Gizmos (5e Feat)

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Gizmos

You always seem to have the right item on hand

You can use your action to produce a nonmagical item, seemingly out of thin air, so long as it meets the following prerequisites:

  • It weighs no more than 5 pounds.
  • Its longest dimension is no longer than 1 foot
  • It is worth no more than five times your proficiency bonus in gp
  • Your character could conceivably know about it
  • It is not a weapon, tool, or piece of armor

The item disappears after 1 hour, or if it's damaged or otherwise broken. If you would use an item created by this feat as a material component for a spell, the spell fails. Once you create an item with this feature, you can't do so again until you finish a short rest or a long rest.

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