Bracers of Defense (rare)īarbarians act as tanks for most parties by having a lot of hit points and damage resistances. You gain darkvision if you happen to be playing a race that doesn’t have it, and you learn Dwarvish. You gain a +2 to your Constitution, have advantage on interacting with dwarves, gain resistance to poison damage and advantage on saving throws against being poisoned. This belt is most useful if you’re not already playing a dwarf character. Finding one of these is a huge boon to your character and having a +9 Strength modifier is a great help in ferrying your enemies out of this world. These belts set your Strength score to between 21 and 29. The limit of four hours a day (at one minute increments) won’t be a problem unless you’re attempting long overland travel, especially since most combat doesn’t last more than a minute (10 rounds).įinal note: Recall from our post on fall damage that a flying barbarian can do up to 20d6 damage in a single round with no save by creatively using grappling and flying. Flying solves a lot of these issues by getting you over obstacles to where you need to be. Most barbarians need to get into melee range in order to optimize their attacks.
These boots give you a flying speed equal to your walking speed. Best Magic Items for Barbarians Winged Boots (uncommon) It’s a thing of beauty for a class with so many tool bonuses. If that wasn’t enough – once a day, you can choose any cantrip and can use it the entire day as if it were an artificer spell. Though similar to Right Tool for the Job, this screwdriver transforms within 6 seconds, it gives proficiency in every tool it becomes (meaning Tool Expertise applies), and it can be used as a spellcasting focus (and boosts spell attack rolls and spell save DC according to rarity). If you ever wanted to play an artificer who looks like Doctor Who, this is the way to do it. This ring lets you expend a charge to succeed on a Dexterity saving throw when you fail one. Ring of Evasion (rare)įor frontline artificers, dexterity saving throws can be an issue, and no one wants to die to a Fireball. If you find yourself in a spot of trouble, you can teleport up to 500 feet and take one willing creature with you.
This cloak lets you cast Dimension Door once per day. This armor turns critical hits into normal hits, making a frontline artificer a much better tank despite the d8 hit die. While this armor is useful for all artificers, heavy adamantine armor is perfect for an armorer to make their Arcane Armor out of. It will become less useful as soon as your Intelligence reaches 18, which will be soon. This is useful for everything from spellcasting to your Flash of Genius to your Spell-Storing Item. This headband sets your Intelligence score to 19. Regardless, all artificers love magic items and, with up to 6 attunement slots, can get the most out of them. Some artificers act as support classes for the party while others blast their way into and out of trouble. Magic weapons also allow you to deal magical damage, which is a must for higher levels. In a game based around probability, gaining a +1, +2, or +3 to your attack or AC is always welcome. Magic Weapons, Armor, and Shields (rarity varies) This item sets your Constitution- an ability score everyone needs for extra HP-to 19.
Magic items that set an ability score to 19 are great if it’s your most used ability score. Useful for any party with at least one spellcaster. Store up to five spell levels in this ring (combined the DM rolls 1d6-1 to see how many) and give it to anyone to cast. This item is good for any spellcaster as you can regain up to a 3rd level spell slot once a day. This stone gives the holder a +1 bonus to all ability checks and saving throws. While some items will be especially useful for specific classes and subclasses, there are several that are universally beneficial: Stone of Good Luck (uncommon) Most games of D&D never reach this level, so it’s important to look for strong items for every tier. When considering which magic items are best for each class, legendary items will always be the best, but you won’t see these until you reach high-level play. Common and Uncommon Items from 1st level.Rarity is a property of all magic items, and it’s used to determine both how powerful it is and roughly at which level a DM should be awarding them.Īccording to the Dungeon Master’s Guide (DMG), the DM can award:
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