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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TwoSix" data-source="post: 8458708" data-attributes="member: 205">Yea, I definitely don't do that.  A ton of my items are custom, and the players don't know what they do until they experiment a bit.  To my mind, an ideal campaign of D&D is a lot like Talisman, the board game.  (Minus spending 10 turns trying to land on the square with the items, of course.)  You have a diversity of character options to start with, but how you grow is going to depend a lot on luck or what you encounter.  Maybe your sorcerer ends up being really strong and getting a magic weapon and armor.  Or your assassin becomes a powerful magic user.  You don't know until you play.</blockquote>