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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Staffan" data-source="post: 327260" data-attributes="member: 907">And that works out to 4000 x ability modifier bonus squared. A pair of gauntlets of ogre power gives +2 to Strength, which means +1 to Strength modifier. Since the ability bonus is twice that of the ability modifier bonus, and the whole thing is squared, the cost for an ability modifier bonus is four times that of an ability bonus.Now that that bit of math is out of the way... an item that increases save DCs of one type of spells (I would limit it to the spells from one class list - clerics, druids and wizards would all use different items) is less useful than one that gives a bonus to the whole ability score, so it should definitely not cost more than 4000 x bonus squared. If it could stack with ability enhancement bonuses, I would probably price it at 3000 - I've seen one wizard with ridiculously high DCs, and I wouldn't want to make it too easy to push them up even higher. If it doesn't stack with ability enhancements, I'd probably price it at half that, 1500.</blockquote>