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<blockquote data-quote="Systole" data-source="post: 6077640" data-attributes="member: 93930">Paizo posted the Top 32 items from their RPG Superstar contest.&nbsp; Having looked through about 3/4 of them, I have to say I was more than a little disappointed.&nbsp; I think there were about three that I liked out of the 20 or 25 I read.&nbsp; The rest of them seemed situational, way too complicated, or had a ridiculous mountain of powers.&nbsp; And I found myself thinking: maybe 1000 entries submitted, and these were the 32 that the judges picked?&nbsp; Ugh.The type of items I tend to like are interesting, relatively uncomplicated, and useful.&nbsp; Their powers have a tight focus with a strong theme.&nbsp; Handy Haversack.&nbsp; Amulet of Mighty Fists.&nbsp; Belt of Thunderous Charging.&nbsp; Traveler's Anytool.&nbsp; Rope of Climbing.&nbsp; But I saw precious few of these kinds of items being chosen.&nbsp; I feel like what the designers think I want is not anywhere close to what I actually do want.Am I all alone here?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Systole, post: 6077640, member: 93930"] Paizo posted the Top 32 items from their RPG Superstar contest. Having looked through about 3/4 of them, I have to say I was more than a little disappointed. I think there were about three that I liked out of the 20 or 25 I read. The rest of them seemed situational, way too complicated, or had a ridiculous mountain of powers. And I found myself thinking: maybe 1000 entries submitted, and these were the 32 that the judges picked? Ugh. The type of items I tend to like are interesting, relatively uncomplicated, and useful. Their powers have a tight focus with a strong theme. Handy Haversack. Amulet of Mighty Fists. Belt of Thunderous Charging. Traveler's Anytool. Rope of Climbing. But I saw precious few of these kinds of items being chosen. I feel like what the designers [I]think [/I]I want is not anywhere close to what I actually [I]do [/I]want. Am I all alone here? [/QUOTE]

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