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#1 herc18 Nov 20, 2014 22:44:51	Anyone have any good magic item generators? Looking for something that gives the weapon or armors bio and any stats it might have. Not just "+1 long sword" thanks for any resources or ideas guys
#2 CFK Nov 20, 2014 23:32:32	Wait for the DMG to come out in 2 weeks?   Otherwise, look for previouse editions like 4th for great items. Strangely there in the PHB, not the DMG.
#3 cowleymen Nov 21, 2014 15:37:46	I think he means like stories and stuff. that +1 longswords handle is shaped like a dragon, its wings make the crossguard, things like that stuff?
#4 Koetsu Nov 22, 2014 14:07:12	Magical materials, no magical effects.   Weapons accumulate negative tokens with each critical fail. Each token adds -1 to attack or damage (player's choice) Steel can accumulate 3 possible tokens. After that it breaks, and is irrepairable. Mithril can accumulate 2 possible tokens. After that it breaks. However it can ALWAYS be repaired. Starforged Iron needs to do a "critical failure check" by rolling a second time. If the second roll is also a critical failure, the weapon accumulates a token. Starforged iron can accumulate up to 8 tokens, however it cannot be repaired... ever. It can only be reforged from scratch, at a loss of 30% of the material (so reforge a smaller weapon). Etc. Armor accumulates negative tokens with each critical success scored against it. Each token subtracts 1 from AC or Dex modifier (player's choice)   Anyways, that's my $0.02 off the top of my head.
#5 herc18 Nov 23, 2014 10:21:24	cowleymen wrote:
(Reply to #5) OoftaMeg	herc18 wrote:
#7 cowleymen Nov 23, 2014 11:51:50	http://www.seventhsanctum.com/   http://donjon.bin.sh/   I like both of this sites greatly. Im not sure they have exactly what your looking for, but seventhsanctum would be where i would look first. Both have a bunch of gereat generators for dm use, in multiple editions. Donjon already has a few 5e generators as well.
#8 ankiyavon Nov 23, 2014 12:55:45	The 3.5 book Draconomicon has some great tables for detailed descriptions of treasure. It doesn't tell you the story; you have to fill that in yourself; but you can generate, for example, a sword that has gold leaf filigree depicting an ancient king on the crossguard.
#9 MechaPilot Nov 23, 2014 13:13:30	ankiyavon wrote:
#10 herc18 Nov 23, 2014 21:23:10	Thanks for the replys guys and the links to the helpful sites :D