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<blockquote data-quote="Hella_Tellah" data-source="post: 4009539" data-attributes="member: 52669">If you consider Magic of Incarnum, level-based restrictions on magic items make a decent bit of sense.&nbsp; Incarnum users can only open certain chakras at certain levels, which they can then imbue with magical properties.&nbsp; If fact, here, have some fluff text you can use to justify the ring limitation to your players:Magic in the world of &lt;foo&gt; follows certain laws, and magic items are no different.&nbsp; Magic items redirect the magical lifeforce that sustains us, enhancing our abilties by augmenting existing energies.&nbsp; Most magical items can benefit even the merest peasant, but rings present a special case.&nbsp; So strong are their effects that rings are capable of augmenting only the energies of powerful, willful individuals.&nbsp; The use of a magical ring marks its owner as an exceptional individual; only the soul of a truly legendary figure is capable of fueling two rings at once.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hella_Tellah, post: 4009539, member: 52669"] If you consider [I]Magic of Incarnum[/I], level-based restrictions on magic items make a decent bit of sense. Incarnum users can only open certain chakras at certain levels, which they can then imbue with magical properties. If fact, here, have some fluff text you can use to justify the ring limitation to your players: [I]Magic in the world of <foo> follows certain laws, and magic items are no different. Magic items redirect the magical lifeforce that sustains us, enhancing our abilties by augmenting existing energies. Most magical items can benefit even the merest peasant, but rings present a special case. So strong are their effects that rings are capable of augmenting only the energies of powerful, willful individuals. The use of a magical ring marks its owner as an exceptional individual; only the soul of a truly legendary figure is capable of fueling two rings at once.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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