After many months here on BlueSky, we've decided the atmosphere isn't quite what we're looking for in a Social App. It's still leagues better than the other place, but if you'd like to keep following us, check the comments for all the other places we live! Peace be with you all, DnD and TTRPG Fans!
One of the interesting and challenging parts of creating DnD Magic Items in tandem with a community on Twitch, is they get inspired by one another as well. We created three different Banishing-inspired items in one stream, these, the Soul Chain Arrow an the Bow of Banishment.
These items are a bit more plot-related. I think they could be used in some very interesting ways by a DnD party to get information about a cult's deity, or perspective from a god. How far would a good party be willing to push for the information they need?
The Twitch Chat was talking about dealing mega-damage one day. They wanted ways to double, triple your attack, they wanted exploding dice mechanics (coming soon!) What do you think of the Triad's Halo?
One of our items that was inspired by a member of our Twitch Chat. We'll often ask for ideas (vague or specific) for new magic items. Collaboration with the chat is one of our favorite parts of creation.
I'm not sure exactly where the inspiration for this DnD item came from, but it does now remind me of an item in Star Ocean: Second Story that when you die, revives you automatically! Maybe it subconsciously came from that?
This armor was originally designed as a Armor Model for my homebrew Gunslinger\Artificer in a game I got to be a player. May rework it as a subclass later, but thought it would make a cool artifact armor as well!
My favorite kind of DnD magic item to make is still the blessings and curses. You can only give your party so many weapons\items in a game, but temporary stuff is cool to add to their toolbox because you never know how and when they'll use them.
A fun little, common magic item. Though I'm always worried that a DnD player out there is going to find a way to use it to break your games, so be careful GMs!