There are plenty of items at the "uncommon" and "rare" quality in Dungeons & Dragons that any level character can use. And don't worry about overpowering the party with legendary magic items. Rogues are best-suited to utility items, things that work to enhance their natural skills-particularly their stealth, awareness, and combat style. RELATED: Dungeons and Dragons: Basic Guide to Rogue That's why it's time to look at magic items for one specific class to make great use of, beginning with the Rogue. Magic items aren't just for magic-using classes, like Wizards or Clerics, so other classes also need guidance when it comes to magical items.
However, even DMs using a D&D sourcebook for their campaign may want to take their own initiative when distributing those magic items, because it's really no fun when the party can't use anything they find. One of the awesome (and yet also headache-inducing) things about D&D is the sheer amount of magical items that exist for the party to find and use. The only problem is, it then falls to the DM to decide what loot their boss encounter will yield.
There's no telling what situation the DM might send their players into, after all, but at the end of long, hard quests players can often expect one wonderful payoff: loot.
Even a powerful Dungeons & Dragons character can use a helping hand from time to time.
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