These items are quite fun, not for everybody though. They are suprisingly well-balanced, and I can definetly see myself giving these to my players. But again, these might have a bit too much personality for some. I would definetely recommend this book to anyone looking to add a pinch of spice to their campaign.

A great collection of weapons for any campaign!

The author has erred on the side of caution while balancing some, but all in all your characters should feel happy to recieve any of these at the appropriate tier of play.

The one thing that the designer might consider if updating or releasing new content is that if an item requires a bonus action for an ability, that bonus action is competing with every other bonus action the character has available. Don't be afraid to up the rider damage on some of these weapons, make them so players will want to use them!

My favorite weapon is the Bow of Accuracy listed in the preview. 10/10! It's modular in that you can insert it into not just one tier of play, but 3 and the "magical ability" of marking is not only flavorful but something a character would want to use! I imagine the bow turning an arrow fired from it into some obnoxious glow-stick color and really illuminating the marked target by sticking into the flesh/armor/clothing of the monster/person. Love it!

If you are interested in making your magical weapons more magical, you ought to pick up this little ebook. I've been following the creative talent (author, not artists) for a while now and these magic weapons will serve as inspiration for any you might create, if you don't choose to use the ones he's provided within. For the most part I find them balanced and a cut above the plain vanilla, +1 bow, etc. I gave the ebook 4 out of 5 stars, not due to any failings, just as a motivator to keep improving.

If you'd like a taste of what is in this book, check out the preview or look for some of the multitude of items that he has posted in a few of the 5E D&D Facebook groups.

Magic items with enough personality that you can think not just about the type of character that would have these items but about the type person who would have them. My only significant negative is that for a couple of the items the mechanics seemed perhaps a tiny bit over-complicated. But even with that in mind, I'm very comfortable giving the book a 5 star rating and it was well worth my $2.

Excellent content, Minor errors.

Beyond the errors, specifically being the wordings of the effect of the tyger whip(which seems to convey a tripled reach at all times, which seems a tad over powered for an item of the listed quality) and the whistler's issue on bonus actions (i personally would have continued on as though it were the same actiopn)

Other than my gripes and small creative differences, this addition from The LE has everything i have come to expect. Items that maintain uniqueness without becoming overpowered, or just plain weird. A bunch of Easter eggs and pop culture references as well( but i won't spoil any of those, if you don't get it at first.)

All in all, I'd say well done, yet again, to Sir LE.

-Honest as always, The Laughing Man

Nice Art, and some really good stuff. The Bow of accuraccy seems a bit off in terms of rarity(+1 bow is uncommon, +1 bow of accuracy is also +1, and uncommon) But to be fair, rarity in weapons in the DMG is kinda weird also, so is really a minor stuff.

LOVED the wand of flowers xD

There is a lot to like in these 6 pages. Very usable items, full of flavour.

The Le Games has experience making item books and DMs and Players will both find cool stuff. I deducted a star because I think every PDF should have an index.

This is a nice pdf if you want something to stand out in your treasure hoard. I counted 16 inventive items.