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Mordenkainen's Compendium of Quirks, Vol. I

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While traveling the Multiverse, Mordenkainen lost his spellbook in the dread domain of Barovia. A wizard found his spellbook and organized its secrets into different compendia. Do you dare crack its pages to glean insight into Mordenkainen's secrets of magic

The first volume provides supplemental rules for magic item quirks for use with 5E Dungeons & Dragons. It includes quirks for 74 uncommon and rare items found in the DMG, as well as 10 new magic items. 

Copper Seller Status (Met!): you asked, we listened! Vol. I is updated with recommendations whether a quirk is a personality trait, ideal, bond or flaw. 

Silver Seller Status (Met!): we will commission artwork for some of the original magic items in Vol I. Status: In Process

Want More Quirks? Vol. II is now available and contains 20 new magic items, as well quirks for 31 existing items. You can get it here

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October 17th, 2018
If you're familiar with 13th Age magic items, then this book will be familiar to you. In 13th Age every non-consumable magic item has a personality of its own -- a quirk. The quirk serves as a role-playing hook; it's something the characters can embr [...]
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