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<blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 4464595" data-attributes="member: 35909">Oh, definitely.&nbsp; It's also a lot easier (for me, at least) to track &quot;did i use this twice yet today?&quot; than to actually remember to keep reducing the remaining charges every single time I use a regular wand...Also, since a lot of times PCs get treasure from defeated bad guys, it could be argued from a DM's perspective that handing off eternal wands with a set usage limit ot the NPC villain is more &quot;fair&quot; -- both to keep from spamming usage and to prevent &quot;lame&quot; situations, like the wand had only a few charges left before the battle started, and the NPC used it up in the fight.&nbsp; Also in my groups, we usually have arena NPCs for PCs to fight, and have found eternal wands to be a better way to equip them, since their sheets effectively remain static and you can't just load them up on limited use items and pretend they get to restock as they please./threadjack</blockquote>

[QUOTE="StreamOfTheSky, post: 4464595, member: 35909"] Oh, definitely. It's also a lot easier (for me, at least) to track "did i use this twice yet today?" than to actually remember to keep reducing the remaining charges every single time I use a regular wand. ..Also, since a lot of times PCs get treasure from defeated bad guys, it could be argued from a DM's perspective that handing off eternal wands with a set usage limit ot the NPC villain is more "fair" -- both to keep from spamming usage and to prevent "lame" situations, like the wand had only a few charges left before the battle started, and the NPC used it up in the fight. Also in my groups, we usually have arena NPCs for PCs to fight, and have found eternal wands to be a better way to equip them, since their sheets effectively remain static and you can't just load them up on limited use items and pretend they get to restock as they please. /threadjack [/QUOTE]

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