[evileeyore]

Originally Posted by Anthony

"Halve the value of the limitation if the gadget will not immediately work for the thief" does not have any limitations on why you halve the value.

Dang it! When I checked earlier I didn't see the last line.

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You can't take PM(Holy) on abilities that already inherently have that restriction, such as divine spells.

I disagree. Otherwise nothing inherently makes it Holy (it could be Magic or Druid based. Or just spells anyone with any ability to cast spells could use). This limits it from being usable only to a limited class of persons without applying "Cannot Be Used" on top of "Can Be Stolen". In other words, it can be used by a thief (or if loaned out to someone) with the correct powerset.

And I wouldn't be adding "Cannot Be Used" as it's semi-meant to be able to be loaned out to other members of the Party. It also keeps in line with how spell casting magic items work. They just hold the spells, they don't discriminate beyond "Can this person use these spell types?"

Though I'll grant, as an 'artifact' one could make that argument.

Can be stolen cannot be applied to signature gear or points for cash, as it inherently already has that limitation.

I disagree intrinsically. However, I'll grant that in this setting, that is the majority case. I just lumped them in as it made it tidy for me.

A skill cap is taboo trait [0].

I'm going to ask for a citation on that as I can't find that anywhere in Powers or Power-Ups Limitations.