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<blockquote data-quote="Ath'kethin" data-source="post: 7037406" data-attributes="member: 6798775">Charisma boost items are not too common in this edition, but they exist. You have the Ioun stone of Leadership, the Tome of Leadership and Influence, and that's really it. And both are very rare, so your DM might balk at handing them out.I would think it would stand to reason that an item similar to a headband of intellect or gloves of ogre power (which boost the key stat to 19) would be a logical homebrew item, but obviously your DM would need to OK that. Both of those are Uncommon items, so it would also stand to reason that your Charisma version would be as well.If you do a Google search for &quot;5e magic items by rarity,&quot; you will find a PDF of all the items from the 5e Dungeon Master's Guide (sorted by rarity, as I'm sure you could imagine). That list might help stir your imagination and guide your list.There are tons of flavorful items a quick-witted character (or player) will find useful. Part of the reason I think magic weapons are dull is that they require no inspiration to imagine uses for and no cleverness to use effectively. An awesome item that can give your DM headaches as you think of ever more interesting ways to use it is the way to go.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ath'kethin, post: 7037406, member: 6798775"] Charisma boost items are not too common in this edition, but they exist. You have the Ioun stone of Leadership, the Tome of Leadership and Influence, and that's really it. And both are very rare, so your DM might balk at handing them out. I would think it would stand to reason that an item similar to a headband of intellect or gloves of ogre power (which boost the key stat to 19) would be a logical homebrew item, but obviously your DM would need to OK that. Both of those are Uncommon items, so it would also stand to reason that your Charisma version would be as well. If you do a Google search for "5e magic items by rarity," you will find a PDF of all the items from the 5e Dungeon Master's Guide (sorted by rarity, as I'm sure you could imagine). That list might help stir your imagination and guide your list. There are tons of flavorful items a quick-witted character (or player) will find useful. Part of the reason I think magic weapons are dull is that they require no inspiration to imagine uses for and no cleverness to use effectively. An awesome item that can give your DM headaches as you think of ever more interesting ways to use it is the way to go. [/QUOTE]

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