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<blockquote data-quote="Fenes 2" data-source="post: 716925" data-attributes="member: 6166">My (few) magic items are all important parts of the story, all have a history and a plot hook, some spanning several story arcs while others are &quot;solved&quot; or &quot;mastered&quot; in a couple adventures.I don't have weak magic items that are discarded when something stronger comes along in my game (apart from scrolls and potions) - the PC's magic items grow in power with the user, in various ways. Some need a deed to unlock their power, others are missing parts, f.e. enchanted gemstones that have to be recovered, some are bound to the wielder like a familiar. Others yet are enhanced, f.e. by a god, as a reward for a particular deed. And, I have to add, I strictly separate player knowledge and PC knowledge. So, a player can ask me for a specifi item, but that does not mean his PC is actively seeking it, or even knows about its existence, so the PC will not find it strange when he stumbles upon it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fenes 2, post: 716925, member: 6166"] My (few) magic items are all important parts of the story, all have a history and a plot hook, some spanning several story arcs while others are "solved" or "mastered" in a couple adventures. I don't have weak magic items that are discarded when something stronger comes along in my game (apart from scrolls and potions) - the PC's magic items grow in power with the user, in various ways. Some need a deed to unlock their power, others are missing parts, f.e. enchanted gemstones that have to be recovered, some are bound to the wielder like a familiar. Others yet are enhanced, f.e. by a god, as a reward for a particular deed. And, I have to add, I strictly separate player knowledge and PC knowledge. So, a player can ask me for a specifi item, but that does not mean his PC is actively seeking it, or even knows about its existence, so the PC will not find it strange when he stumbles upon it. [/QUOTE]

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