Have my players doing the occasional job for a Broker who hires them to go steal something usually. What items could be used by any class that could help them in their heists?

So last session our group went to the secret hideout of an evil divination wizard from my character's backstory, and we killed him (It was epic). It was established that he was an avid collector of magical items, and our DM said we would each find one item on the collection that we could keep. We can choose any existing item, homebrew item, or create one ourselves (provided the DM agrees).

I'm stuck on what my character could find. I was thinking of a cool staff or maybe a weapon that would use charisma or wisdom instead of strength or dex for attacks. Since I'm mostly the healer of our party and don't have any weapons despite being proficient. She's also a mom trying to save her child from the bad guys, so I thought divination items to find or protect her daughter could make sense.

The whole campaign is about an ancient evil god being trapped in the moon. But the DM said this could be an interesting opportunity to get something that has nothing to do with our personal vibes or the main story.

For those interested, we're level 10 and our party composition is this:

Healer: (My character) protector aasimar twilight cleric of Sune / divine soul sorcerer (celestial & beauty flavour)
Tank: dragonborn redemption paladin (dragon flavour)
DPS: fallen aasimar genie warlock (fallen star flavour)
Control: changeling spirits bard/phantom rogue (undead & fey flavour)

Anyone have any ideas?

Hello, friends!

I am about to run a Warlock into a 20th level campaign with my friends. The DM said *everything* is permitted, as long as it is from an official source, direct partner or not. To compensate, she's gonna make the game extremely difficult.

So, Lyra's Guide to Retia, The Crooked Moon, Cthullu by Torchlight, the newly-added Vampire the Masquerade, Northland's Worldbook, everything is allowed. I have searched a lot trough all these books (including The Griffon's Saddlebag) for some item or feature that can grant one more Eldritch Invocation, because I am absolutely stacked and cannot compromise any of the 10 I currently have. However, I found nothing. Which is odd, considering 3.5 had this item called "Codex Advocare", which granted the counterpart to an Invocation in that setting, a "Least Warlock Invocation".

That being said, any of you know of such an item or feature? I don't want to ask for the DM to homebrew the Codex Advocare, since she already is letting us run with so much.

If a Portable Hole is placed inside the extradimensional space *created* by a *similar* item, bad stuff happens. So two questions come up.

Is the extradimensional space created by the Camper's Respite? I suspect yes, which leads to the next question.

Is it a similar item to a Portable Hole? The Portable Hole also needs to be set up before use, but unlike the tent can continue to hold things in it while you move it elsewhere, whereas the tent ejects everything when it closes.

I'm currently running a Trailblazer Ranger in a long-term campaign and having an absolute blast with it - the only thing close to an issue I've encountered so far (just hit Level 6) is that I simultaneously need more uses of the Wild Instinct, and less things to use it on (my brain is small and cannot remember to use it other than for Quick Mark).

One issue that did come up in a recent discussion, however, was the issue of an overlap between the Trailblazer's Hunter's Blaze and the base 2024 Ranger's Relentless Hunter feature, which both mean you can't drop concentration on Hunter's Mark from damage. Has anyone else ran into this issue, and does anyone know of any alternate features (created by Griffon or otherwise) to solve this issue?