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<blockquote data-quote="Greenfield" data-source="post: 7113063" data-attributes="member: 6669384">Hmm.&nbsp; Interesting thought.Per the DMG:So this states that the Pearl of Power is both slotless and use-activated.&nbsp; No digging for it and no action required to activate.I generally agree with you though, that a user should hold or handle the item, even if it is slotless.&nbsp; Think of a metamagic Rod.&nbsp; It's slotless, but still needs to be held and handled to use.&nbsp; Still, a string of pearls could be worn as a necklace or bracelet without using a neck or wrist slot.&nbsp; A pearl ring wouldn't use a Ring slot either.&nbsp; One could have them set in silver-and-pearl buttons for that matter.&nbsp; As for working with the player to see how broken it is:&nbsp; In this case, I'm the player.The Ring adds a max of four spell slots, so one Pearl of Power isn't broken.&nbsp; Two Pearls of Power aren't broken.&nbsp; Ten Pearls of Power, for the same level, on the other hand...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greenfield, post: 7113063, member: 6669384"] Hmm. Interesting thought. Per the DMG: So this states that the Pearl of Power is both slotless and use-activated. No digging for it and no action required to activate. I generally agree with you though, that a user should hold or handle the item, even if it is slotless. Think of a metamagic Rod. It's slotless, but still needs to be held and handled to use. Still, a string of pearls could be worn as a necklace or bracelet without using a neck or wrist slot. A pearl ring wouldn't use a Ring slot either. One could have them set in silver-and-pearl buttons for that matter. As for working with the player to see how broken it is: In this case, I'm the player. The Ring adds a max of four spell slots, so one Pearl of Power isn't broken. Two Pearls of Power aren't broken. Ten Pearls of Power, for the same level, on the other hand... [/QUOTE]

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