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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 2429240" data-attributes="member: 20323">A thought about equipment. I would use the requisitioning equipment rules in combination with the d20 wealth rules (see link below for example). I mean, 100th level characters have access to an insane amount of magic, something I picture a Matrix-like interdimensional armory. They just reach into the interdimensional space with a thought/command word, and presto! I'd imagine that each item drawn from the armory would lower the overall availability for everyone else.<a href="http://swrpgnetwork.com/files/PDF/articles/creditline20040105.pdf" target="_blank">swrpgnetwork.com/files/PDF/articles/creditline20040105.pdf </a> I would give the PCs a Wealth bonus of +40, that way they can acquire any magic item worth 35,000 gp or less without lowering the overall effectiveness of the armory. Speaking of which....The Ajah ArmoryCreated under the working name of recursive co-terminal multi-functional all terrain interdimensional closet of useful things by Mizledorf, the Patron Saint of Gnomes Everywhere, Founding Liege of Kirpah Nasmong- a Gnomish Utopia (Male Celestial Gnome/Bard 33, Illusionist 33, Tinker 33/N). One day Mizledorf realized the name was too long (everyone else would just tune him out when he started to say "recursive"), and he said "Ah hah!" with great triumph. However, his yiddish accent made it sound like "ajah!" And thus his culturally bankrupt allies dubbed the armory the Ajah. Convinced it was flawed, Mizledorf gave it to his friends (the 100th level party) as a gift, and set about improving its design. That's Mizledorf for you, one parts gnome, two parts perfectionist.How it works: Once attuned to the Ajah, a character need only concentrate as a standard action and whatever piece of equipment they desire appears equipped on them. They make a requisition check: d20 + Concentration. The check is made against the purchasing DC of the requisitioned item. Items worth 35,000 gold or less (DC 40) have no effect on the Ajah. Items (or collective "purchases") worth more cause the Ajah's new wealth to decrease until said items are returned. The wealth loss for a single requisition equals = 1/3 (purchase DC - wealth bonus) rounded up. The Ajah has a base wealth bonus of 40.Though the cheating death/quest for godhood sounds cool, I like my idea best! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

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