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What better way to celebrate a victory against a dangerous creature than to take its power for yourself?

Tome of Intangible Treasures II further expands your options for 5e-compatible story-based rewards, as well as a Rituals system that allows players to use harvested components of monsters to take on their abilities via boons and charms. The book introduces nearly 100 new monsters, as well as nearly 300 new boons and charms that can be bestowed using the creatures' remains.

Hunt a fey beast like the prismatic jewelbird and imprint its power onto yourself, gaining a magical boon that allows you to replicate its Prismatic Aura, or slay the implacable executioner devil and steal its deadly Executioner's Cut - rendering you capable of separating soul from flesh.

Because the SRD for 5e 2024 has yet to be released, the preview PDF of the book is written with compatibility for 5e 2014. However, the relative balance of boons and charms has not changed between the two editions, and the biggest change in monster design is the way the rules are represented, with 2024's stat blocks generally being clearer and easier to read. The book will be readily usable with all editions of 5e, and any guidance needed for "conversion" one way or the other will be provided for whichever edition isn't natively used in the book.

In addition to the Rituals system introduced in the book, the recipes for each boon and charm will also be made compatible with the crafting and harvesting systems found in Heliana's Guide to Monster Hunting, allowing you to use your preferred method of crafting for your game.

Whether you're looking for new monsters for your players to fight or new adventures for them to go on, Tome of Intangible Treasures II is sure to have what you're looking for.