Limit of items on a person

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cossakking

First Post

• Apr 17, 2002

• #1

Somewhere I remember reading about the number of items and where they can be located....I just can't remember where...

 

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Henrix

Explorer

• Apr 17, 2002

• #2

In the DMG, just before the descriptions of all the magic items.

 

Voadam

Legend

• Apr 17, 2002

• #3

You were in your living room on the sofa, remember now?

 

Voadam

Legend

• Apr 17, 2002

• #4

From the srd magic item entry

LIMIT ON MAGIC ITEMS WORN

Only so many items of a certain kind can be worn and be effective at the same time. The limits include the following:

1 headband, hat, or helmet
1 pair of eye lenses or goggles
1 cloak, cape, or mantle
1 amulet, brooch, medallion, necklace, periapt, or scarab
1 suit of armor
1 robe
1 vest, vestment, or shirt
1 pair of bracers or bracelets
1 pair of gloves or gauntlets
2 rings
1 belt
1 pair of boots

This general rule applies to other attempts to “double up” on magic items—for instance, if a character puts on another magic cloak on top of the one he is already wearing, the second cloak’s power does not work.

 

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protheus

First Post

• Apr 18, 2002

• #5

Voadam said:

From the srd magic item entry

LIMIT ON MAGIC ITEMS WORN

Only so many items of a certain kind can be worn and be effective at the same time. The limits include the following:

1 suit of armor
1 robe
1 vest, vestment, or shirt


This general rule applies to other attempts to ?double up? on magic items?for instance, if a character puts on another magic cloak on top of the one he is already wearing, the second cloak?s power does not work.

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Does that mea that if you wear , shirt, over it a suit of armor and top of that a robe all bonus will stack up even like bonus?

 

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dr_nukem

First Post

• Apr 18, 2002

• #6

Probably not. Remember that not all bonuses stack with each other. Just because you have Bracers +5 and you CAN wear them with armor DOESN'T mean that they stack with your armor.

If you can wear the items at the same time AND their bonus types allow for stacking, THEN yes, the bonuses would stack. Otherwise, you can wear the items, but they won't stack.

 

Dr. Zoom

First Post

• Apr 18, 2002

• #7

protheus said:

Does that mea that if you wear , shirt, over it a suit of armor and top of that a robe all bonus will stack up even like bonus?

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No. Like bonuses do not stack. This rule does not supersede that. This just says that you cannot wear more than one in each category and have them work.

For example, if you wear a shirt that has an armor bonus as well as actual armor, the bonuses will not stack. You certainly can wear both items, however.

 

EOL

First Post

• Apr 18, 2002

• #8

Basically this particular rule is designed to keep you from wearing a Cloak of Resistance and a Cloak of Charisma. (Just one more way that the man keeps down the Sorcerer! )

 

shilsen

Adventurer

• Apr 18, 2002

• #9

EOL said:

Basically this particular rule is designed to keep you from wearing a Cloak of Resistance and a Cloak of Charisma. (Just one more way that the man keeps down the Sorcerer! )

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I'm pretty sure that it is actually designed to stop the Paladin from using a Cloak of Resistance and a Cloak of Charisma at the same time. Resistance +5 and Charisma +6 is a straight +8 to all saves there. Yikes! So it's there for balance reasons. Keeping the sorceror down is just a bonus

 

Crothian

First Post

• Apr 18, 2002

• #10

Of course there is nothing Stopping the Paladin from getting a Claok of Charisma +6 and Resistance +5. Ya, it's a little pricey.