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You're exactly right, Di. However, the situation with crafting is of a divergent nature. Say you have Power Attack, you need to decide, based on the situation the DM presents, whether it should be used in any given situation. Same goes for the tumble skill, or a specific spell. In order for...

My point is that it is necessary for the DM to provide a story specifically structured such that there is not a significant reason to do stuff. He has to decide that if the party does not loot a dungeon, no one else will. He has to decide that the bad guys don't hire more bodyguards. He has...

The reason is, with the rule as it is now, there is a strong possibility that you will just never get to use your feat. A rule that requires the DM to fake a thing in a story in order for you to even use an ability is a bad rule.

Logan slinks along as well. i have spot and listen as well :-)

Granted on the needing to wait argument. This is even more extreme than learning a spell, though. If it actually took 16 days to make a +4 stat thing, no one would ever take the feat, because there would be a very large probability that the feat could never be used.

Crafting rule says: You can create any wondrous item whose prerequisites you meet. Enchanting a wondrous item takes one day for each 1,000 gp in its price. To enchant a wondrous item, you must spend 1/25 of the item’s price in XP and use up raw materials costing half of this price. You can...

"I think you overestimate the value in combat of being unseen." I'll take this discussion offline.

"Girl, I really don't see your fascination with throwing away our loot on potions that may or may not be of use, and which even if they are, will simply be consumed..." Seriously? What's with the potions?

"I do have a few coins left as well." changed sheet. assumed half price received for the MW items and stuff from allustan/keep folks. kushnak has 405 liquid gold, and there are some pretty things left on the sheet.

"Now that makes sense. Here, take these." Nope. Di, can you let us know what Allustan ID'd, (say... the bracers and cloak, and the studded leather that Kushnak has if a third ID is available) along with the values we can expect for some of the jewels, statues, etc. in town?

Logan shies away from the passage stating, "If there are any more unliving, you had better handle them."

"Now you're just trying to confuse me, girl. You've been dead this whole time. What are you talking about? A cairn? Some cleric? You didn't beat any cleric, you sat across our shoulders." Kushnak begins to leave. "This is no place to be talking about it anyway..." "Where are we staying...

"I'll see if I can make it more than ten yards before falling this time," Logan says sneeringly. He moves out almost immediately to continue exploring, his new flail at the ready.

Kushnak ponders what the rogue has to say. "If only that fool barbarian had fought, they'd have been fine. Good thing Eskard will never leave us hanging like that," he states. "He says tomorrow, so I suppose we're staying the night. I don't know where - I can't imagine the authorities in...

Clearly antsy at being cooped up for so long, Logan hobbles about, pacing most of the day. His sleep is almost as restless, but he wakes up, finally able to move without bringing back the flow of blood.

Taking a break from his recent surly mood, Kushnak ventures a smile and pats Erdolliel on the shoulder. "I don't know what you're talking about, but I'm glad you're back, girl. We have a lot of investigation left to do - I hope you're up to it."

"I have no less than three-thousand gold worth of exceptional equipment and coins in my pack alone. You may even be able to convince the garrison to take some of it," says Kushnak. "If the rest of you can produce as much, we've no need to sit about casting spells at our goods. Additionally...

Kushnak huffs for a moment before acquiescing. "I would have preferred to do this on our own terms, but it appears your bargain is better than anything we would find elsewhere. I want you to know, though, that we will not be in your debt at all for this. We'll accompany you on the journey," he...

Kushnak, momentarily overwhelmed by the situation, let's Bazrim's words stand and awaits the response of the sage.

Kushnak looks for the best path north from the square, and, trying to avoid suspicious eyes as best as possible, heads north from town.