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Except when there isn't.

I know economics can be confusing, but it's not freakin' quantum physics.

It's a helluva treasure to go adventuring for though, you gotta admit.

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I'd personally love it if it was Morte from Planescape: Torment.

Well, they aren't doing that, and guess what? You're gonna have to deal with that.

He's "looking out for us" is my guess. Because we aren't smart enough to make decisions by ourselves, apparently.

Just because you aren't getting money doesn't mean that you aren't getting a benefit at someone else's expense.

I mean, if I shouldn't take their word for it, why should I take your word for it? What's your agenda, huh? Wanting to have free access to other peoples work?

Yeah, but there might be a reason why those ancient magical empires are not current magical empires. Actually... that's an interesting wrinkle to Eberron... What if it's basically taking place in the "ancient magical empire" that a lot of other worlds have and is close to the cataclysm that...

But how long would that take? Honestly, this just seems like "because it can happen, that means it will happen" while ignoring any potential things that might happen to mess things up, like say for example, one half of the game's name.

But then you'd still hit a wall, because remember, people die and in a medieval society, the merchant class wouldn't really increase much, and a noble class would increase even less so, so you wouldn't end up with as many spellcasters as you might expect, and again, you'd end up with people...

Would those nobles and merchants increase though?

Just be happy they haven't turned into monster girls is my response to that.

I'm sad to say this, but that means you're a corporate stooge.

And that's fine with me and many other people. Remember, sometimes explaining things ruins them. Like explaining why magic is rare takes some of the magic (heh) out of it.

Caveat-empor dude. You know the risks, and by buying the product, you have decided that those risks are acceptable in owning the product

First off, Eberron called, it wants to talk with you. Second off, how can you be sure that said noble/merchant even has enough money to ask the wizard to teach their kid rather than the wizard making magic items/studying/making owlbears/doing whatever the hell wizards normally get up to? Plus...

You would be correct. how much are they charging though, and keep in mind, a peasant's wage is about 1 sp a day.

Although it is an interesting adventuring location, which might be more important for the game.