D&D Magic Items: Rings Top 10 D&D Beyond Homebrew

He has a ring on each finger, because he's bad at shopping.
A town gate that secretly removes curses (due to town history reasons) makes the occasional traveler drop shopping cart amounts of jewelry every now and again.

To be fair sudden bear causes me fear, so the spell should be ok with the change.

Definitely want a bear ring. Summoning a confused bear just sounds fun.

I like the idea of easy skill ups with attunement cost and being cursed.

What about an enchantment that casts a spell for the price of 1 exhaustion? Added to any object or weapon.

I want to make a merchant.

Oh man I love that Totally Not A Cursed Ring! The way you're describing it too with not believing it's cursed and stopping others from taking it from you - calling it now that's the One Ring to rule them all🤣 You could totally vibe off LOTR that the longer you wear it and use it, more benefits get added just little things (bonuses to specific scenarios and such) but cumulatively it makes it super powerful. But it also becomes harder to break the curse and more is added to the curse like you take a level of exhaustion each day unless you spend a short rest not recovering HP and abilities but just talking quietly to your precious ring hahaha
-Dan

Manic Missile? Magic Missive? Direball? Shill Touch? Tasha's Hideous Daughter? Fund Familiar? Bankskin? I'd take any of those over Colon Spray. Just sayin"

I love the last one.
Maybe try to make the effect equal in power to the level of the spell being used? Idk

With that last ring, I'd change Ice Storm to Lice Storm, with the intention of raining bugs on an area. Creatures in the affected area need to make a Con save or spend a turn itching their head.

The Ring of Grammarian is a great item - in theory haha. Our group has thrown out funny options in our group chat for it, but the item itself hasn't made its way into a game yet.
Some favorites include:

Rat of Frost
Arcane Lick
Leomund's Tiny Hat
Protection from Evil and Goop
Remove Curve
Searing Smile
Antilife Shelf

I didn't put my cursed magic items on D&D beyond because I assumed people weren't interested in cursed magic items, but that luck ring has me thinking otherwise since a lot of them are on that level of cursed but not that bad

Manic Missile

Counter Spill

Staple attack spells like:
Firebull
Lightning Belt
Cone of Cod

The Ring of the Grammarian comes originally from The Adventure Zone: Balance.

Cause Fear-> Pause Fear

I put a homebrew magic item on dnd beyond: The Barely Vorpal Sword. It's vorpal, but just barely.

Bone of Truth
Harm Person
Inflict Sounds
Chill Couch
And of course we have to switch around Ball of Fire and Firewall

I feel let down by this video, anyone can sort by "Most Viewed". I was actually expecting some sort of insight into this list (the title says 10, not 2) that is literally two tenths of what it seems to promise.

A~toooooooon

I have made one item: “Quips and Quotes of Tasslehoff Burrfoot.” Required attunement by a Halfling, allowing them to cast Hideous Laughter per day and the Vicious Mockery three times, with a set DC. I made this for a player that picked a Halfling, but wanted to flavor it as a Kender. Figured this would be a nice touch for them to have a book from the most famous of them all.

Range. A weapon that can be used to make a ranged
attack has a range shown in parentheses after the
ammunition or thrown property. The range lists two
numbers. The first is the weapon's normal range in feet,
and the second indicates the weapon's maximum range.
When attacking a target beyond normal range, you have
disadvantage on the attack rol I. Vou can't attack a target
beyond the weapon's long range.
Reach. This weapon adds 5 feet to your reach when
you attack with it.