Survivor Magic Rings- Feather Falling FLOATS TO VICTORY!

[Eltab]

Feather Falling 11
Free Action 9
Invisibility 9
Shooting Stars 18 - 2 = 16 Bringing you a bit closer to earth
Spell Storing 8 + 1 = 9 A few extra spells (especially if they are on somebody else's list) never hurts, especially if BBEG does not know I have them
Spell Turning 8

 

[Adamant]

Feather Falling 11-2=9
Free Action 9
Invisibility 9
Shooting Stars 16+1=17
Spell Storing 9
Spell Turning 8

 

[Adamant]

duplicate post

 

[chrisrtld]

Feather Falling 9
Free Action 10
Invisibility 9
Shooting Stars 15
Spell Storing 9
Spell Turning 8

 

[Prakriti]

Feather Falling 9
Free Action 10
Invisibility 9
Shooting Stars 13
Spell Storing 10
Spell Turning 8

 

[CleverNickName]

To every spell (turn, turn, turn)
There is a magic ring (turn, turn, turn)
And a ring for every purpose, that you've dreamed of

Except friggin' storage, man.

I'm not a fan either. But at least the player gets to decide when to use the Ring of Spell Storage. Most of these other rings just sit around on a player's finger, wasting a valuable attunement slot until the DM decides they can be used. Pbbbth.

 

[Wiseblood]

Ram has been my favorite since Shadows of Amn.

 

[squibbles]

Feather Falling 9
Free Action 10-2=8
Invisibility 9+1=10
Shooting Stars 13
Spell Storing 10
Spell Turning 8

 

[StormbringerAUS]

Feather Falling 9
Free Action 8
Invisibility 10
Shooting Stars 13 - 2 = 11
Spell Storing 10
Spell Turning 8 + 1 = 9

 

[Gradine]

Ram has been my favorite since Shadows of Amn.

I was actually kind of thinking Ram was a shoo-in for the winner at the beginning; other than a handful of artifacts (including some sundry Vecna body parts) I can think of no magic item more associated with old-school, back-to-basics D&D, and that's the sort of thing that tends to win these.

None of these are rings I would've pegged making it this far, except for maybe Free Action and Invisibility.