[Patreon] D&D Lootsheet

	A	B	C	F	G	H	I	J	K	L	M	N	O
1	Spell Tier	Rarity Tier	Rough Equation - Permanent items	Base Value (Consumable)	Base Value	SALE %	Sale Price (Consumables)	Sale Price (Permanents)	"+1 Tier"	"+2 Tier"	"+3 Tier"	Adjective Stone
2	0	Common	50*2.5^Level	20	50	50.00%	10	25				Feeble
3	1	Common	50*2.5^Level	50	125	33.33%	17	42				Dim
4	2	Uncommon	50*2.5^Level	120	300	25.00%	30	75	Ammo			Glowing	Eg a crafter with a Decorated magic stone, can make +2 Ammo or +1 Shields, or perhaps a +1 weapon with an extra perk, but could not make +1 Armor.
5	3	Uncommon	50*2.5^Level	300	750	20.00%	60	150	Weapon			Stylish
6	4	Rare	50*2.5^Level	800	2,000	16.67%	133	333	Shield/Mage	Ammo		Decorated
7	5	Rare	50*2.5^Level	2,000	5,000	14.29%	286	714	Armor	Weapon		Bright
8	6	Very Rare	50*2.5^Level	4,800	12,000	12.50%	600	1500		Shield/Mage	Ammo	Dazzling	Magic Stones are just the default catch all. Use the table to assign exotic materials a magic tier for use in creating items, such as dragon scales or hag teeth
9	7	Very Rare	50*2.5^Level	12,000	30,000	11.11%	1333	3333		Armor	Weapon	Resplendent
10	8	Legendary	50*2.5^Level	30,000	75,000	10.00%	3000	7500			Shield/Mage	Regal
11	9	Legendary	50*2.5^Level	76,000	190,000	9.09%	6909	17273			Armor	Divine
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13	Loot per level (FULL PARTY - split this across players)				Value of loot earned in Magic Items craftable at this level
14	Level	% of average	Cash Earned	Magic Item Value Earned	Permanent Value at level	Buyable (OPTIONAL)	Earned		ABOUT THIS SHEET
15	1	55%	220	300	125	1.8	2.4		This sheet was made to establish the realistic averages for loot being assigned, both cash and magic items
16	2	85%	340	900	125	2.7	7.2		The further goal aims to put a value to magic items in a more granular fashion, rather than a range across an order of magnitude
17	3	115%	460	1500	300	1.5	5.0		Sections
18	4	145%	580	2100	300	1.9	7.0		Green	Spell tier of the item, the magic item rarity this corresponds to, and its value. Consumables are 40% of permanent
19	5	50%	2000	3000	750	2.7	4.0		Pink	Suggested quick-sell prices to merchants with sufficient cash. Players would need to put in effort to find more appropriate buyers
20	6	70%	2800	4200	750	3.7	5.6		Purple	Appropriate tiers for basic +1/+2/+3 enchants on given item categories. For levels above that, add perks
21	7	90%	3600	5400	2,000	1.8	2.7		Orange	Basic adjectives for separating generic items of X magic power
22	8	110%	4400	6600	2,000	2.2	3.3		Blue	Suggested gold equivalent rewards to assign of both monetary items and then magic items PER HOARD
23	9	130%	5200	7800	5,000	1.0	1.6			Eg a level 1 hoard should have 220gp worth of money items, and 300gp worth of magic items
24	10	150%	6000	9000	5,000	1.2	1.8			This is an average in the level, feel free to vary it to accommodate items
25	11	50%	20000	15000	12,000	1.7	1.3			Move some value from cash to magic items to enable more exotic offerings
26	12	70%	28000	21000	12,000	2.3	1.8			Refer to the Green table to determine the tier of magic items afforded in the range
27	13	90%	36000	27000	30,000	1.2	0.9			The % of average is designed to make a smoother level up curve, rather than 4 tier blocks with jumps
28	14	110%	44000	33000	30,000	1.5	1.1			NOTE: For general balancing, it is best to avoid providing more than 3 magic items per hoard, including purchases
29	15	130%	52000	39000	75,000	0.7	0.5		Yellow	Reference information on the value of a magic item someone of that level could make
30	16	150%	60000	45000	75,000	0.8	0.6			Reference information on the number of magic items of their level they could pay for with the cash
31	17	55%	220000	82500	190,000	1.2	0.4			Reference information on the number of magic items of their level they could find in a hoard
32	18	85%	340000	127500	190,000	1.8	0.7			Only refers to permanent items, and doesn't reference receiving items of different tiers
33	19	115%	460000	172500	190,000	2.4	0.9			Eg a level 4 hoard includes an average of 7 permanent spell-level-2 items... or you could put in 1 level-4 item
34	20	145%	580000	217500	190,000	3.1	1.1			Yes yes, spell level and character level and party level - the terminology hurts me too
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36	Numbers in this calculation are inspired by the information collected from the following sources, adapted into a formulaic approach.
37	Bear in mind this table is PER HOARD, not level. A Hoard should be roughly every 5 medium encounters
38	Basis: Cash per level - https://www.reddit.com/r/DnDBehindTheScreen/comments/9lewra/5e_wealth_by_level_hoard_tables/
39	Basis: Magic items per level - https://www.reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/h7by5u/more_5e_wealth_by_levels_hoard_magic_items/
40	Treat CR hoard cash as 40 x 10^tier, so 400, 4000, 40000, and 400000 value
41	Treat CR hoard magic value as 240 x 5^tier, so 1200, 6000, 30000, 150000
42	Magic items per level ended up approximating to 50x2.5^Level, or 20x2.5^Level for cosumables
43	The values generated were then smartened up to be nicer to refer to
44	This has the side effect of a Permanent Level X being worth the same as a Consumable Level X+1
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