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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kreynolds" data-source="post: 1208992" data-attributes="member: 2829">Why not? Wisdom has no affinity to a belt at all. Why would there be no nonaffinity penalty?Actually, no. If the item takes a slot, you double the cost of the first power (as per the table in the DMG) and then apply a 50% increase to the additional powers (as per the pricing sidebar in the DMG). Apparently though, you generally stick with the table and not the sidebar. Guess it just depends on which method yields the most appropriate price (appropriate being up to you).From: <a href="mailto:TSRsage@aol.com">TSRsage@aol.com</a> [mailto:TSRsage@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 10:32 AMTo: kreynolds@<snip>Subject: Re: Item pricing...In a message dated 9/25/03 9:17:40 AM, kreynolds@<snip> writes:<< The sidebar on page 282 on the DMG states that each additionl (nonsimilarordifferent) power has a 50% increase in price. This implies that you leave the first power's price alone, then apply the increase to additional abilities. However, Table: 7-33 on page 285 conflicts with this, having an entry in the table for "Multiple different abilities" as "Multiply higher item cost by 2. Which one is correct? >>Both of them. In most cases, use the table (mutlible abilities are usually worth more than either ability alone). This is assuming 3.5, of course. Leaving the first power's price alone and doubling the price of the rest is for 3.0 only.</blockquote>