It also makes a really good “gift” from demon deals. This is another fun one to give players with the knowledge of what it does.
They’ll also have a lower carry capacity (since armor is heavy), and per the rules in Xanathar’s Guide to Everything they won’t be able to sleep normally. Players will also have disadvantage on climbing, swimming, and stealth. Major downsides: players can’t take it off and demons are harder to hit. This plate armor makes unarmed strikes hit like a truck, raises AC, and punches deal slashing damage instead of bludgeoning. Demon Armor – Great if the party never fights demons and the player is fine with living in their armor.This item is still pretty bad, but the bonuses can sometimes feel worth it. Depending on how the party is set up, you can even have the spell casters work to clump enemy targets together and minimize the downside to the party. If the players know how the axe works, the party barbarian becomes a cruise missile. The downside is that the axe causes players to go berserk: they cannot distinguish between friend or foe and must simply attack. They gain hit points equal to their level, but also have disadvantage with all other weapons. The Berserker Axe is a +1 weapon that a character, once cursed, refuses to part with. Berserker Axe – While this item can throw characters into a frenzied rage at the drop of a hat, it’s a wonderful gift to the murder hobo barbarian in your group.Alternatively, when players get sucked into the bag they discover it is actually a portal to another place, be it realm or plane of existence. You can also lower the chance of a player getting sucked in, since spending 1 round in the bag will kill a player. This item is great for shock value and adds an interesting challenge to groups when the something gets pulled in.Ī way to expand on the idea of this item is to give the properties of the bag to the pockets of a jacket or have it be a side pouch of a Handy Haversack. The bag of devouring has a 50% chance to pull a living creature in whenever it is used. Players often have an items on them for a long time before realizing what it is, especially if the party doesn’t have anyone who can cast the Identify spell. Bag of Devouring – While technically not cursed, this bag acts like a curse if your players don’t know its specifics.This is a fun twist to give your team the choice. It might save them immediately, but doom them in the long run. Imagine giving it to your players before a particularly hard challenge with the knowledge of this ahead of time.
However, instead of making your player resistant to all weapon damage types, it gives resistance to one type of damage, but vulnerability to two other types. Armor of Vulnerability – This armor seems a lot like Armor of Invulnerability.You can look up all the specifics in the DMG, but we’ll run through some of the fun uses and ways to trick your players with the pre-made stuff. They are labeled with a small Curse heading, indicating that the item is in fact cursed and does something fun. The items that are cursed are just mixed right in with other magical objects. The Dungeon Master’s Guide includes ideas for details you could give cursed items in its list of magical items, but in a very general way. The 5e core rule books actually have some fun cursed items built right in, but why stop there? There are so many things you can do! Pre-made 5e Cursed Items While we’ve talked about cursed objects before, the topic of discussion is far from over. As a Dungeon Master there are few things more enjoyable than tossing your players a few cursed items.
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