Random magic item generator 5e

A random magic item generator for D&D 5e that hands out treasure your party will actually remember. Press Generate to draw from a deep pool of fifth-edition items — magic items sorted by rarity, alongside the everyday gear that fills a believable pack or a merchant's stall. Every magic item comes from the System Reference Document 5.1 under Creative Commons, so you are free to use what you roll at your table or in anything you publish.

You rarely want a single item in isolation. Roll five at once to stock a treasure hoard or ten to fill a magic shop, then turn on Unique so the list never repeats. Use the rarity filter to fit the reward to the moment: a common Potion of Healing for a starting party, an uncommon Bag of Holding or Cloak of Protection in the early levels, a rare Flame Tongue as a boss drop, or a legendary Staff of the Magi to close out a campaign. Each result shows its rarity, type, and whether it needs attunement, so you can weigh balance at a glance.

It is built for both prep and the table. While prepping, roll a batch and copy it straight into your notes. Mid-session, re-roll a single pick when it does not fit the scene — without rerolling the whole hoard. Share a link that keeps your count and rarity filter, handy for co-DMs splitting prep or for handing a player a randomized stash to choose from.

Magic is only half of D&D loot, which is why mundane gear like torches, rope, and rations shares the pool — perfect for fleshing out a goblin's belongings or a shop's ordinary shelf. Want enchanted treasure only? Jump to the focused magic items page, which rolls purely from the SRD's magic catalogue.

Results are instant and private, so you can roll out loud on stream or quietly behind the screen. Whether you are seeding a dungeon, rewarding a clever plan, or improvising a shopkeeper's stock, a fair draw is one click away.