No – monsters’ attacks are not magical unless specifically stated by the stat block. In D&D 5e, monsters’ weapon attacks are not considered magical unless specifically described as such by the stat block.
Can dragons use magic items?
A D&D creature can use magic items, unless its anatomy or a rule precludes such use. Ultimately, the DM decides, guided by the magic item rules in the “Dungeon Master’s Guide.” #DnD.
Is the breath weapon of a dragon magical?
If you cast antimagic field, don armor of invulnerability, or use another feature of the game that protects against magical or nonmagical effects, you might ask yourself, “Will this protect me against a dragon’s breath?” The breath weapon of a typical dragon isn’t considered magical, so antimagic field won’t help you …
Are there Dragon parts harvested off a dragon inherently?
There is no text in the 3 D&D 5e core rulebooks that would indicate Dragon parts contain inherent magic. It would be worth reading the section of the DMG that discusses crafting magic items. Under the heading Crafting a Magic Item the DMG (p 128) states:
What kind of magic does a dragon have?
The user has the ability to wield this form of magic to cast spells and other magical styles. May require a dragon to be endowed with magic. If the source of the user’s magic is a dragon and the dragon dies then their powers are lost. Using such a powerful form of magic means that the price can be/is often a heavy one. Maruga ( Dragon Crisis! )
Can you make magic items from a dragon’s corpse?
With that in mind I’ve decided that they can use parts of the dragon’s corpse to make magic items. The dragon’s corpse will provide enough material for up to three magic items. Having appropriate material is a prerequisite for using downtime to craft magic items.
Can a person be linked to a dragon?
The user is capable of performing dragon-related magical feats, often either taught by a dragon, siphoning magic from a dragon, being magically linked with a dragon, or being a dragon.
