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<blockquote data-quote="James Gasik" data-source="post: 9113054" data-attributes="member: 6877472">It's something I really miss in D&amp;D, minor magical utility items.&nbsp; Spools of endless twine, everfull rations boxes, dimensional knives, satchels that can conjure bits of survival gear X times per day, you name it.&nbsp; My 4e Ranger had a portable hole and I spent a good bit of his magic item budget on random trinkets, and I always found a use for them.Pathfinder had some fun things like this too, like an enchanted metal bar that can be folded into whatever masterwork tool you need at the moment, in addition to basic stuff like prybars.It was something lost from when Eberron stopped being a 3.X setting, the idea that you had minor artificers all over the place cranking out items useful for everyday people, like amulets with a one shot feather fall, because Sharn isn't exactly OSHA-compliant when it comes to adequate railings and fall prevention measures.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James Gasik, post: 9113054, member: 6877472"] It's something I really miss in D&D, minor magical utility items. Spools of endless twine, everfull rations boxes, dimensional knives, satchels that can conjure bits of survival gear X times per day, you name it. My 4e Ranger had a portable hole and I spent a good bit of his magic item budget on random trinkets, and I always found a use for them. Pathfinder had some fun things like this too, like an enchanted metal bar that can be folded into whatever masterwork tool you need at the moment, in addition to basic stuff like prybars. It was something lost from when Eberron stopped being a 3.X setting, the idea that you had minor artificers all over the place cranking out items useful for everyday people, like amulets with a one shot feather fall, because Sharn isn't exactly OSHA-compliant when it comes to adequate railings and fall prevention measures. [/QUOTE]

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