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I was only responding to the comment that WotC's definition of "common" was somehow flawed-- it isn't. It makes absolute, perfect sense for the most common items to be a tiny fraction of the item list. I have no comment for or against your game's rarity system-- whatever works for you works for...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't your turn end after you charge?

Actually, it makes PERFECT sense. Say I'm a magic blacksmith. You bring me a load of Rubidium, and want me to make you a suit of armor. I know how to make plain, basic +1 Rubidium Armor, which is easy and I can knock our quickly. Any other blacksmith can also make the same +1 Rubidium Armor...

The feat's restrictions completely override the power's. "Twice per encounter" becomes "once per day".

I made a database of all current common items, which I'll be attempting to keep up to date. You can find it here: Common Items

It's not a bug. This is Working As Intended. Armor just inherently rises in AC with levels now instead of having the masterwork armors be an option.

So, yeah.

Aaaaaaaand never mind, you were right. I just assumed everything in the books was Common, but you're right, all the items in the new books with powers are actually Uncommon (though confusingly, a handful of the errataed items, like the Pure Spirit Totem, do have powers).

Okay, wow... I honestly never even noticed that all the items in the books weren't Commons. I mean... wtf?! Why bother listing Uncommon items in the FREAKING PLAYER BOOK?! Blech. <-- goes back and edits

Actually, about 10-20% of common items DO have daily or encounter powers. They just tend to be very simple ones.

I noticed when inputting things into my common item database that the September update document didn't errata any Ki Foci as commons like the other implements. One player in my rarity-using game is a monk, so we need to sort that out. We did the easy step of making the basic Magic Ki Focus a...

Alrighty, I've added commons from the DM Book, the update document, and the post-Essentials issues of Dragon. I think I'm caught up. :) EDIT: I also added the source filter, so people can now sort between pre-Essentials, Essentials, and DDI items, if desired.

Ah, good point. I'll add those tonight.

I wanted to make it a bit easier for my players to shop for common items, so I spent a couple hours today entering all the HFL, HFK, and Dragon 391 items into a database and then coding up a little app to view them. I figured some of you might find it useful too, so here you go: Common Items...

You'd rather that they fix rules problem in a crashy app?

He's 1 higher than a Paladin in plain magic armor would be without spending any feats (16 + 10 + 2 + 3). Also keep in mind: if he's just standing there and only marking one enemy, every other enemy in the fight should be ignoring him. It's his job to make the other monsters care about him.

This topic came up back in September, but everyone decided on a "wait and see" policy to see how the remaining Essentials books changed things. Now that the core stuff is out, it seems appropriate to broach the subject again. In a nutshell: The original MM Rust Monster eats items, but players...

It does a lot of neat stuff, the things it doesn't do aren't show-stoppers for me, and I'm willing to give Wizards the benefit of the doubt re: adding new features over a few months. It's not perfect, but overall I'm happy as long as they continue to fix it.

Three crashes so far. :(

Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game Official Home Page - Tool (D&D Character Builder) Have at it, kids. :)