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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jefe Bergenstein" data-source="post: 6682711" data-attributes="member: 31506">When converting from older editions, I tend to award more consumables. Oil of magic weapon instead of a magic weapon, a single scroll instead of a wand, etc. I also make most items require attunement, and each item tends to grant a flaw when attuned. They have a mad scientist NPC who travels with them and makes potions and gear based on monster parts they bring him (modeled after Krieger from Archer). I also use legacy items which grow with the characters. The party is approaching 6th level and has the following permanent itemsWarlock - +1 Lesser staff of fire (6 charges/day, casts burning hands and flaming sphere), cage which lets her trap dying outsiders which she can then bargain with or trade to recharge her spellsThief - +1 rapier, +1 bronze dragon studded leather (grants advantage on electricity saves), petrified mouse that lets her assume rat form 1x short rest, magic sling (legacy weapon)Paladin  - Ankheg plate (resistance on acid damage), amulet of protection +1, +1 flail with a few properties (legacy weapon) NPC Eldritch Knight - +1 trident made from bronze dragon horns, can cast shocking grasp on OA's, +1 mithril breastplateThey have a few "party items", a folding boat, a bag of holding, a spade of colossal excavation, and some phase spider rope which prevents teleportation/ethereal escape</blockquote>