Summary

• Very rare quality magic items in D&D are meant for higher-level play, between levels 11-16, and are some of the most powerful items in the game.
• Dispense these powerful items with caution, as giving them to players too early can trivialize encounters and break the balance of the game.
• These rare items, such as the Belt of Fire Giant Strength and Crystal Ball, provide unique abilities and benefits that can enhance characters' abilities and gameplay experience.

Very rare quality magic items in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dungeons & Dragons are meant to be handed out to characters in the third tier of play between levels 11-16. Consequently, these are some of﷽ the most powerful magic items that characters will acquire during their career as adventurers.

Of course, you could choose to hand out some of these items at earlier levels. While players will certainly love a Dungeon Master (DM) who chooses to do so, you risk triv𝐆ializing many encounters by giving players access to such power so early. In other words, dispense these awesome items with caution.

10 Belt Of Fire Giant💜 Strength

Buffbarian Incoming

This version of the Belt of Giant Strength 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:requires attunement and increases a character's Strength score to 25. Seeing as character ability scores typically max out at 20, you can imagine how this belt breaks the inherent math of the game a bit.

Nonetheless, Barbarians and Fighters are likely to feel outclassed by full spellcasting classes at these levels. The sheer ridiculousness of high-level spells may have them feeling left out, and the🎶 Belt of Fire Giant Strenꦓgth helps to even the playing field a bit.

9 Crystal Ball 🔜

The Best Way For A Villain To Stay Informed

Ever wanted to spy on your enemies from the safety of many miles away? The Crystal Ball requires attunement and allows its user to cast the scrying spell with a DC of 17. Scrying is an𒁃 incredibly useful fifth-level divination spell that lets you look in on a creature of your choice as long as they are on the same plane as you.

Of course, the target must first fail a Wisdom saving throw if you want to see what they're up to. Thankfully, your knowledge of the target as well as your procurement of any items that have to do with them can make it so that the spell almost always works. You can also use scrying to view a specific location if you know to keep an eye on it.

8 ღ Helm Of B𝓀rilliance

It's... Too... Beautiful!

This helmet requiresဣ attunement and is set with tens of different gems ranging from diamonds to opals and rubies. As long as the helm is set with certain gems, you gain access to benefits including resistance to fire damage, a dim-light emitter that deals 1d6 radiant dama𒉰ge to undead within 30 feet, and the ability to make your weapon burst with flame and deal an extra 1d6 fire on an attack.

You can also remove gems from the helm to cast the spells Daylight, Fireball, Prismatic Spray, or Wall of Fire with a DC of 18. This is the perfect item for a martial character who wants to dabble in spellcasting. Lastly, when the wearer fails a sav꧂ing throw that deals fire damage, they roll a d20.

On a 1, the helm and its gems⛦ are destroyed an✱d each creature other than you within 60 is subject to a DC 17 Dexterity saving throw. Anyone who fails this save takes fire damage equal to the remaining gems in the helmet. In other words, the chance that the helm nukes your party is a great incentive to use gems quickly.

7 ♛ Ring Of Amity

Ooh, You Make Me Live Now Honey

Amity means a friendly relationship. This attunement-required ring lets you bond with one willing creature every long rest. While bonded in this way, any healing that you receive restores the same amount of hit✨ points to the bonded creature. However, it gets much better than that.

As a reaction once per day, you can turn any attack roll the bonded creature lands into a critical hit as long as you are within 60 ♓feet of them. Rogues and Paladins in particular are great characters to bond with as they excel at dealing tons of damage in a single hit using sneak attack and divine smite.

6 Efreeti Bot𓆉tle

Never Trust A Genie

This magic item doesn't require attunement and is capable of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:summoning an efreeti to your side. The efreeti are fire genies with a Challenge Rating of 🤡11 capable of casting powerful spells including conjure elemental, wall of fire, major image,𓂃 and plane shift.

They also have a fairly strong melee and ranged multiattack option. Unfortunately, the efreeti you summon has a ten percent chance of being hostile towards you when you summon it. That being said, there's also a ten percent chance that the efreeti grants you up to three wishes. All in all, this is a great magic item for players and DMs who like to gamble.

5 Eldritch Staf🐈f ꦓ

Anddddd, It's Gone

This is a +1 staff that requires attunement. It also comes with ten charges and recharges 1d6 + 4 of them at dawn. You can expend up to three charges when you make a m🐓elee attack to add an additional 1d8 lightning damage to the attack per charge spent.

Alternatively, you can use a reaction and spend three charges when you take damage to turn invisible until the start of your next turn and telepor꧋t up to 60 feet to a space you can see. Every character can use a built-in escape method, and having one available as a reacti🦩on is about as good as it gets.

4 Oathbow

Murder Oath, Nice

For a long time, this was the only magic bow in the game available to characters. Thankfully, that's no longer the case, however, this remains an incredibly powerful ranged attacker item. Once per day, you can choose a target to become your sworn enemy.

As long as you are attacking your sworn enemy with this weapon, you gain advantage on all attacks. Furthermore, you suffer no disadvantage from long range and your target can only benefit from total cover. As if all of that wasn't good enough, the sworn enemy also takes an additional 3d6 piercing damage on every successful hit. Long story short: don't annoy anyone wielding an Oathbow.

3 ꦦMindblast💃ing Cap

Great For Mind Flayer Parties

This fairly unknown item from Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk requires attunement and gives a character mind flayer-like powers. Once per day, while attu♉ned to the cap, you can use a bonus action to fire a 60-foot cone of energy. All creatures hit by the con🎐e must succeed on a DC 15 Intelligence saving throw or take 5d8 psychic damage and become stunned.

If a target fails the saving throw, they can save against the stunned condition again at t🤡he end of their next turn. A target who succeeds takes half damage and is not ๊stunned. The fact that this gives you a mind blast in exchange for only a bonus action is simply ridiculous. Even mind flayers have to use an action to cast their mind blasts.

Be warned: this item can easily trivialize encounters when put in the right hands. After all, most monsters are quite poor at su𓆏cceeding on Intelligence saving throws.

2 Bloodshed Bl💞ade

That's Going To Leave A Mark

Introduced in Bigby Prese🌳nts: Glory of the Giants, the Bloodshed Blade takes up an attunement slot for the very worthwhile ability to completely nuke a single opponent once per day. On top of that, the weapon also adds your Constitution modifier to damage rolls made with it.

Once per day, you can roll and add your hit die to one attack roll made with this weapon. If the attack hits, you can then also spend and roll as many other hit die as you have remaining. In other words, a tenth-level Barbarian that lands an attack with this weapon could add up to 10d12 additional damage to the attack. That's arguably 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a little too much damage, don't you think?

1 ꦕ Staff Of Power ꩲ

Beware Of Breaking Over Knee

Last but certainly not least, the Staff of Power is a well celebrated item that can only be attuned to by Warlocks, Sorcerers, and Wi🍬zards. This staff gives the wielder a +2 to damage rolls, their spell save DC, their Armor Class, and their spell attack rolls. It also has 20 charges which you can expend to cast various powerful spells.

They include wall of force, cone of cold, fireball, lightning bolt, hold monster, levi🅰tate, magic missile, and ray of enfeeblement. Finally, you can use an action to break the staff over your knee causing an apocalyptic explosion capable of dealing up to 160 force damage to creatures who fail a DC 17 Dexterity saving throw.

When this happens, th🐓e wielder of the staff has a 50/50 chance of either teleporting to another plane or taking double the damage that the staff causes w🐻ith no save. Good luck with that.