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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OchreJelly" data-source="post: 4680314" data-attributes="member: 62056">I've thought about using your approach but my reasonings are mostly of the it-feels-like-more-bookkeeping-than-its worth variety.  I would say the most balanced way to approach it would probably be:- never get to use "multiple copies" of the same non-consumable item.  This is to prevent some of the cheese associated with higher level characters buying dozens of an item that gives extra uses of powers etc.   I can't think of any good in-game flavor reasons for this approach, but it's really no more meta-gamey than the current solution. - maintain the sub-rules some items have on hitting milestones.  This is especially true for rings.  Honestly the benefits there should be enough of a carrot to prevent complete nova-ing.  Right now my min-max type players tend to value magic items in this order:constant property,encounter,encounter / heal surge activateddailyThey just feel the rules on daily items are too prohibitive.   We are only in heroic tier so maybe things get better later on. Not to thread-jack, but I have felt the one immediate action per round rule felt like too much bookkeeping as well, however I suspect removing that has bigger balance consequences than this magic item rule.</blockquote>