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<blockquote data-quote="eamon" data-source="post: 5294765" data-attributes="member: 51942">Uncommon items with daily powers have become more attractive by virtue of the removal of the daily item use limit - and though some static bonus items were among the most attractive items, not all were.In particularly, this change is going to make wondrous items much more fun and meaningful.&nbsp; There's quite a few cool wondrous items out there which end up being pointless because they aren't worth the daily magic item use - since you may need that daily item use for your armor or weapon to save the day.In general, this change is definitely good, even though the pricing issue seems poorly explained; perhaps the books do better.&nbsp; In particular, hopefully there will be suggestions how to price rare and uncommon items - or at least a note that such things should be much more expensive than the book list price if the PC's happen to come across a dealer with such an item.I do wonder how this will affect wishlist use and the unlikely presence of tailored items - I don't use them or like them - but will that be sustainable with rare items in play?Also, previously items could be &quot;upgraded&quot; (raised 5 levels) using the enchant magic item ritual - should this be possible for rare and uncommon items?How will this affect the guidelines for new character creation?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="eamon, post: 5294765, member: 51942"] Uncommon items with daily powers have become more attractive by virtue of the removal of the daily item use limit - and though some static bonus items were among the most attractive items, not all were. In particularly, this change is going to make wondrous items much more fun and meaningful. There's quite a few cool wondrous items out there which end up being pointless because they aren't worth the daily magic item use - since you may need that daily item use for your armor or weapon to save the day. In general, this change is definitely good, even though the pricing issue seems poorly explained; perhaps the books do better. In particular, hopefully there will be suggestions how to price rare and uncommon items - or at least a note that such things should be much more expensive than the book list price if the PC's happen to come across a dealer with such an item. I do wonder how this will affect wishlist use and the unlikely presence of tailored items - I don't use them or like them - but will that be sustainable with rare items in play? Also, previously items could be "upgraded" (raised 5 levels) using the enchant magic item ritual - should this be possible for rare and uncommon items? How will this affect the guidelines for new character creation? [/QUOTE]

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