Request a Homebrew

[DigoDragon]

C108
I've actually done the rubber ball magic item before in D&D 3.5 edition. I priced them out as scrolls that contain only one spell and they turned out to be fairly balanced. Just read the command word written on the ball and throw. For example a rubber ball with a targeted Dispel in it can be thrown at a magic trap to suppress it for 1d4 rounds.

I don't want my players to sell some dead guy's rubber balls for too much money, but I also want the guy to have enough rubber balls for the players to loot.

And this is perhaps the greates line ever if read without context.