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<blockquote data-quote="Jackinthegreen" data-source="post: 5715398" data-attributes="member: 6678119">Pretty much everything requires DM approval.&nbsp; It's assumed that the rules coming from these discussions have to be okayed first, but that doesn't prevent discussing them.As far as Ring of X ability being the same as Y ability, I can see how we'd get to that point.&nbsp; That's when things would start crumbling because of the incredible power difference between abilities.Yes there's a power difference between skills, but nothing like the differences between abilities.&nbsp; Single spells can be more powerful than abilities/features, and yet spellcasting is its own feature.&nbsp; Overall it's these features and abilities that make D&amp;D.&nbsp; Base stats and skills are relatively minor in comparison to the impact on the game.The best we could probably do with buying abilities is group them up.&nbsp; Ring of Mettle at the same price as Ring of Evasion for instance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jackinthegreen, post: 5715398, member: 6678119"] Pretty much everything requires DM approval. It's assumed that the rules coming from these discussions have to be okayed first, but that doesn't prevent discussing them. As far as Ring of X ability being the same as Y ability, I can see how we'd get to that point. That's when things would start crumbling because of the incredible power difference between abilities. Yes there's a power difference between skills, but nothing like the differences between abilities. Single spells can be more powerful than abilities/features, and yet spellcasting is its own feature. Overall it's these features and abilities that make D&D. Base stats and skills are relatively minor in comparison to the impact on the game. The best we could probably do with buying abilities is group them up. Ring of Mettle at the same price as Ring of Evasion for instance. [/QUOTE]

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