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<blockquote data-quote="Ferghis" data-source="post: 5761942" data-attributes="member: 40483">My take, at this point, is that certain items are part of character creation. So, IF players know what they are doing, magic items should be left in good part to player discretion. Not wholly, but in good part. To that end, Enchant Magic Item and Transfer Enchantment are essential rituals to hand out to players, in my opinion. But to answer your question more directly:Acrobat BootsDiamond CinctureLantern of InsightBoots of the Fencing MasterSalve of PowerHorreb Ritual CubeStrikeback TattooEager Hero's TattooBracers of Mighty Striking for MBA-focused characters. Siberys Shard of the Mage for arcane weapon attacks.Couters of Second ChancesBag of HoldingIron Armbands of Power for melee attacks.Badge of the Berserker and Horned Helm for charging characters.Staff of Ruin for damage-focused staff users.Frost Weapon or Gauntlets for frostcheese builds.Corrosive Oil for light-armored melee characters.Healing and Regeneration Potions, obviously.Rhythm Blade Wrist Razors if character is proficient.Warning Weapon Spiked Gauntlets as an extra weapon-slot item (I could be wrong about how this works).Fire Beetle Potion (front-loads healing at the beginning of an encounter, and resist fire to boot).Sorry: I'm feeling lazy. However, even without a subscription, you can look up the source (and level, price, slot and rarity) at <a href="http://www.wizards.com/dndinsider/compendium/database.aspx" target="_blank">Dungeons &amp; Dragons Compendium</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ferghis, post: 5761942, member: 40483"] My take, at this point, is that certain items are part of character creation. So, IF players know what they are doing, magic items should be left in good part to player discretion. Not wholly, but in good part. To that end, Enchant Magic Item and Transfer Enchantment are essential rituals to hand out to players, in my opinion. But to answer your question more directly: Acrobat Boots Diamond Cincture Lantern of Insight Boots of the Fencing Master Salve of Power Horreb Ritual Cube Strikeback Tattoo Eager Hero's Tattoo Bracers of Mighty Striking for MBA-focused characters. Siberys Shard of the Mage for arcane weapon attacks. Couters of Second Chances Bag of Holding Iron Armbands of Power for melee attacks. Badge of the Berserker and Horned Helm for charging characters. Staff of Ruin for damage-focused staff users. Frost Weapon or Gauntlets for frostcheese builds. Corrosive Oil for light-armored melee characters. Healing and Regeneration Potions, obviously. Rhythm Blade Wrist Razors if character is proficient. Warning Weapon Spiked Gauntlets as an extra weapon-slot item (I could be wrong about how this works). Fire Beetle Potion (front-loads healing at the beginning of an encounter, and resist fire to boot). Sorry: I'm feeling lazy. However, even without a subscription, you can look up the source (and level, price, slot and rarity) at [url=http://www.wizards.com/dndinsider/compendium/database.aspx]Dungeons & Dragons Compendium[/url] [/QUOTE]

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