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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ellestar" data-source="post: 1670425" data-attributes="member: 6657">I disagree. I am currently playing a sorcerer with VoP, and I find it to be very cool. There haven't really been any flaming hoops to jump through, as there doesn't really need to be any justification to what he can take.It's simple: he cannot own more than a days worth of food/water, his robe and a quarterstaff. Note: own. This does not imply that he cannot even touch or pick up other things. If he doesn't intend to own the items he picks up, but rather donate them when the time is right, and obviously does not attempt to use them or gain any advantage from them in any way, it won't be a problem. About the mule; that's a tough one. The druid option is always there, but it doesn't really make any sense from a roleplaying perspective. I would try to talk to your DM about it, maybe getting to keep the mule as a partner, by giving up a special ability gained from VoP. Only the mule though (as I think it kinda fits the image of an ascethic character to have a mule as a partner too), nothing else.</blockquote>