BlindKobold
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We are starting a campaign at 5th level. I have chosen to be a wizard.
I'm looking for suggestions for magic items.
Any suggestions?
I'm looking for suggestions for magic items.
Any suggestions?
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Most useful magic items for a 5th wizard
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Jondor_Battlehammer
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Pearl of power is a no brainer.
A Necklace of Adaptation. Covers you in a buble of air, which makes it better than water breathing, since you can still cast spells while immersed. It also stops the effects of gasses. Saves your equipment from above effects, too, so no lost spell book if you get dunked. I'm still wearing one at 16th level.
Ring of Climbing/Jumping/Swimming. Cheap, and it saves you on having to put skill points there. You will need all eventually, especially swimming.
Wand of True Strike. Cheap, you need the bonus if you have to fight, and your local rouges may find them useful as well.
Cloak of Resistance.
Bracers of Armor.
Ring of Protection.
Don't know if you could afford it, but a Scarab of Protection.
My best advice would be to get the little things that make up for your weaknesses, but you never seem to have the time to find or make. But definatly the Necklace of Adaptation.
A Necklace of Adaptation. Covers you in a buble of air, which makes it better than water breathing, since you can still cast spells while immersed. It also stops the effects of gasses. Saves your equipment from above effects, too, so no lost spell book if you get dunked. I'm still wearing one at 16th level.
Ring of Climbing/Jumping/Swimming. Cheap, and it saves you on having to put skill points there. You will need all eventually, especially swimming.
Wand of True Strike. Cheap, you need the bonus if you have to fight, and your local rouges may find them useful as well.
Cloak of Resistance.
Bracers of Armor.
Ring of Protection.
Don't know if you could afford it, but a Scarab of Protection.
My best advice would be to get the little things that make up for your weaknesses, but you never seem to have the time to find or make. But definatly the Necklace of Adaptation.
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XCorvis
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Note: You can't make wands of True Strike. But let's not go into that...
Here's my top 3 for just about any character:
Ring of Sustenance. A lot of DMs gloss over food and sleep, but it's really handy, only having to sleep 2 hours a night to be fully rested.
Boots of Striding and Springing. The cost is higher than the DMG lists (it's 6500 or so, I think), but you'd have double your movement rate. This is fantastic for anyone who needs to stay out of melee.
Necklace of Adaptation. Awesome. Use this to hide in your portable hole while someone else carries you around. Poison gas? Dunked in water? No problem.
Here's my top 3 for just about any character:
Ring of Sustenance. A lot of DMs gloss over food and sleep, but it's really handy, only having to sleep 2 hours a night to be fully rested.
Boots of Striding and Springing. The cost is higher than the DMG lists (it's 6500 or so, I think), but you'd have double your movement rate. This is fantastic for anyone who needs to stay out of melee.
Necklace of Adaptation. Awesome. Use this to hide in your portable hole while someone else carries you around. Poison gas? Dunked in water? No problem.
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