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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rampant" data-source="post: 5718849" data-attributes="member: 52859">It's a more common theme among asian mythologies about the wisdom of holy ascetics, but I think it factored into the Don Quixote story as well.Hmmmmm ok it looks like what we have here is a WotC mistake. Besides which it still doesn't open the loophole. If it said it allowed you to wear such items in spite of other vows it would count. This is essentially a vow to not wear physical armor, that does allow you wear defensive magics other than armor.However it does not mention any other vows you might have, it is a self contained ability. Furthermore doesn't actually give you the ability to wear those items, it simply says that it doesn't take such items off the table the way it takes armor, it's not granting anything. It's not more specific because it's not applied to the area you think it is.Finally why would anyone care? unless the defensive item is of massively inappropriate level the VoP benefits would be better, wouldn't stack even if picking up the item doesn't negate the benefits.</blockquote>