Belt of... argh!

[Jarrod]

I could have sworn that there was a belt that boosted all physical statistics, and a belt that boosted all mental ones. I found the miniHB +uber one, but wasn't there one that was +str/dex/con?

Help a poor confused man

 

[Jdvn1]

I think there was one like this in 3e, in Sword and Fist.

 

[Legildur]

I think there was one like this in 3e, in Sword and Fist.

That's my recollection as well (and even before I read the reply).

 

[Jarrod]

Thanks!

Hrm... Belt of Mighty Prowess, +6 to str and con. 108k. Wowza.

 

[Glyfair]

Of course, there is the Belt of Magnifigance that boosts all stats from the Miniatures Handbook. 200,000 gp for +6 to all stats.

 

[Talic]

Sword and Fist does have a Headband of Perfect Excellence which provides a +6 to Str, Dex, and Wis for 180K.

A very rich monks dream!

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

These sound more like Belts/Headbands of "oooOOOOOOooo" than of "argh!"

 

[Lord Pendragon]

These sound more like Belts/Headbands of "oooOOOOOOooo" than of "argh!"

Well, "Ooooooo!" when you read the stat bonuses, and "AAARGH!" when you get to the price.

 

[glass]

Sword and Fist does have a Headband of Perfect Excellence which provides a +6 to Str, Dex, and Wis for 180K.

A very rich monks dream!

I could have sworn that that boosted all 6 stats. I'll have to check when I get home.


glass.

 

[IcyCool]

Of course, there is the Belt of Magnifigance that boosts all stats from the Miniatures Handbook. 200,000 gp for +6 to all stats.

Which, of course, doesn't follow the pricing guidelines. Buying a +6 stat boosting item for each stat comes out to 216,000gp. Cramming multiple abilities into a single item makes the item more expensive, not less. One of my players thought that this might be because it is more easily negated (via sundering) in the miniatures game than it is in 3.5.