GW and InLust, I had a character concept/idea I could not do because of the limit on magic items. It was built around a magic item and a feat. Companion Figurine (http://www.d20pfsrd.com/feats/general-feats/companion-figurine) lets anyone have an animal companion as all as they have a figurine and the feat. I had wanted the golden lions one of which would have been a companion. I would have went the more combat Druid with a companion and could then go into a fight with 2 animal companions and a lesser lion. Besides anything else she had summoned just prior! I actually had a story idea for where the lions came from and whom the character was descended from!<br/><br/>In your system Bilbo would never be able to have the ring of power since it is a greater item and I doubt he is that high a level! Neither would Frodo in fact, at least at the start! What of the great swords and weapons in these stories you mention. Yet i do see that you allowed a mutlipe aspect item for.<br/><br/><hr/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Now Honeywine’s Commandment serves it’s wielder as an efficient quiver and a type one bag of holding.  Furthermore, if its wielder makes a sincere, consistent, and frequently successful effort to abide by druidic law when in the wyld, as taught by the example of Andelwyn the Fox, the quiver grants a +2 sacred bonus to survival tests.  Blatent disregard for the same will displease the gods, and circumstances may eventually move the quiver to a more worthy wielder.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><hr/><br/>Let's see! not only an Effiecent quiver [cost 1800gp and one item] a Type 1 bag of holding [2500 gp and one magic item] and then a +2 on survival [not sure on the costs]. I can see that she put three items of under 4k together but that was not how I read things to be. we were limited to<strong>1</strong>item not one that is actaully 3. If we can do this why was it not mentioned!<br/><br/>The point of this is if there is such a low level of magic then why allow things like being able to write scrolls at a higer level then can be cast! Or not tell people "hey you would allow us to combine several items under 4k as long as the entire price did not exceed 4k.<br/><br/>This is begining to feel a bit like the haves and have nots. I am sure that is not the case! Yet I can not deny that I look at things and wonder if I am really getting it all or just looking in the window at the cool kids!<br/><br/>Phaia<br/><br/>