it was a bit too much healing.

A D&D 5E dagger meant for those who enjoy the thrill of the hunt. With it you gain access to hunter's mark and other fun abilities.

Warpicks are very cool weapons, although underused to some extent. I wanted to make a magic item for these less often used weapons.

This very well-known card from MtG always felt cool to me, and I wanted to make an item for it.