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<blockquote data-quote="Mal Malenkirk" data-source="post: 4956416" data-attributes="member: 834">Frankly, I don't see the big deal about a brand new level 2 PC being allowed only a level 1 or 2 magic items.&nbsp; 90% of the characters who ran through level 1 only got one magic items.&nbsp; Whether that item was level +1 to +4 wasn't a big deal.&nbsp; The +1 is the most basic aspect of it and the most valuable.&nbsp; The proof is that when presented with the full monetary value of a level +3 items, just about everyone chooses to buy 3 level items (Weapon, amor and neck slot at +1) rather than purchase a level +3.&nbsp;&nbsp; So if your level 2 PC gets a single +1 item, he is pretty much on par with just about every level 2 PC.Beside, several characters got nothing but a bit of gold and potions (Hadrak and 7 Rabbit for example).&nbsp; Other ended up with the neck slot items when they would much rather have gotten the weapon/implement.&nbsp; At least, if you start at level two, you get exactly what you want.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mal Malenkirk, post: 4956416, member: 834"] Frankly, I don't see the big deal about a brand new level 2 PC being allowed only a level 1 or 2 magic items. 90% of the characters who ran through level 1 only got one magic items. Whether that item was level +1 to +4 wasn't a big deal. The +1 is the most basic aspect of it and the most valuable. The proof is that when presented with the full monetary value of a level +3 items, just about everyone chooses to buy 3 level items (Weapon, amor and neck slot at +1) rather than purchase a level +3. So if your level 2 PC gets a single +1 item, he is pretty much on par with just about every level 2 PC. Beside, several characters got [I]nothing[/I] but a bit of gold and potions (Hadrak and 7 Rabbit for example). Other ended up with the neck slot items when they would much rather have gotten the weapon/implement. At least, if you start at level two, you get exactly what you want. [/QUOTE]

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