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Yeah, the way the math works for another "+1" on the ol' character sheet has always been ridiculous, especially if you have a way to get...

About the economy of magic item creation. In my 4E campaign, one of the players decided they would accept having their main attack...

One of the rules buried in the depths of the 1E DMG was that copying spells from one book to another incurred a % chance that the...

Yeah, the church is the great exception. They maintained an international infrastructure during the dark ages when no-one else could...

My point is that my version of Greyhawk is more cosmopolitan and a more open society, not as tightly regulated by guilds, not so...

Fair enough. My belief is that anyone selling magical items would likely rely on their own countermeasures before calling the guard...

This is true. It is also one of the problems with 3.5. :)

I think magimarts have their place when using 3.5e or Pathfinder, which are really hybrid point buy/class systems. The ability to spend...

Sorry, I cannot follow your argument. I don't understand what you're trying to convince me of. This is also a part of my renaissance...

Even without a magicmart, you can still normally sell something eventually, it doesn't have to be a dedicated reseller. You can use the...

We're probably more liberal than the RAW would have it, but a Thief still has to hide between strikes so absolute best-case is once...

Eventually, you sell it.

I imagine in your games, you let Backstab be useful more often, too, lol. Played "by the book", including stuff found in non-PHB...

Stats weren't a limitation on magic item creation in 1e. Wishes negated that issue. "It is quite usual for players to use wishes (or...

I mean Aztec gods required blood sacrifices, as did the gods of many other older cultures. Bad guy gods have a place.