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New zodiac signs #2 as magic items (Patreon)

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2026-08-15 14:00:17
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2026-09
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Hi everyone! ✨ Part 2 of the Zodiac Signs as Magic Items is here!

This time, the collection includes Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces! ♎♏♐♑♒♓

Each zodiac sign has been turned into a completely different magic item with its own unique effect, designed to match both the item itself and the personality of the sign it represents.

Just like in Part 1, I tried to keep all of the items between Uncommon and Rare in terms of rarity, so they should be fairly easy to introduce into your campaigns without being too overwhelming.

I’m also attaching the printable cards and full PDF, so feel free to download them and create a physical version of your zodiac item for your D&D sessions! 🎲✨

Have a great day, everyone, and thank you once again for all the votes in the weekly poll! ❤️

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Chefda

I love these (especially the Sword of Libra and the Hammer of Capricorn!)! However, I do have some suggestions and questions: - How do you feel about the Pauldrons of the Scorpion also providing resistance against slashing damage? - Is there a specific reason why the short range of the Bow of Sagittarius is 225ft? - Wouldn’t radiant damage for the Bow of Sagittarius’s Wanderer’s Spirit feature fit its decoration better than force damage? Fire damage could also fit better because Sagittarius is a fire sign. - Why is the number of uses per day for the Cloak of Pisces’s Dreamlike Veil feature tied to Wisdom? It’s not that I can’t see it being Wisdom-based, it’s just that I can more easily see it being Charisma-based.

Autumnwolf

I love Scorpio's item! ❤️

BetterSpellCaster

So: - I think that would be a nice little addition to the pauldrons without really hurting the balance that much. - The short range of the bow is the distance at which you can attack normally. The long range is the distance at which you can still hit, but you make the attack with disadvantage. Anything beyond that, so past 900 ft., is simply out of range. - Hmm, I used force damage here to represent the bow’s “increased power” and reflect the sign in that way. Changing it to fire damage wouldn’t be a bad idea, although it would nerf the bow a little, since force resistance is much less common in D&D. - The number of uses of this feature depends on the wielder’s Wisdom modifier, so not everyone can use it equally well. Wisdom usually isn’t especially high for rogues, so in most cases they won’t have that many uses available.