I'm a bit confused how this treats rechargeable jewelry, it says the jewelry doesn't degrade to dust for rechargeable jewelry, but it says nowhere that you get that jewelry back. So I don't quite understand what the degrade to dust indicates. Technically you should be able to just recharge the thing on a recharging source, I would think, otherwise it may as well say these items degrade to dust as, you don't get them back. The degrade to dust and the cost per charge seem to contradict eachother or there is no point in the degrade to dust feature, and I'm not sure I would use this for rechargeable jewelry as that would seem a waste. Ideally once used the rechargeable jewelry would go back into your inventory in it's uncharged form. I would use this for non-rechargeable jewelry however, but rechargeable jewelry I may not do.
Also worth noting nonchargeable jewelry such as the ring of dueling and the games necklace have up to 8 charges, occupying up to 8 spaces in your bank per jewelry type, the rechargeable jewelry only has 4 types, so up to 5 spaces occupied as it has an uncharged form so it's not quite as bad for rechargeable jewelry as non-rechargeable jewelry and those pieces of jewelry can be recharged all at the same time each variant without using them.
So to me this could be a better feature for rechargeable jewelry than it is, if you could simply recharge it at any point, as all those pieces of jewelry (don't degrade to dust), when apparently, if you use them for this feature they (do degrade to dust).
I just don't see what the point is in mentioning that, because it just may confuse people into using something for something they'd rather not. So I definitely would not buy an amulet of glory at it's current value for this feature, and as most people do not have a high enough invention level to use this feature, which is quite ironic, because you would rather enough people did, for it to effect the value of amulets of glory and combat bracelets.
29-May-2023 17:05:12
