Wanderer's Guide to Enchanted Emporiums Hardcover & PDF
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The Quintessential Guide to Magic Items in 5E!
Crafting, buying, and selling magic items should be easy and exciting, but too often in 5E D&D, the DM is left scrambling to create unique shops and markets with full inventories – and has to invent their own rules for crafting and trading magic items.
Wanderer's Guide to Enchanted Emporiums sets that right with 200+ pages of exciting and easy-to-use content for buying, selling, and crafting magic items in 5E. This bundle is compatible with D&D 2014 and 2024 and includes a hardcover book and PDF with the following content:
- 3 epic marketplaces – with their own distinct flavorful theme, easy-to-use roll tables, establishments, and exciting events
- 5 flavorful subclasses – inspired by the magic of mercantilism
- 5 cute pets – to befriend and pit upon your enemies
- 26 ready-to-play magic shops – complete with merchant NPCs, tips for bartering and roleplaying, intriguing quest hooks, and a complete inventory
- 100 new magic items – fully illustrated, and of every type and rarity
- Monster harvesting rules & recipes – for enchanting magic items using exotic ingredients
- A simple and flexible crafting system – to upgrade or create magical wonders of your own
- Rules & pricelists – to make trading magic items easy and fun!
Also includes the following digital assets:
- VTT-ready market maps
- Creature tokens
- 100 printable card handouts
Not sold yet? Check out this 11-page sample and see for yourself!
Customer Reviews
I'm actively using this book during my campaign set in Waterdeep.
My PCs made friends with the Bimblefords, Eggard, Kheks, and Waguff.
I read through the whole thing, and I can tell a lot of thought went into it.
However, I have to give it 4 stars because it has a big usability issue.
When my PCs want to buy something from the shopkeepers, and I look at the list of items they hold, I have no idea what some of the items do. The only way to figure it out is to find them in the back. I think it would be much better if, next to the flavor text, there was some actual useful information about what the weapon does.
I would still recommend this book to DMs. Just know that you will have to prep the items before you PCs enter the shop.
