Dungeons & Dragons 3.5

Loot Generator

Build a reproducible hoard of filtered items, miscellaneous valuables, and coins. Party level and encounter difficulty provide a starting value band; your hoard limits override that guidance.

No generative AI: this tool uses deterministic selections, system rules, and curated data.

Step 1

Set the hoard boundaries

Result source Item type Item base Magic Special material Party level Encounter difficulty

Hoard value (gp)

Minimum Maximum

Individual item value (gp)

Minimum Maximum

Hoard composition Maximum items, including miscellaneous valuablesDefaults to 10. Clear the field to allow up to 50 items. Allow coinsSelected denominations can fill the unspent value, up to the chosen share of the hoard.

Maximum hoard value as coins

Allowed denominations cp sp gp pp

Allow miscellaneous valuablesAdds generic treasure such as gems, jewelry, artwork, and luxury objects with an appraised gp value.

Maximum hoard value as miscellaneous loot

Special item properties (applies to every roll) Allow drawbacks or cursesEach eligible generated item uses the selected count and severity range.

Minimum curses Maximum curses Minimum severity Maximum severity

Allow intelligent itemsUses the item generator’s rare seeded chance for eligible permanent magic items. Guarantee intelligent itemsEvery generated item must be an eligible permanent magic item with an intelligence profile.

Effect magnitude (procedural items)

Minimum energy resistance Maximum energy resistance Minimum skill bonus Maximum skill bonus

KeywordsEach generated item matches at least one entered theme. Seed

Step 2

Your loot hoard

Ready

Ready to stock the encounter?

Choose the party level, difficulty, and item filters, then generate a complete hoard.

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How hoard values are resolved

Difficulty supplies the default

Party level selects a D&D 3.5 encounter-treasure benchmark. Difficulty turns that benchmark into a range, from Trivial through God-like.

One-sided overrides stay useful

A minimum keeps the difficulty maximum unless it exceeds that maximum, in which case the hoard has no upper bound. A maximum works the same way against the difficulty minimum.

Control the composition

Set hard percentage caps for miscellaneous valuables and coins. Coins use only the denominations you allow and fill the remaining target without exceeding their cap.