I had a hard time with these choices and in the end had to let armor go. Really I can't see much use in medieval armor in the 21st century anyway. Besides with the arming ring I could stash mundane armor in there and combined with the other items and the fact reality (tm) is really E6 anyway ;) I should be fine.
Part of my selection also includes the fact that I included items for family and comfort. I am not e one of the adventurer/heavily armed hobo types that seem to make up some PC's groups after all, just a bored and silly 21st century schmo ....
Sources include Magic Item Compendium, Pathfinder and my old lists from Dragon
2 X Campfire bead
6x Nacreous Grey Ioun Stone in Wayfinders
Ring of 3 Wishes
Cauldron of Plenty
3x Muleback Cords
Ring of Invisibility and Protection +2
6X Handy Haversacks
6x Hat of Disguise
6x Vestments Many Styles
Belt of Hidden Pouches
Survival Pouch
2 Protection Arrows Potions
20 Seeker Rounds (modern rifle rounds likely)
Forceshot Pistol
2 Enlarge Person Potion
2 Reduce Person Potion
16 Cure Light Potions
2 Potion Spider Climb
4 Pass without Trace Potions
6 Cure Moderate Potions
6 Cure Serious Potions
Rod of Metal and Mineral Detection
3 Immovable Rods
Rod of Enemy Detection
Rod of Security
Ring of Lockpicking
Meteoric Knife
Gwareons Boot
Magic Amulet made with MIC rules (+2 to AC, +2 to Con, Emergency Healing)
Ring of Arming
Pearl of Speech 6x
Lesser Return Crystal for pistol
10 Bottles Goodberry wine
2 bags animated caltrops
Circlet persuasion
decanter endless water
2 bottles kegotums ointment (10 doses)
45 Blessed Bandages
6 Everfull Mugs
Rope of Climbing
Optionally I think I'd drop the seeker rounds and maybe the cauldron which would be 31,500 k worth of gear.
Of course being able to reach out and auto-zap a possible threat at like a mile or something could come in handy as would having an unlimited food source so its hard to say.
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