Magic Item Based on Avoid Planer Effects/Attune Form/Planar Tolerance?

[Shin Okada]

Are the any item which bestows the effects of Avoid Planer Effects/Attune Form/Planar Tolerance always on? Preferably, a Use-Activated one.

If not, how much will be the appropriate value for such an item, say a magic ring.

Also, if an item is only attuned to a certain plane?

 

[Starbuck_II]

Are the any item which bestows the effects of Avoid Planer Effects/Attune Form/Planar Tolerance always on? Preferably, a Use-Activated one.

If not, how much will be the appropriate value for such an item, say a magic ring.

Also, if an item is only attuned to a certain plane?

I know a feat (Shape Soulmeld) that will do it for alignment traits (Planar Chasuble).

A Ring cost 24K according to Planar Handbook protects vs earth, fire, etc Planes.
There are also rings which protect vs Positive/Negative plane (72K because they protect against negative levels as well).

If you want a item to protect vs all planes that seems very expensive (current ones protect against specific similar ones).

 

[Jhaelen]

I think, in MIC there's a Sphere of Adaption or something that will protect the entire party.

I'm not entirely sure, though, if it really provides protection against planar effects or just normal environmental effects.

 

[coyote6]

MIC has armor augment crystals that do it, IIRC.

Edit: Crystal of adaptation, MIC p. 24-25; I don't remember what all planar tolerance does, but I'm pretty sure the greater version does most all of it, at least.

 

[Shin Okada]

Thanks. I found the Armor Crystal of Adaptation and .... 3,000 gp? That seems quite cheap.

The only problem is that I want to give it to non-armored demons. So maybe I should multiply the cost by 1.5 to make it into a ring.

 

[coyote6]

You might want to boost the price a bit higher than that -- a greater crystal requires +3 or better armor to put it on (and that's actual +3, not a +1 light fortification ghost ward armor or the like; I don't think magic vestments would work, either), which means that while the crystal itself is cheap, it isn't as cheap to use as it appears. You have to have at least 9000 gp worth of armor to attach it to. So I think I'd double the price, at least.