Due to some questions being raised about the 20 ritual limit on items, ARC would like to make some official clarifications in this area:
If a new ritual is cast on an item which already has 20 rituals on it, the new ritual fails. Players cannot "grief" other players by casting a ritual on their 20-rit item to destroy it somehow.
As noted in an earlier clarification, persistent beneficial flaws from True Empowerment count as rituals for the purpose of this limit as well.
Spellcrafting counts as a ritual (albeit a short-term one). Spellcrafting on a 20-rit item will cause the spellcraft to fail.
Please keep in mind that the above are regarding new enchantments on an item and in no way limits "instantaneous" rituals such as Destroy Magic or Transfer Enchantment.
Thanks,
Bryan Gregory
ARC
If a new ritual is cast on an item which already has 20 rituals on it, the new ritual fails. Players cannot "grief" other players by casting a ritual on their 20-rit item to destroy it somehow.
As noted in an earlier clarification, persistent beneficial flaws from True Empowerment count as rituals for the purpose of this limit as well.
Spellcrafting counts as a ritual (albeit a short-term one). Spellcrafting on a 20-rit item will cause the spellcraft to fail.
Please keep in mind that the above are regarding new enchantments on an item and in no way limits "instantaneous" rituals such as Destroy Magic or Transfer Enchantment.
Thanks,
Bryan Gregory
ARC