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<blockquote data-quote="JadeLyon" data-source="post: 361287" data-attributes="member: 3919">My current campaign is based entirely on an intelligent magical item.The item a talking gauntles with an &quot;activation&quot; button.&nbsp; I have them in a Quantum Leap/Sliders type of campaign.&nbsp; The item detects powerful artifacts being used to upset &quot;the balance&quot; and teleports them to wherever it is.The intelligent item tells them at first that there is a danger, and as time passes, they can ask it questions about the situation.After they teleport, they can continue to ask it questions about the artifact.I absolutely love it, and my players are having a blast.&nbsp; It allows us to play short adventures (since we don't game on a very regular schedule) and it lets them be challenged at high level (most have leveled to 11th by now).So ... yes, I use intelligent magical items.&nbsp; But as most have said, only sparingly, as they have to be unique for them to retain their &quot;flavor&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JadeLyon, post: 361287, member: 3919"] My current campaign is based entirely on an intelligent magical item. The item a talking gauntles with an "activation" button. I have them in a Quantum Leap/Sliders type of campaign. The item detects powerful artifacts being used to upset "the balance" and teleports them to wherever it is. The intelligent item tells them at first that there is a danger, and as time passes, they can ask it questions about the situation. After they teleport, they can continue to ask it questions about the artifact. I absolutely love it, and my players are having a blast. It allows us to play short adventures (since we don't game on a very regular schedule) and it lets them be challenged at high level (most have leveled to 11th by now). So ... yes, I use intelligent magical items. But as most have said, only sparingly, as they have to be unique for them to retain their "flavor" [/QUOTE]

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