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<blockquote data-quote="ruemere" data-source="post: 4013567" data-attributes="member: 5515">On naming items:Items names in my campaign are not common. They are usually added only if the maker of the items felt some special connection to the item (like being exceptionally proud of that) or if the item was designed with some special purpose in mind.Hence semi-generic items made by Church of Corean to battle infidel hordes are not named. But a crude +1 stone axe of human-bane does bear runes stating something to the effect of &quot;I am the doom of stone hut dwellers, crafted by Orog in the Year of Turning Skies&quot;.On level dependent items:Just say no to obvious level-base limitation.&quot;Ding-dong! Your level is still too low use me. Thanks for calling. Bye.&quot;It's GM's job to ensure that items fit the campaign, not game's. Game's to provide guidlines, not to set painfully obvious barriers.In the memory of terrible showstopper in 3.x:&quot;Ding-dong! This detect spell has detected that mayor you're talking to is Evil. Kill? Yes / No / Cancel?&quot;Regards,Ruemere</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ruemere, post: 4013567, member: 5515"] On naming items: Items names in my campaign are not common. They are usually added only if the maker of the items felt some special connection to the item (like being exceptionally proud of that) or if the item was designed with some special purpose in mind. Hence semi-generic items made by Church of Corean to battle infidel hordes are not named. But a crude +1 stone axe of human-bane does bear runes stating something to the effect of "I am the doom of stone hut dwellers, crafted by Orog in the Year of Turning Skies". On level dependent items: Just say no to obvious level-base limitation. "Ding-dong! Your level is still too low use me. Thanks for calling. Bye." It's GM's job to ensure that items fit the campaign, not game's. Game's to provide guidlines, not to set painfully obvious barriers. In the memory of terrible showstopper in 3.x: "Ding-dong! This detect spell has detected that mayor you're talking to is Evil. Kill? Yes / No / Cancel?" Regards, Ruemere [/QUOTE]

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