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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Diirk" data-source="post: 2085372" data-attributes="member: 14476">The ruling isn't clunky at all. For most items it won't even make a difference, but in some cases it will (A command word item that lets the user cast a CL 5 shield at will for example... said item will most likely run out mid-combat, if you pay attention to the duration such items should have).For items where it doesn't make a difference, all thats necessary is to ask players what their intentions are. "Do you wish to activate the item every time its wearing off? Would you rather just use it when you need to, and then let it expire til next time you need it?" etc, the little details can be glossed over in much the same way that you don't ask them to describe every toilet break their characters make.Letting at will items be considered permanent duration is dangerous in other ways... whats to stop him simply casting levitate on himself with the boots at the start of the day, then putting on boots of speed instead? Its 3 minute duration. Nothing else.</blockquote>