D&D 5E Magic Items Help

Answer: They ask the DM how to go about it on a case by case basis & then do that.
There is no set way.

Yes there is. I gave you a page reference above.

Step1: Think up item.
Step2: Name item. (doesn't have to be step 2)
Step3: Write down the details. (optional)
Step 4: Introduce it into play.

That's always been my approach. :) I try to think about the effect it'll have on the game, and whether or not I could just reskin another item, mechanically. But yeah, that's the way.

Seriously, I'm the DM. I am not constrained to making magic items via some formula. My will/whim is sufficient. Nor am I required to provide the players some formula so that they can replicate what I've made.

Hence the DMG rules on magic item creation by PCs being optional. :)

Yes, I am aware that this might not sound very useful to you as a novice DM. But the fact that the DM is all powerful & that the rules answer and bend to them, not vise-versa is something you need to learn, accept, & practice responsibly.

SAY IT AGAIN FOR THE PEOPLE AT THE BACK


The wand of Sphinx detection

...is serious awesome. :D

Cheers,

Bob

www.r-p-davis.com
 

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