Love the generator, great content in generell. The spell focus entry leaves me slightly confused since there is no mention of it after the initial roll table. Is it a wizardish bauble thingy with static enchantments or maybe a more like a wand/limited uses thingy?
That said, love the consumables roll table soooo much because it challenges and supports me to weave the item into the adventures/campaigns narrative and i can give my players more lore/story to explore.
I love this implementation of randomly creating unique items with fitting names! As a DM, I would be less worried about freak results if Bonus Variables (BV) were calculated using d4s rather than d6s. To compensate for an increased chance of rolling a 1, the BV rolls could just follow the four tiers of play, i.e. levels 1-4 (4d4, keep lowest), 5-10 (3d4, keep lowest), 11-16 (2d4, keep lowest), and 17-20 (1d4). +4 to attack rolls is already higher than any official 5e weapon. On that note, is 81-82 Silver supposed to mean "+BV to Attack Rolls" (like 87-88 Mithril)?
I'm confused about the treasure with gold table, it says "D12" but shows a table that's 1 - 16, should it be 2d8 and 2- 16? Or am I just missing something?
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Love the generator, great content in generell. The spell focus entry leaves me slightly confused since there is no mention of it after the initial roll table. Is it a wizardish bauble thingy with static enchantments or maybe a more like a wand/limited uses thingy?
That said, love the consumables roll table soooo much because it challenges and supports me to weave the item into the adventures/campaigns narrative and i can give my players more lore/story to explore.
I love this implementation of randomly creating unique items with fitting names! As a DM, I would be less worried about freak results if Bonus Variables (BV) were calculated using d4s rather than d6s. To compensate for an increased chance of rolling a 1, the BV rolls could just follow the four tiers of play, i.e. levels 1-4 (4d4, keep lowest), 5-10 (3d4, keep lowest), 11-16 (2d4, keep lowest), and 17-20 (1d4). +4 to attack rolls is already higher than any official 5e weapon. On that note, is 81-82 Silver supposed to mean "+BV to Attack Rolls" (like 87-88 Mithril)?
I'm confused about the treasure with gold table, it says "D12" but shows a table that's 1 - 16, should it be 2d8 and 2- 16? Or am I just missing something?
Oops! It’s prolly a typo. I’ll fix it at some point today and reupload. Thanks for pointing it out.