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<blockquote data-quote="broghammerj" data-source="post: 4017177" data-attributes="member: 1869">Well, we really don't know if there is a mechanic to enchant clothing.&nbsp; Robes may be special.&nbsp; If clothing can be enchanted here comes my magical cod piece.Well, cheaper is relative to creation rules in 3.5.&nbsp; We don't know if those rules will be similar for 4E.&nbsp; I am not a game designer but I am sure if I got paid for it I could come up with a system to reflect cost increasing for each plus.&nbsp;&nbsp; Say when a shield or armor is created it must be attuned to the wearer by a mage for a cost which increases exponentially with each plus.&nbsp; Perhaps even found items must be attuned to the wearer.&nbsp; This would prevent dead PCs from being looted by their companions because the item would be too expensive for others to equip.&nbsp;&nbsp; Using this mechanic, it could even prevent a heroic characters from wielding a +5 sword.&nbsp; Carry more items than +5 the effect cancels one another out resulting in only a total +5 bonus.If you read my original post I said you can't stack items past a +5.&nbsp; Carry all the +5 suits of armor, amulets of natural armor, and ring of protections you want.....you still only get +5.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="broghammerj, post: 4017177, member: 1869"] Well, we really don't know if there is a mechanic to enchant clothing. Robes may be special. If clothing can be enchanted here comes my magical cod piece. Well, cheaper is relative to creation rules in 3.5. We don't know if those rules will be similar for 4E. I am not a game designer but I am sure if I got paid for it I could come up with a system to reflect cost increasing for each plus. Say when a shield or armor is created it must be attuned to the wearer by a mage for a cost which increases exponentially with each plus. Perhaps even found items must be attuned to the wearer. This would prevent dead PCs from being looted by their companions because the item would be too expensive for others to equip. Using this mechanic, it could even prevent a heroic characters from wielding a +5 sword. Carry more items than +5 the effect cancels one another out resulting in only a total +5 bonus. If you read my original post I said you can't stack items past a +5. Carry all the +5 suits of armor, amulets of natural armor, and ring of protections you want.....you still only get +5. [/QUOTE]

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