5e Grognard

Dragon Magazine #117 was a good one for content for me to work with. In addition to  By Magic Masked , there is also a collection of reader submitted magical rings. I converted a bunch of them over to 5e rules, as well as updating a collection of magical rings from Dragon Magazine #82 that I had previously converted and posted here. I combined the two into my newest DMs Guild Pay What You Want offering, Bazaar of the Bizarre: Rings that Do Weird Things . Twenty-one magical rings to add to your treasure troves! Many thanks to all who have downloaded my two previous collections. In case you missed them, here they are again: Airs of Ages Past  Nine Magical Harps from the Forgotten Realms By Magic Masked  Nine Magical Masks from the Forgotten Realms

Wow.  Seems like forever since I've cracked open a Dragon Magazine and converted something.  Or any blog post for that matter.  We've had a couple weeks of nice spring weather here and I've spend my free time out doing yard work instead of working on my blog. Going to be spending some time in Dragon Magazine #99's Treasure Trove II.  The first item was originally written by Michael Persinger. Ring of Energy Uncommon wondrous item This magical ring always has a gem of some sort in its setting.  Upon command, a pencil-thin beam of energy can be made to shoot out from the gem toward a target. The beam has a range of 60 feet.  The target can avoid the beam with a DC 15 Dexterity saving throw.  If the save is made, the beam will continue along its straight-line path and may hit an unintended target that lies within range. The power beam of the ring of energy loses potency as it travels outward. Against a target within 20 feet of the ring wearer...

Once again we get a couple of issues of Dragon without anything immediately able to be converted.  Some nice fluff as well as well as some rules systems that won't need to be converted.  Dragon #82 had something good in it.  A collection of rings sent in by readers. I remember playing The Baton Races of Yaz game that was included in this issue. Update 2/25/16: I've added these rings to a collection of magical rings in Dragon Magazine #117 that I've made available in pdf format on the DMs Guild. Bazaar of the Bizarre: Rings that Do Weird Things is now available as a Pay What You Want!