trove 5e

In Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition (5e), Trove is not an official term found in core rulebooks like the Player's Handbook or Dungeon Master's Guide. However, it could refer to a few different things depending on context: Treasure Hoard (Trove) - A "trove" often describes a treasure hoard, such as those found in the Dungeon Master's Guide (DMG) under "Treasure" (Chapter 7). These are collections of loot (gold, magic items, gems, etc.) that adventurers might find after defeating monsters or completing quests. - Example: A dragon's trove might include a +1 sword, 500 gp, and a potion of healing. Homebrew or Third-Party Content - Some homebrew campaigns or third-party supplements might use "Trove" as a name for a magical item, location (e.g., "The Trove of the Archmage"), or even a subclass feature. - Example: A homebrew "Trove of Wonders" could be a magical bag that generates random items daily. Spelling Confusion? - If you meant "Tome" (e.g., Tome of Understanding, a magic item that boosts Wisdom), or another similar word, double-check the spelling. Need More Details? If you're referring to something specific (like a subclass, spell, or homebrew content), let me know! Id be happy to help clarify or find official/balanced alternatives. For official treasure tables, check the DMG (pp. 133139) or Xanathar's Guide to Everything (pp. 135136) for loot generation.