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How will the designers (or the players) deal with magic item influx due to PC death?
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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 4131543" data-attributes="member: 2525"><p>All magic items have a very low level of intelligence. To control a magic item, you need to meet one of these criteria:</p><p></p><p>1) Have it attuned to you at the time it is first sold,</p><p>2) Have it re-tuned to you, which costs money and a month of time (normally represented in the cost of buying used magic items - which actually cost less than new magic items because they are used, but that savings is eliminated by the cost of re-tuning),</p><p>3) Be an active member of the group that defeats the prior owner and "wins" the magic item over.</p><p></p><p>Hence, when a player dies, his items were not won over by the new player or party, and go inert. You can pay to re-tune them, and wait a month, but odds are you will prefer to just buy new items and have them tuned to you right away, and the party will sell the old items for 1/2 their value (causing the new owners to spend time an resources to get them refreshed to the point where they can be resold in a month).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 4131543, member: 2525"] All magic items have a very low level of intelligence. To control a magic item, you need to meet one of these criteria: 1) Have it attuned to you at the time it is first sold, 2) Have it re-tuned to you, which costs money and a month of time (normally represented in the cost of buying used magic items - which actually cost less than new magic items because they are used, but that savings is eliminated by the cost of re-tuning), 3) Be an active member of the group that defeats the prior owner and "wins" the magic item over. Hence, when a player dies, his items were not won over by the new player or party, and go inert. You can pay to re-tune them, and wait a month, but odds are you will prefer to just buy new items and have them tuned to you right away, and the party will sell the old items for 1/2 their value (causing the new owners to spend time an resources to get them refreshed to the point where they can be resold in a month). [/QUOTE]
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