Rules for Eberron's magic item economy will also be laid out as well as how to go about buying and selling your various magic-empowered doodads. RELATED: Dungeons & Dragons' Latest Beginner Box Is Now Available EverywhereĬhapter 5 of the new sourcebook will contain an extended magical item list, which will include prices and crafting rules. Wizards of the Coast D&D rules guru Jeremy Crawford revealed the big news on a recent Twitch-cast last Tuesday. It'll be in the upcoming sourcebook Eberron: Rising from the Last War. For the first time in 5th Edition, Dungeons & Dragons is getting a magical item price list. Dungeon Masters have gotten around the problem of price by often posting their own custom price lists online, but most have been left to fend for themselves whenever a player character wanders into a magic shop.
Something like a +1 sword can be many thousands of gold with a wide variance between potential customers, making a single price list not just impossible but also unrealistic.īut players want magic items they're cool, and powerful, and sometimes necessary to kill certain monsters (lookin' at you, Lich). A healing potion might be a few dozen gold in one setting, but a few hundred gold in another. That's because magic and their associated artifacts are incredibly rare and can elicit vastly different prices depending on the setting. In most D&D settings, magic items are kind of hard to put a price on.
The upcoming Eberron sourcebook for Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition will print an official price list for magic items for the first time.
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