For the life of me, I don’t understand why this isn’t nine different unique items as this single page has more text than five other items combined would have. Figurines of Wonderous Power are iconic, though, and an absolute blast to play with.

Are you the scout tasked with running ahead and looking for danger over great swaths of land? Eyes of the Eagle may be the perfect tool for you. While not the most fashionable item in the world, these glasses provide eagle vision for making out exact details of anything in your field of view.

If you’re farsighted, you know the struggles of needing reading glasses or other tools to see things close clearly. That’s basically what Eyes of Minute Seeing provide! You get a pair of lenses to see better near you. Cool!

Fancy goggles for a fancy person; the Eyes of Charming are a tool for the socialite of the group who eagerly seeks out sweet talking as a method of discovering information about the world and adventure.

Need a smoke bomb? Get an Eversmoking Bottle- it’s infinite smoke bombs packaged in a tiny little vial! This goes right alongside the Decanter of Endless Water as an item players will spend hours trying to get to do things it absolutely can not do, yet they’ll try anyway. It’s a blast.

I’m a sucker for a special consumable, and Elemental Gem certainly fits the bill. You get a 5th-level spell bundled in a tiny little gem package.

Restorative Ointment (also known as Keogthom’s Ointment), and is one of the best little medicine kits a player could ask for. If you are looking to shake up the kinds of potions and consumables you give to players or seek out as one, why not go with this little jar of Cure Wounds?

If you’re in the market to juice up your thrown weapon attacks, do I have the item for you. All you need is a decent Strength score and proficiency with simple weapons to wield the power of Zeus and blast your enemies with a Lightning Javelin!

There are seven different versions of this mythical instrument that range in rarity from Uncommon to Legendary. All share the same property in being wells of bonus spells you can cast once per day. If you want to make your bard a lot more powerful, any of these will be a huge boon to their character sheet.

There are few items as iconic to D&D as the Immovable Rod. This tiny stick can do so many cool things. Defying gravity is just the beginning. 

Besides its superb appearance, showcasing a brass brain etched on a bizarre mask and helm, this magic item is super cool, and a must for any mentalist-style character out there. It upgrades Detect Thoughts and also makes it castable at will. On top of that, it comes with a once per day Suggestion.

Languages aren’t the most explored area of 5th Edition, usually waved off out the gate with everything you’d want to speak to chatting in common. Comprehend Languages, then, doesn’t serve much purpose at a lot of tables.

A flat 19 in Intelligence isn’t something to turn your nose up at, especially as a wizard early on. Beyond Wizard, this Headband can still help you become the best investigator of the group, or have the best time recalling ancient knowledge through Arcana or History.

Disguise Self is a classic 1st level effect for giving you an illusory facade to bamboozle the world and frame that one NPC that grinds your gears. If a spell slot is a bit too costly for you, or you just want even more Disguise Self goodness, pick up a Hat of Disguise!

Are you tired of being the only person in the group without darkvision because you decided to play a human? Fear not, the Goggles of Night are here for you.

Everyone has thought about what it’d be like to be a pickpocket now and again. With Gloves of Thievery, you can be not only the world's best pickpocket, you can do some cool card tricks too!

Dust of Sneezing and Choking is a little prank magic item that matches the description of the invisibility-granting Dust of Disappearance. When consumed, though, you and each creature within 15 feet of you make a DC 15 Con save or become unable to breath and start sneezing uncontrollably.

Sometimes you want a giant sponge effect to soak up a bunch of water and save it for later. Dust of Dryness does exactly this. While often talked about in terms of its applications to sucking the water out of people, or just destroying specifically a water elemental, Dust of Dryness has some fun mundane uses to mess around with

Want a one-time use group Invisibility spell? Dust of Disappearance has your back. It gives you and each creature and object within 10 feet of you the invisible condition for 2d4 minutes. 

Driftglobes are tiny floating orbs that can emit the Light spell at will, or the Daylight spell once per day. They follow 60 feet behind the activator as they go, making them fine, hands-free torch replacements in a pinch that can blast dazzling light out daily.