Loot generator
Roll a dragon's hoard or a goblin's pockets. Coins, gems, art objects and magic items scaled to your party, split evenly with one tap.
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Coins
Split the treasure
Treasure tips
- Name the art: who owned the heron ewer, and who wants it back?
- Swap items nobody can use for one of the same rarity.
- Gems and art are easy to carry; 5,000 copper pieces weigh 100 pounds.
How it works
Pick the tier that matches the monster's challenge rating (or your party's level if you're stocking a dungeon), then choose a full hoard or one creature's pocket loot. Hoards usually include gems or art and often a magic item; higher tiers roll rarer items. Coin amounts use our own scale, built so a party that clears a few hoards per level can afford the gear they need.
Magic item names come from the fifth edition System Reference Document.
Questions
How much treasure should I give in 5e?
A common rule of thumb is a few treasure hoards per character level, plus pocket change from individual monsters. This generator scales coins, gems, art and magic items by tier so totals stay in a sensible range; adjust to taste.
What is a treasure hoard?
A hoard is the big pile at the end of a dungeon or in a monster’s lair: coins plus a chance of gems, art objects and magic items. Pocket loot is what a single creature carries.
Can I reroll just one magic item?
Yes. Press the ↻ button next to any magic item to replace it with another of a suitable rarity, keeping the rest of the hoard.
How do I split treasure between players?
Set the party size and the generator shows each player’s share of the coins and the total gold-piece value, with the remainder left for the party fund.