The Staff of the Forgotten One is the signature artifact wielded by the iconic Lich, Acererak. For those looking to obtain this Cauldron, it resides within the Feywild in the possession of its creator.ĭungeon Master's Guide Key Art by Tyler Jacobson Not only can this form of the Cauldron be used to summon swarms of bats and knock others unconscious - if paired with the proper ritual, it can freeze others in time indefinitely. However, this Cauldron's second, more nefarious Iron form is incredibly dangerous. RELATED: Dungeons & Dragons: Classic Endings For Your Campaign This form of the Cauldron can also be used to produce traditionally witchy effects, such as casting the Scrying spell or transforming mundane brooms into brooms of flying. In its Gold form, this magical Cauldron is capable of enriching others in several ways, such as by magically transforming simple water into a heart stew or wine into a magical fortifying elixir. An immensely powerful artifact, Iggwilv's Cauldron has two forms, though its form can only be altered by one of its two creators. Tasha's Cauldron of Everything by Wylie BeckertĪs the name would imply, Iggwilv's Cauldron is another artifact created in part by Iggwilv, though with the assistance of the Archfey, Baba Yaga. Between the number of demons looking to destroy this one-of-a-kind tome and the fact that it was created by a notable Archfey, it should be expected that adventurers are more than likely not going to be bumping into the Demonomicon of Iggwilv with a lot of frequency. While being able to cast additional spells is quite handy, many of the Demonomicon's other notable features include the attuned creature dealing maximum damage whenever they damage a fiend, and the ability to trap fiends within the pages of the tome itself.ĭue to this book possessing more knowledge on fiends than any other text in the multiverse, it's no surprise that many demons wish to see this tome destroyed. A creature attuned to this powerful artifact gains several benefits, notably gaining the ability to cast several spells such as Planar Ally, Magic Circle, and Tasha's Hideous Laughter. Penned by the Archfey Iggwilv, better known as Tasha, the Demonomicon of Iggwilv is the most comprehensive collection of knowledge on demonology within the entire multiverse. Tasha's Cauldron of Everything by Magali VilleneuveĪppearing in Tasha's Cauldron of Everything, the Demonomicon of Iggwilv is D&D's equivalent of the Necronomicon. With the releases of books like Fizban's Treasury of Dragons, DMs constantly are gaining access to additional hard-to-get magic items they can include in their campaigns. Magic Items are capable of providing a wide range of incredible advantages to a party both in and out of combat, doing anything from providing a massive source of damage, or a means of traveling the multiverse.

Updated on July 27, 2022, by Paul DiSalvo: As new D&D books are released, new powerful magic items are regularly added to the game. So today, we're going to examine the rarest items that can currently be obtained in D&D's fifth edition! These rare items are easily among the most powerful items in the game and are often directly linked to key figures in the game such as archdevils, demon lords, and even gods. RELATED: Dungeons & Dragons: Best Subclasses For Playing A Gish However, there are some incredibly rare items and artifacts that are so extraordinary that most players won't encounter them within their games. As magic is an integral element of D&D that is woven into countless facets of the game's lore, many types of magic items are commonplace. As one of the most iconic and long-running tabletop RPGs of all time, Dungeons & Dragons is brimming with potent magical items that adventurers can encounter during their travels.

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