D&D Worldbuilding · Adventure
Loot GeneratorGenerate D&D treasure — coin, gear and magic items by level and rarity.
A hoard that fits the fight. Balanced coin, a few useful items and one thing worth arguing over — scaled to the party’s level.
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Take any one as a starting point — the settings travel with it into the generator.
Bag of Holding
Uncommon wondrous item — 500 lb of gear in a pocket dimension you can reach into.
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Immovable Rod
Uncommon rod — press the button and it hangs in mid-air holding up to 8,000 lb.
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Flame Tongue
Rare sword — a bonus action wreathes the blade in flame for +2d6 fire damage.
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Ring of Protection
Rare ring — +1 to AC and every saving throw, always on, always wanted.
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Wand of Fireballs
Rare wand — seven charges; spend three to hurl a 3rd-level Fireball.
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Staff of Power
Very rare staff — a +2 quarterstaff holding 20 charges of raw arcane force.
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Vorpal Sword
Legendary sword — on a natural 20 it takes the target’s head clean off.
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Deck of Many Things
Legendary wondrous item — draw a card and rewrite your fortune, or your doom.
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Set what you want, press the button, and it arrives pre-filled — your first is free.
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Loot Generator, Answered
How often should magic items appear and how do you balance equipment economy in TTRPGs?
Magic item frequency and economy balance vary widely by system and campaign style; most players recommend tailoring loot rates to your system's assumptions and using XP or wealth benchmarks to avoid breaking game balance.
What are the best megadungeons for 5e and OSR, and what makes them great?
Titles like Deep Carbon Observatory are praised in OSR circles for creative encounter design and atmosphere, while 5e players often seek published megadungeons with strong exploration and faction elements.
What books do you need to run Eyes of the Stone Thief, and how do you adapt classic modules for modern play?
Many published adventures like Eyes of the Stone Thief are largely self-contained but benefit from companion books, while classic modules often need setting updates and encounter redesigns to work for modern audiences.
What content is included in specific TTRPG supplements like the Dracula Dossier Deck or After the Bomb?
Players and GMs frequently ask about the exact contents and new material in niche supplements before purchasing, particularly for mission-based or horror games with specialized decks or scenario packs.
What is the role of Berranzo in the Call From The Deep adventure?
Berranzo serves as a specific location within the Call From The Deep adventure, though community discussion on its exact narrative purpose is limited.
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