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The Dresden Files => DFRPG => Topic started by: Daeglan on February 05, 2011, 07:54:25 PM
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Can you have an enchanted item that is also a focus?
Like a long coat that is a focus for doing veils and is enchanted to be armor?
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I don't see why not. Worst case you can have your focus been some small part of the outfit, like a button or something (they can be rings, after all). I don't see any particular balance issues here.
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I don't see any necessary problem with it, though I'm not sure if it's technically allowed or not.
I think both effects should be thematically connected though (like a defensive block/Armor function and a bonus to defensive spirit evocations, or a rod that acted as a focus for offensive fire evocation and had an offensive fire-blast enchanted item effect).
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It is allowed. The Warden Sword (an enchanted item) has a note saying it can be used as a focus item as well.
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Sure, though I would make sure to use the combined levels of power for minimum object size.
The coat sounds like a nice item to have...
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I'd say a Focus Item would count as two Enchanted Item slots.
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Sure, though I would make sure to use the combined levels of power for minimum object size.
The coat sounds like a nice item to have...
I would not do that. Focus items seem to deliberately not have minimum size restrictions.
However, I'd certainly say you consider both together to determine how powerful a magical aura the item had.
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Focus items seem to deliberately not have minimum size restrictions.
Untrue.
Take a look at the table for item size in YS (page 281 iirc). There's a column for Focus item slots as well.
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Untrue.
Take a look at the table for item size in YS (page 281 iirc). There's a column for Focus item slots as well.
Ahh, my mistake.