In a magical world where one of the most powerful magic objects

>>54373520
If that's one of the most powerful magic swords I can't help but think that regardless of what you come up with, players will be better off selling 99% of these items to collectors rather than using 'em themselves

>>54373614
The items are seen as a proof of the existence of gods and their will manifest on Earth. Finding or being in posession of one of the objects could be seen as Manifest Destiny and I doubt players will give up an item that is seen as that important.

>>54373676
It's still pretty niche and unimpressive.

>>54373757
Yeah but there still is no way that the PC's are going to sell or turn down "god items."

>a ring that helps in uneven ground
>a ring that gives off light at night, but has to be charged by the sun in the day.
>a ring that gives a small boost to willpower.
>a ring that produces a quiet hum when near a large amount of gold.

>>54373862
I really like the uneven ground one. Maybe one that doubles dexterity in regards to acrobatics but not only in non-combat scenarios?

>>54373797
But if they're essentially just symbolic then what's it matter what they do? Just look up a list of minor magic items and pick out something suitably parlor trickish.

>>54373958
Because giving the party as a whole a skill that brings them all together makes for a good plot hook and way for them be the only ones for the job in some cases. It makes them a special unit. Persona is a good example. Persona 5 is the best of them though.