There’s an explorer’s pack filled with torches and rope, a dungeoneer’s pack with pitons and other climbing equipment, a burglar's pack filled with distractions and lockpicking tools the possibilities are endless. These specific items are your packs - sets designed to help you with scenarios your character might get into. These items come from your class and background and usually include a set of armor, a weapon, some travel supplies (rations, a tent, extra clothes, etc.), and some items specific to your character’s abilities. Your starting gear is the set of items you have on you when you begin your adventure. It can come from a variety of places, which can be compressed into three categories. Your inventory is, to put it simply, all of the things your character is lugging around with them on an adventure. Nothing good comes from weird monster items…or does it? Via Wizards of the Coast. Potion of Fireball, anyone? Beware Beholders offering boons. They add a lot of flavor to the roleplay and give you a huge mechanical advantage, especially if you’re not a caster. Items play a huge role in D&D in that they do the things that you can’t otherwise do. And that’s not even mentioning all the gold you’re racking up. That letter the Duke of Wherever gave you for driving out that banshee? Yeah, it gets you into the town where the big bad has taken up residence - without alerting all the guards. That ring you found in the goblin bandit camp in session two? It might be an invisibility ring that gets you out of a really tight spot later. You never really know what’s going to come in handy when you’re out on a mission to save the world. A visual example of what your inventory could look like. Here’s what you need to know about inventory systems in Dungeons and Dragons. That’s right today, we’re talking about inventory!īuilding, reading, and managing your inventory is an important skill that can keep your character from ending up the creek without a paddle - or in a fight without their sword, or in a dungeon without a lockpick, or… W hen you’ve got your character built, it’s time to stack them with gear.
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