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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kemrain" data-source="post: 1525045" data-attributes="member: 12153">EoM Revised is great. Best < $10 I've ever spent on a DnD book.Some questions:I'm loving the Magic Item rules, but there are some things I'm not exactly sure about. I have a character who has some shape shifting ability, and it is awfully annoying that her equipment can't change with her. To this effect, I'm putting together a Ring of Change. Transform Nature 1, Trandform Metal 1, Gen 1 should be enough to make a wonderous item that can transform her armor, clothing, and weapons to fit her new form. Obviously, weapons made into non-weapon objects can't be used to attack effectively, and Armor changed into clothing wouldn't protect much at all, but if she changed an item, say her armor with a +1 Enhancement bonus, into say, Bracers, would they still confer the Enhancement bonus to AC? Also, since the ring is a perminant effect, would the changed equipment be permanant, too? Would permanant changes cost XP constantly? What type of action would changing an object be? (Transform Metal could be a great way to get around those long donning armor times.) Oh, and how should I price a Transform MEtal spell that made Iron into, say, Mithral.If (since in our game Drow Adamantine weapons corrde in sunlight) I put an Abjure Light spell on a sword, to give it Energy Resistance (so it wouldn't turn to, um, Adamantine-Oxide), would the Energy Resistance apply to the wielder, too?  If it does, and I have 2 Swords with that same enchantment on them, would they both count towards the number of Magic items I can use at once, since they don't stack and one is canceled out? Could they both be enchanted at once if they're both in the origional area of effect?Is there a way to make a Magic Item that grants a bonus that will stack with other magic bonuses (asside from the Deflection/Enhancement bonuses to AC) for an increased cost?- Kemrain the Curious</blockquote>

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