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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MwaO" data-source="post: 7477966" data-attributes="member: 12749">Those rules got thrown out in 4e. Now there's a combo of rarity+use as many magic item daily powers as you want.Rarity means that you can generally only buy/create Common items, which tend to not have game breaking outcomes with their daily magic item powers. So how many daily magic item uses is really up to the DM simply not handing them out.If I were running a campaign, I'd use Inherent Bonuses from Dark Sun, and then hand out approximately 2 items per PC per 5 levels. Over the course of 20 levels, they would get about 8 magic items, 4 uncommon, 1 rare, and 3 common ones. Without Inherent bonuses, that be likely 5 items given gold per 5 levels or in other words, about 20 magic items, 10 uncommon, 2 rare items, and 8 common. But realize that many of those 20 magic items are going to be replacements for primary weapon/armor/neck, so it won't be that big of a deal either.</blockquote>