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Bag of folding. A bag of holding except anything stored in it comes out folded in half.Sounds really useful actually.
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I might actually steal that cloak for my D&D campaign lolI was thinking something like flight but only in directions away from enemies.
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Alternatively, rolling a 1 makes you roll the damage against yourself, but it's a permanent loss of max HP as a psychic effect. It kills you if you hit 0 max HP. Anything that would let you recover the max HP, like straight-up *wish* (*greater restoration* isn't good enough) also makes the dagger not work for you any more because you *cheated*.With the cheating stipulation I'd personally let greater restoration work too.
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Sounds really useful actually.Emphasis on anything. I doubt the inkeeper will take kindly to being paid with coins folded in half.
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Cube of instant castle: Say the keyword 'open' to transform this cube into a '200x'200 castle. The transformation happens instantly, and if you're caught in the area of effect, be prepared to get smashed. The cube is hard of hearing.
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With the cheating stipulation I'd personally let greater restoration work too.I re-read *greater restoration*, because 5e was never really my game (3.5), and saw one of its uses was explicitly to end one effect reducing your hit point maximum. So I'd amend my earlier and say yeah, that spell works. Since my reading is that it'd only reverse a single crit fail's penalty per casting - not to mention the spell has a smallish material component cost (100 gp diamond) - the weapon wouldn't call it cheating, per se. As the dagger's main thing is that it's a 1d6 instead of 1d4, that's only +1 point of damage per hit on average. 1 in 20 hits backfires, so essentially the cost for 19 extra damage over 19 hits per penalty taken, reversing just the one with a 5th level spell... there's better ways to do 19 damage with a 5th level spell, so probably not really cheating
Correct if I'm misremembering the general benefits of the sapient dagger.
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Bag for holding: It's a bag of holding but instead of occupying a bag slot it must be kept in the main hand.
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Cube of instant castle: Say the keyword 'open' to transform this cube into a '200x'200 castle. The transformation happens instantly, and if you're caught in the area of effect, be prepared to get smashed. The cube is hard of hearing.
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Helm of Invincibility: you are invincible, but only to people who have Vince in their name, e.g. Vince, Vincent, some other name with Vince
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Ring of invisibility. Makes you invisible, but makes everyone else invisible to you as well.
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I have a spreadsheet full of these somewhere. The 2 that my players got that I remember them using are: Emperors armor: +3 full plate armor with no strength or armor proficiency requirement. When you look at yourself or in a mirror you see yourself in full plate armor, but to everyone else you are naked and if anyone tells you that you are naked the armor and all your possessions cease to exist. My player made it the shopping district in the heart of the city before someone told him. Staff of disintegrating: when activated, it disintegrates. The player that got this one saved it for a boss fight. He found it hilarious though.
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Bag of Communal Holding Content is shared with all other bags of communal holding in existence. Sometimes retrieving objects involves awkward hand contact if someone else is using their bag at the same time.
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I might actually steal that cloak for my D&D campaign lol
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