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This simple quick-reference sheet lists 378 magic items in Dungeons & Dragons fifth edition, classified as minor or major and subdivided by rarity.

On the standard list of magic items, wondrous items outnumber all other types put together! For the DM who wishes to split such a broad, vague catch-all into more useful and manageable categories, the “Optional Types” column provides suggestions for such additional types. Where two types separated by a slash are listed, the first is more general, but may be large enough to be cumbersome, while the second is finer, but may be too small to be useful.

However, there absolutely is room for differing opinions on how to split up wondrous items, so DMs are encouraged to draw up their own lists of additional categories as they deem best. I expand on these thoughts in a journal entry.

Description
This simple quick-reference sheet lists 378 magic items in Dungeons & Dragons fifth edition, classified as minor or major and subdivided by rarity.

On the standard list of magic items, wondrous items outnumber all other types put together! For the DM who wishes to split such a broad, vague catch-all into more useful and manageable categories, the “Optional Types” column provides suggestions for such additional types. Where two types separated by a slash are listed, the first is more general, but may be large enough to be cumbersome, while the second is finer, but may be too small to be useful.

However, there absolutely is room for differing opinions on how to split up wondrous items, so DMs are encouraged to draw up their own lists of additional categories as they deem best. I expand on these thoughts in a journal entry.