Magic Item Compendium: The Diablo II gems have made their way to D&D!

[ThirdWizard]

Well kind of.
There were 4 of them, in leather(ish) tomes for 2E.

Encyclopedia Magica? I liked those books. Too bad another member of the group owned them and not me...

 

[Kestrel]

Was there a previous book of magic items?

Actually, I meant the items from previous books, like the Complete Series, Libris Mortis, Lords of Madness, even the SRD.

I would like to be able to go to one book when it comes time to give out the loot.

 

[Kae'Yoss]

It seems that the Magic Item Compendium will be that book: Most of the non-core-rules items plus new stuff, all in one book.

 

[Holy Bovine]

So much for the people who argue that 3.x edition isn't just a video game played at a table.

The thought of these crystals makes me nauseous. Once again we have an example of how 3.x magic has had all the wonder and mystery drained out of it. The very thought that a character would "trade-up" or "swap-out" something so precious as an enchanted item is contrary to the point of having something be "magical" to begin with. But what can I expect from designers who think that magic items ought to be for sale like loaves of bread.

Darn you Gary Gygax!!!

 

[Holy Bovine]

OMG!