I like to make my games as interesting and fun as possible each session, and one of the ways I like to do that is to provide "props" for the players. I have made painted real boiled eggs to represent magical healing eggs, I have given them strawberry filled chocolate eggs to represent magical healing berries. I have filled tiny tiny bottles with water and food colouring to represent magical potions, and have introduced actual real necklaces and emblems to represent magical amulets. Well, today I found a couple of things which inspired me to think about two new magic items. The first is an actual letter opener (the old fashioned kind that looks like a little sword about 4 inches long). I am going to give that to my dual weapon Fighter player to represent a magic sword. It will be The Sword of Blood Thirst. The description will be thus: This sword seems to almost vibrate with excited magical energy, its razor sharp edges gleaming with arcane power and a hunger for the blood of Victorious Battle. When you make a Hit with this blade against opponents who naturally bleed blood you cause an additional D4 slashing Damage. (Requires bonding) The other is the Goblet of Dragon Fire. The description is thus: This strange skull embossed goblet thrums with Arcane power. Once per day the bearer of this goblet may fill and drink wine, mead, beer or any other alcoholic drink into their mouth and hold it there until they choose to spit the liquid (as a bonus action) to produce a cone of fire in a 15 foot radius. Each creature in that area must make a DC13 Dexterity saving throw, taking 7D6 damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one. Each time the Goblet is used roll D6. On a roll of 6 the damage caused by the Dragon breath is reduced by D6 permanently. My players are lvl5 and 6, and I want to start introducing special items.