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<blockquote data-quote="BobTheNob" data-source="post: 5028819" data-attributes="member: 82425">I like it too. I had a very similar thought and was convinced that the tradeoff of lower enhancement bonus for greater powers was a fair one (as has been pointed out...giving up accuracy on that key ability can be a real bummer)&nbsp;I would respond though with an observation about our groups game. A while ago we implemented a house rule that effectively downgrades all daily item powers to encounter powers, letting you use them a hell of a lot more often (we are still tweaking that one, but everyone, including me : the gm, loves it!). Our group is now geared up to the point that no-one really has a slot free. With this, the sum of all gear gives them a vast array of powers they can call on.&nbsp;So, I do love your idea, but having played for a while now, I wonder not at its validity or implementation, but its relevance. From our groups perspective I would simply say it isnt needed.&nbsp;Best of luck with it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BobTheNob, post: 5028819, member: 82425"] I like it too. I had a very similar thought and was convinced that the tradeoff of lower enhancement bonus for greater powers was a fair one (as has been pointed out...giving up accuracy on that key ability can be a real bummer) I would respond though with an observation about our groups game. A while ago we implemented a house rule that effectively downgrades all daily item powers to encounter powers, letting you use them a hell of a lot more often (we are still tweaking that one, but everyone, including me : the gm, loves it!). Our group is now geared up to the point that no-one really has a slot free. With this, the sum of all gear gives them a vast array of powers they can call on. So, I do love your idea, but having played for a while now, I wonder not at its validity or implementation, but its relevance. From our groups perspective I would simply say it isnt needed. Best of luck with it. [/QUOTE]

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