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<blockquote data-quote="Michael Silverbane" data-source="post: 7112904" data-attributes="member: 38016">The biggest advantage that the ring of wizardry has over the pearl of power is its impact (or lack of) on the action economy.To use a ring of wizardry, you just wear it. To use a pearl of power, it is...Round 1 - Cast a spellRound 2 - Use the pearl of power to get your spell backRound 3 - Cast your spell againAlso, even though they are often treated as such, the price of the pearl of power would suggest that they are not a slotless item, meaning that they need to be held during use... So the order of operations becomes.Round 1 - Cast a spellRound 2 - Get out the appropriate pearl of powerRound 3 - Use the pearl of power to get your spell backRound 4 - Put away your pearl of powerRound 5 - Cast your spell againThat is quite a significant time investment.If you think that they are broken, work out some way with your players to fix them...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Michael Silverbane, post: 7112904, member: 38016"] The biggest advantage that the ring of wizardry has over the pearl of power is its impact (or lack of) on the action economy. To use a ring of wizardry, you just wear it. To use a pearl of power, it is... Round 1 - Cast a spell Round 2 - Use the pearl of power to get your spell back Round 3 - Cast your spell again Also, even though they are often treated as such, the price of the pearl of power would suggest that they are not a slotless item, meaning that they need to be held during use... So the order of operations becomes. Round 1 - Cast a spell Round 2 - Get out the appropriate pearl of power Round 3 - Use the pearl of power to get your spell back Round 4 - Put away your pearl of power Round 5 - Cast your spell again That is quite a significant time investment. If you think that they are broken, work out some way with your players to fix them... [/QUOTE]

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