Whelm is a psedo-cursed warhammer; you gain a crippling fear of the sky, and in exchange, you get some baller abilities. I’d probably still take this deal! 

Want to hop around the universe, exploring world after world? Get a Well of Many Worlds, a tablecloth of teleportation! 

Part of the triad of sentient weapons from White Plume Mountain, Wave is the trident of the three, and does a solid imitation of Aquaman’s powers! 

Vorpal Swords are one of D&D’s more iconic magic weapons- they decapitate with startling efficiency.

I don’t entirely get the point of Universal Solvent in a world full of 7th + spells, but hey, it's a neat little tool to have access to if you’re in need of dissolving some Sovereign Glue! 

Any wizard willing to work with a truly vile creature can get a massive boon from this fancy little spellbook. Turns out that getting a free cast of any spell in your spellbook is insanely powerful! The only downside? You get spied on by a monstrous being who wants to end all life!

Sometimes you need an item for an ultimate Oathbreaker or Death Domain Cleric- the Talisman of Ultimate Evil is here for you in those times.

Are you really into Spheres of Annihilation? Get a Talisman to control it with more precision! 

Counterpoint to the Talisman of Ultimate Evil is this handy little Talisman of Pure Good! It’s for the Life Domain clerics and Devotion paladins who want to put an end to evil-doers for good! 

A +3 sword that gives you a free reaction? Sign me up, even if I’m not playing in Greyhawk! 

Staff of the Magi not only gives you a Rod of Absorption, one of the most powerful items in the game, it empowers it further by giving you a massive swath of powerful options you can unleash from the staff to ruin your enemies' days! 

Spheres of Annihilation are the black holes of D&D- they eat everything within range, and have fun tug-of-war contests between arcanists to push it around. Neat! 

Sovereign Glue is the counterpoint to Universal Solvent. If you need to lock something up, this is about as permanent a lock as you can get! 

While humble, the Scarab of Protection can be a fantastic tool to get ahold of. It’ll make the scariest spells manageable. 

Death stops being a particularly large barrier for many upper-tier parties containing at least one cleric, druid, bard, or paladin. If you want to trivialize it further, a Rod of Resurrection can help you out. 

The Rod of Lordly Might is my favorite legendary weapon. It’s a swiss-army-knife on a mystical mace capable of doing tons of different things depending on your needs. I’m a huge fan. 

Where Armor of Invulnerability and Plate Armor of Etherealness are the top-end armor options for your tanky hunks, wizards and sorcerers seek a more elegant option- Robes of the Archmagi. These are finally a reasonable armor upgrade that massively empowers your character. 

Wish holds the title of most powerful spell in the game- it has more potential than every other spell that exists. Getting a ring that can cast it can wildly change the game, and should only be given out with care and consideration. 

This is a nifty little trick to stick on your big bads as a DM- a Ring of Spell Turning can reduce the power of save or dies dramatically, and once or twice a campaign may even reflect a spell! 

At will Invisibility is pretty spicy. While Legendary is a bit much for this ability, it can still be a welcome addition to a rogue or ranger’s character sheet.