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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Spatzimaus" data-source="post: 1034486" data-attributes="member: 3051">Heh, I'm even worse about it.  IMC, we use these rules:1> Minimum caster level equals the level needed for the Feat (like you said).2> All effects on the item must have the same caster level.3> Craft Wondrous Item can't be used for unlimited-use or continuous items (other than items that just provide numerical bonuses, such as the stat-booster items, Bracers of Armor, skill boosters, etc.)  If you want those sorts of items, get a Ring, Rod, etc.  For all those existing unlimited-use items, change to 5/day.This was based on the infamous "quacks like a duck" rule.  I'll change it somewhat when I get a better hang of the 3.5 changes.Anyway, to the original topic: the 3.0 BoSS were insanely good.  With one cheap little item that could be made by any 3rd-level Wizard or Sorcerer (or some Clerics), you could instantly gain Monk-like mobility.  In my experience, everyone could be put into four categories: slower than 30', 30', 40-50', and "ludicrous speed" (60'+, which means Monks only).  Moving from one category to another is a major boost in a game where combat involves a grid map.  The old boots allowed you to move two categories.(Why is the jump from 50' to 60' so important?  It allows you to charge a 30' mover who's flat-out running away.  It allows you to partial charge or move-n-attack someone who's double-moving.  It allows you to outrun a horse.)They errata the price to 6k.  Still, everyone seems to buy them.They add the Boots of Skating in the PsiHB that give a +0 (uphill)/+15' (flat)/+30' (downhill) bonus for 2000 gp.  I'm sure the price of those will go up in 3.5E too, since it's based on a 1 min/level spell.I'm happy with the change.</blockquote>

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