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Flag Dansun July 5, 2012 6:41 AM PDT
Hi,


I am fairly new to D&D and am trying to wade through the huge lists of magic items that I might want during my campaign play.

I will start as a lvl 1 Changeling Cleric (healy type) with a quick multiclass in bard. I am the healer and buffer and diplomat/face of the party. I am looking for helpful items for social encounters, healing aids, ritual aids, general adventuring gear helpers.

Are there any good combat or non combat usefulness items for charming/diplomacy/invisibility/bluffing/flying ect.. that you would recommend? I will be playing lvls 1-15 most likely.

So far I have got the following list of items from some forum guides, but they lack non combat usefulness items:  (Bolded is first choice)

Weapon of Healing (Mace or staff) 3, 8, 13- + heal


Armor Scale of the Serpent 4, 9, 14- save stun


Armor Teleporting 12, 17


Armor Benefactor 9, 14 - extra heal


Symbol of Hope 3, 8, 13 - saves


2  Symbol of Divinity 2, 7, 12 - + CD


Symbol of Shared Healing 7, 12 - ally heal surge


Symbol of Life 2, 7, 12 - extra healing


 1  Symbol of Holy Nimbus  4 ,7, 12 - temp HP for all


Symbol Victory 9, 14 - ally action point


Symbol Sustenance 17 - prolong effect


Symbol Defense 18 - +5 def


Neck - Healers Broach 4, 9, 14- + heal


Arms - Respite 2, 12 - extra heal


Arms - Bold Manvring  8, 18 - + Def OA


Feet -  Quickness 8, 18- reflex


Feet - Winged 13- free fall/fly


Gloves - Healer 12 - +heal


Head - Mental Onslaught 11- bonus attck


Head - Equilibrium 12- ally save


Ring - Alliance 15- ally surge


Waist - Divine Favour 13- heal surge


Waist - Vim 8 - fort save


Blessed book 1 - spells


Ritual Candle 11 - + spells


Bag of Holding 5

Flag Wishful July 5, 2012 7:39 AM PDT
Many of the non-combat items are utility, and as such highly DM dependent.  Whether or not you need a silent grappling hook to sneak into the castle is as much a DM call as anything.  Whether monsters notice light sources from outside their effective range is likely going to be a DM judgment call.  Whether you need to worry about water, camp sites, fire sources, etc. all DM calls.

Char Op doesn't specialize in DM calls, so we don't spend a lot of time here looking at those non-combat items.

The exception is skill boosts.  If you tell us what skills you want to boost, this board will offer options to boost them.
Flag Dansun July 5, 2012 8:03 AM PDT


Are there any magic items for boosting Diplomacy & Bluff skills specifically, or a large encounter bonus to any skill?

Does D&D 4e have charming capabilities like charm person where you can adjust attitudes for periods of time? Are there any charming items?


thanks
Flag ezrider23 July 5, 2012 10:49 AM PDT
If skills and rituals is your thing along with being the party face i would suggest going Bard and MC into Cleric or some other leader.
Nothing starts buffing your diplomacy and bluff quite like a Changeling Bard and a high Charisma. 
Flag mellored July 5, 2012 1:07 PM PDT

Jul 5, 2012 -- 8:03AM, Dansun wrote:



Are there any magic items for boosting Diplomacy & Bluff skills specifically, or a large encounter bonus to any skill?

Does D&D 4e have charming capabilities like charm person where you can adjust attitudes for periods of time? Are there any charming items?


thanks


1) Choker of Eloquence.

2) No.  Any "charm" like power just gives you a bonus to diplomacy.  So you use that, and make a check.

Flag awaken_D_M_golem July 6, 2012 12:26 PM PDT
... or Mellored's recent el cheapo
and quick rituals thread ; around
here somewhere.
Flag Dansun July 6, 2012 1:27 PM PDT

Jul 6, 2012 -- 12:26PM, awaken_D_M_golem wrote:

... or Mellored's recent el cheapo
and quick rituals thread ; around
here somewhere.


Could you direct me to a good ritual listing - the best of the best rituals. Every caster has access to the same rituals right?

Flag darkwarlock July 8, 2012 3:10 PM PDT
I too have been looking for ritual help, but I don't see a link in Mellored's sig, and the search function doesn't bring up anything either.
Flag BRJN July 13, 2012 4:24 PM PDT

Jul 5, 2012 -- 10:49AM, ezrider23 wrote:

Nothing starts buffing your diplomacy and bluff quite like a Changeling Bard and a high Charisma. 



Being a half-elf from Waterdeep is helpful, too.

Flag da_duke July 13, 2012 9:30 PM PDT
Such a broad question for very situational items.
Flag DavidArgall July 14, 2012 12:54 AM PDT
   Look some more at the slotless items.
    In particular, look at the Battle Standard of Healing, which can be worth up to 30 hp per player [unfortunately hard to use in combat, so 10 hp is more common, but giving everybody in the party an extra surge of healing is no small thing.]
    Its main problem is being uncommon and thus not normally purchasable and there is a long list of other things you want. But if you are the party healer, you should consider getting one.
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