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<blockquote data-quote="vulcan_idic" data-source="post: 1688799" data-attributes="member: 19615">I've just been looking through the DMG and A&amp;E and was thinking about magic items with the best value...&nbsp; most utility for the least money.&nbsp; I put together this list of the items that I think are the best values given the price.From DMG 3.5:Ring of Feather Falling - 2,200Ring of Sustenance - 2,500Immovable Rod - 5,000Bag of Holding - Type I - 2,500/Type II - 5,000/Type III - 7,400/Type IV - 10,000Boots of Elvenkind - 2,500Cloak of Elvenkind - 2,500Decanter of Endless Water - 9,000Dust of Dryness - 850Dust of Tracelessness - 250Hand of the Mage - 900Helm of Comprehending Languages and Reading Magic - 5,200Heward's Handy Haversack - 2,000Horn of Fog - 2,000Lens of Detection - 3,500Murlynd's Spoon - 5,400Necklace of Adaptation - 9,000Helm of Telepathy - 12,000Rope of Climbing - 3,000Salve of Slipperiness - 1,000Scarab, Golembane - 2,500Slippers of Spider Climbing - 4,800Stone of Alarm - 2,700Unguent of Timelessness - 150From Arms and Equipment:Bag of Endless Caltrops - 2,300Steadfast Boots - 6,000Everfull Mug - 800Testing Chalice - 4,000Any other thoughts?&nbsp; Not necessarily limited to these two books, those were just the ones that I happened to be flipping through when I thought of the question.&nbsp; What do you folks think?&nbsp; What magic items provide the most &quot;bang for your buck&quot; so to speak?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vulcan_idic, post: 1688799, member: 19615"] I've just been looking through the DMG and A&E and was thinking about magic items with the best value... most utility for the least money. I put together this list of the items that I think are the best values given the price. From DMG 3.5: Ring of Feather Falling - 2,200 Ring of Sustenance - 2,500 Immovable Rod - 5,000 Bag of Holding - Type I - 2,500/Type II - 5,000/Type III - 7,400/Type IV - 10,000 Boots of Elvenkind - 2,500 Cloak of Elvenkind - 2,500 Decanter of Endless Water - 9,000 Dust of Dryness - 850 Dust of Tracelessness - 250 Hand of the Mage - 900 Helm of Comprehending Languages and Reading Magic - 5,200 Heward's Handy Haversack - 2,000 Horn of Fog - 2,000 Lens of Detection - 3,500 Murlynd's Spoon - 5,400 Necklace of Adaptation - 9,000 Helm of Telepathy - 12,000 Rope of Climbing - 3,000 Salve of Slipperiness - 1,000 Scarab, Golembane - 2,500 Slippers of Spider Climbing - 4,800 Stone of Alarm - 2,700 Unguent of Timelessness - 150 From Arms and Equipment: Bag of Endless Caltrops - 2,300 Steadfast Boots - 6,000 Everfull Mug - 800 Testing Chalice - 4,000 Any other thoughts? Not necessarily limited to these two books, those were just the ones that I happened to be flipping through when I thought of the question. What do you folks think? What magic items provide the most "bang for your buck" so to speak? [/QUOTE]

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