Magic Items

A symbol of power among those that know The Desolation Gang, this helm was previously owned by the leader herself, Dakota Death.

A piece of solid moonlight inside a spherical lattice of solid divine threads. An elven song can be heard whenever its magic is used. This item has the Language (Elven) minor property: The bearer can speak and understand Elven while the item is on the bearer's person.

Everyone's seem it, you badass action movie star you. Did you really do those things? Doesn't matter. They believe you did. They believe you can. That's counts for a lot.

Clockwork Amulet that may be worn on the wrist, has a stylized depiction of White Plume with two plumes acting as the hands of the clockwork, and the Guardian minor property

The Undisputed Multiversal Championship belt is made of polished gold and inlaid with decorative gems. The blood-red rubies inset into the belt can be removed only by the reigning Multiversal Champion. Once removed, they function as rubies of the war mage.

This pipe can make a perfect tiny replica of the Leviathan of the Cult, which itself can exhale its own puff of smoke in the form of another monster.

Key: This medal can also be used to access the VIP room at the Helm and Cloak in Baldur's Gate without needing an invite.

A lapis-studded medal wreathed with a blue rosette. It's a tad tacky, but the free booze from the VIP room is worth it.

You can cast Enhance Ability, requiring no spell components and using your Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma as the spellcasting ability (your choice). When you cast the spell in this way, it lasts its full duration with no concentration required. Once used three times, the charm vanishes from you.

Language: Modron

Imbued with the power of the Multiversal Championship, you gain an additional 9th-level spell slot, provided that you already have one. This epic boon, granted only to the greatest champions, enhances your magical prowess, allowing you to cast the most potent spells with unparalleled mastery.

No matter how much you imbibe at an inn or tavern, a sprinkle of these magic salts on the tongue before bedtime means you’ll never get a hangover.

This tower shield is made of hundreds of interlocking humanoid bones, dipped in a shimmering silver resin. When you are targeted by a spell, the bones vibrate gently and emit deep, ominous chanting in ancient Oman, lasting for 1d6 rounds.

This is Commander Manta’s lucky charm. He never lost a battle so long as he had this on him.