With so many magical items available in the world of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dungeons and Dragons, it can be difficult to know exactly how each of them should be used. Some of the best oneꦡs are often used incorrectly, or inefficiently, and some players might 𓆉even dismiss them as being worthless.
But in rare cases, and if used properly, some of these magical items can be used to completely derail campaigns because of how potentially powerful they can be, and how much damage and mayhem they can cause. From portals to other planes of existence, to a deck of cards with the ability to summon Death (yes, the actual physical embodiment of death), the magical items in Dungeons and Dragons 𒁏are as wacky as they are difficult to master.
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Apparatus Of Kwalish 
The funny thing about the Apparatus Of Kwalish is that♍ it requires a DC 20 intelligence check to even use it, which means Martial classes that dump stat intelligence will see only an iron barrel, and will probably just ignore it. Once someone does come along and figures out how to open it, however, they will be pres൩ented with, essentially, the D&D equivalent of an underwater tank.
Requiring only one person to operate it, the Apparatus of Kwalish is immune to poison and psychic damage. Additionally, since the cabin holds 10 hours of sealed breathable air, it can also travel underwater. If you get your hands on it, and actually manage to unlock t꧃he thing, you're sure to have some fun with it.
9 ♑ ꧋ Ioun Stone
Stones named after gods have got to be useful at some point. The Stones of Ioun definitely are. Named after the god of knowledge, these stones hover above your head and can be activated t𒁃o impart numerous special abilities and effects on whoever is attuned to them.
While many increase your ability stats, some allow magic users to place spells in them, which the wielder can then use without expending any spell slots. This can be great when your character cannot access some of the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:most useful wizard-exclusive spells. Some even allow you to forgo the need to eat or drink. The stones are also very difficult to forcibly remove, so the effects c🍨ou💮ld last entire campaigns. DM's could even write a story around the players collecting the stones...
8 ⭕ Deck Of Many things ൩
One of the most famous D&D magical items, the Deck of Many Things has the potential to do as much good as itꦐ has to create t💝he most chaos. Deal one card and a small castle will be yours, no questions asked, but deal another and the physical embodiment of Death will appear for a 1v1 duel.
Two of the cards even have the possibility of completely changing the storyline for your character. The Flames card causes a Devil to consider you their enemy, and the Rogue creates an unknown, h🌼ostile NPC.
7 ꧟ Bag Of Beans
A straightforward magic item if there ever was one. Everyone knows the tale of Jack and the Beanstalk, but, at first glance, you might skipꦚ past this bag of beans, wanting something more along the lines of a high damaging sword. The Bag of Beans should not be so easily dismissed.
If you take the time to plant one of the beans, a number of strange and wondrous things can happen. The bean might sprou𝓰t a toadstool that is just as likely to kill you as it to heal you, or it could go full-on fairytale mode and sprout a giant beanstalk, complete with a giant's castle at the very top — chaotic Bean, to be sure, but still a great way to spice up a campaign.
6 🅰 Bag Of Devouring
Picture the opposite of a Bag of Holding and you've got the Bag of Devouring — the feeding orifice of a giant, hungry, extradimensional being. Placing your hand or part of any limb inside the bag has a fifty percent chance of the creature taking hold and⛄ pulling you in. Only a successful DC 15 strength check will keep you from beiꦐng consumed completely.
At first, you might think this is a cursed item, but then you've clearly not been paying attention. Since it looks very ꧂similar to a Bag of Holding, it can be gifted to any annoying NPC, and once convinced that it is harmless, they'll likely be devoured by the creature inside. Evil? Undoubtedly, but why have an evil alignment if you're not going to use it?
5 Iron Bands of Bilarro ✅
The Iron Bands of Billarro, other than having an amazing na𝔍me, are an incredibly useful tool for crowd control. Once they have restrained an enemy, a DC 20 Strength check is required t๊o break free of them — targeting a low Strength class could keep them held indefinitely.
Want to stop a pesky rogue from hitting you then running away every single turn? Throw the Iron bands of Bilarro at them and watch as they become entangled byꦓ a mess of twisting metal, 🐭leaving them restrained and open to easy attacks.
4 Candle Of In🐠vocation
Any magic item that has two different uses is definitely worth a look. When one of those uses allows you to cast a ninth-level spell, and the other, under the right circumstances, gives you an advantage on attack rolls, saving throws, and ability checks, then you know you've got yo🅘ur hands on something special. Once lit, the Candle of Invocation grants you several advantages in combat, as long as you are the same moral alignment that the candle is dedicated to. Clerics and Druids, of the same alignment, are also able to cast 1st level spells without expending any spell slots, as long as they are within the light of the candle.
Alternatively, you can use the candle to cast the ninth level spell, Gate, and ✃transport yourself to another plane of existence, but the candle is burnt💝 up in the process.
3 💧 Portable Hole 𓆉
The Portable Hole is a blessing to any thief or dungeon dweller thaౠn manages to get hold of one. Its greatness comes in its simplicity: it unfolds from the size of a napkin to become an extradimensional hole six feet wide, and ten feet deep, and no matter what is placed inside the hole, once folded back up again, weighs almost nothing.
It can be used by a single adventurer to clear out an entire dragon's horde, or by a thief to steal untold riches, with♉out anyone realizing they've got them.
2 Daern's Instant Fortress 🐼
A sm🔜all cube might not, immediately, look like an almost impenetrable fortress, but that's just because you aren't using it correctly. Once the command word is spoken, the cube transforms into a towering thirty-foot tall fortress that is immune to damage from non-magical weapons and has over four hundred hitpoints in total.
If y💮ou speak the command words while the cube is surrounded by enemies, like Goblins, it deals a whopping 10d10 damage — and if that doesn't kill them, it forcefully pushes them out of the way of its new dimensions. Only a wish spell can mend the fortress, so try not to bring it into too many combat scenarios.
1 Figurine Of Wondrous Power ꧋ ꧑
You can come across numerous Figurines of Wondrous Power — small carved statuettes in the form of different animals — in your travels. By speaking a word of power and throwing the figure at the ground, it will suddenly grow to normal size (or larger) and come alive, viewing you an🌼d your companions as friends.
Once alive, you will be able to direct and command the animals as you see fit. Then, after a certain amount of time, or until it drops to zero hit points, it will rever to its statuette form. They are some of the best companions and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:familiars in Dungeons and Dragons. Also, one of the animaౠls is a talking dog, so that's got to be wꦛorth something at least.