Equipment and Magic Item Cards
Weapons, armour, rings, shields, and magic items — stats, description, and artwork on one designed card.
Open the equipment creator
DnD Item Card Maker
A free item card maker and magic item card generator for D&D 5e — in your browser, with nothing to install.
Mimic Vault is the item card creator where you write what the item does, shape how it looks, save it to your vault, and export a printable card. The same workflow covers weapons, armour, potions, scrolls, materials, and loot, so the whole deck is built in one place.
The item card generator is not locked to a single template. These are the surfaces that cover almost anything a dungeon master hands out in D&D 5e.
Weapons, armour, rings, shields, and magic items — stats, description, and artwork on one designed card.
Open the equipment creatorOne-use consumables — potions, scrolls, bombs, and powders — as cards that are easy to deal out at the table.
Open the consumable creatorRewards, coin piles, gems, and crafting materials, all as cards that land straight in a character vault.
Open the treasure creatorThe point is not only making one item card quickly. It is ending up with a deck that stays useful from session to session.
Item cards are only part of the deck. These makers share the same style and the same workflow.
Build monster stat blocks and monster cards a dungeon master can hold through the whole fight.
Open the monster card makerTurn a character spell list into a designed, printable spell card deck.
Open the spell card makerThe overview of every card type: items, monsters, loot, materials, and homebrew.
Open the card generatorYes. You can use the item card generator for free, design magic item cards, and keep them in your vault to edit or reuse later.
Yes. Every card is built as a printable layout, so you can export your magic item cards and print a full deck for the table.
Weapons, armour, rings, wands, potions, scrolls, materials, and treasure — anything a dungeon master hands out as loot in D&D 5e.
No. Dungeon masters use the item card creator for loot and rewards, and players use it for their own gear, consumables, and character cards.
Yes. The same workflow covers spell cards and monster cards, so one tool builds the whole deck.
One item card is enough to see how the flow works. Write what the item does, design it, save it to your vault — and the deck grows from there.