D&D 5E DMG Excerpt: Wonderous Items

[dd.stevenson]

I have to know, what can one do with two gallons of mayonnaise?

Knowing my players? I have a feeling I'm going to find out, at some point during 5E's run.

 

[fuindordm]

It can change one square into difficult terrain...or one corpse into difficult terrine.

 

[Greg K]

I guess I am the odd man out. I am tired of seeing magic item previews. I was hoping we would see more things along the lines of the creating races previews.

 

[dd.stevenson]

I guess I am the odd man out. I am tired of seeing magic item previews. I was hoping we would see more things along the lines of the creating races previews.

I would love to see what they have in mind for domain management.

 

[SilverfireSage]

I guess I am the odd man out. I am tired of seeing magic item previews. I was hoping we would see more things along the lines of the creating races previews.

*shrug* They don't have to preview anything. I'll take what I can get.

 

[Henrix]

I have to know, what can one do with two gallons of mayonnaise?

You're right, it ought to have been cheese dip. Seriously.

 

[Phaezen]

I have to know, what can one do with two gallons of mayonnaise?

Clearly to make bulk tartar source when the party kills a giant crab.

 

[Plaguescarred]

Nice toys on display! I like the simplicity of the adamantine armor and the amulet of the planes is quite niice

 

[MasterTrancer]

I would love to see what they have in mind for domain management.

Really, I want that so much!

Oh well, I guess we're going to be satisfied in a couple of weeks ;-)

 

[pemerton]

the amulet of the planes is quite niice

I wasn't sure about it when I read it. Stuff that teleports PCs to random locations/planes can be pretty hard on both GM and players - potentially very disruptive, and the potential for anti-climactic or just lacklustre play if the GM isn't able to incorporate the random location into the ongoing flow of events in the campaign.