Climber’s Kit is an overlooked piece of equipment in the Player’s Handbook, so let’s rectify that and come up with a few ways of making it useful in your own games!
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Making Tools Useful in 5e: Thieves' Tools
Thieves’ Tools are designed for picking locks and disarming traps, but I think we can use these tools to create even more exciting locks and traps.
Making Tools Useful in 5e: Weaver's Tools
Making outfits with the Weaver’s Tools allows you to customize your everyday wear to make you ready for any challenges you might face during your adventuring days.
Making Tools Useful in 5e: Painter's Supplies
You, as a player, may not be able to paint or draw, but your character totally can with their Painter’s Supplies!
Making Tools Useful in 5e: Calligrapher's Supplies
Writing pretty isn’t all that the Calligrapher’s Supplies are for, you can create hidden messages, marketing material or anything else that requires quill to parchment!
Making Tools Useful in 5e: Jeweler's Tools
Creating jewelry projects to impress kings, queens and all your party members with your Jeweler’s Tools!
Making Tools Useful in 5e: Carpenter's Tools
Building homes, furniture and all your wood-based projects with your Carpenter’s Tools.
Making Tools Useful in 5e: Forgery Kit
With a clever lie and a stroke of a pen, you could topple kingdoms or get a fancy new castle with your Forgery Kit!
Making Tools Useful in 5e: Disguise Kit
Are you the King? Or just a street urchin? No one can tell once you get your disguise on with your Disguise Kit!
Making Tools Useful in 5e: Herbalism Kit
Herbalism is all about finding potent ingredients and making valuable poultices and salves for your party.