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I'd be amazed if NWN had managed to pull that one off, being published in 2002, a full 6 years before the publication of the 4e phb.

I love these by Esper the Bard. Reminds me of Jackanory (anyone else remember that?) from when I was a kid. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4lwwEJ-yFaKauUF-mQNpZLKz_kVTckX-

Bought all 3 in the sale for a bargain price (although I already have a print copy of the 4E compendium). I also picked up a copy of 13th age core rules in their Friday 13th sale. Rule heaven!

It's E = 0.5m"v"^2 for kinetic energy. E = mc^2 governs the conversion of mass to energy.

Beat me to it :(

Yes, probably if I needed the money quickly. Would you sell it to him for £20 under the same circumstances?

That's the point I was making. It wasn't MY "hyperbole". I was responding to another post that suggested a 100:1 (10,000%) markup "or even higher". I understand that car dealers make a profit and unlike you I actually have a fair idea what it is....about 30-50% give or take. It doesn't seem...

That's just it. It is set up to discourage players from selling items and as such it just seems too gamey. It did in 1E and it does now. Of course it's a fantasy game, but in most fantasy worlds economics is, broadly speaking, set up to work in a similar manner to the real world. If you want to...

This is the bit that makes no sense to me. I wouldn't sell my car to a dealer for £100 if I knew they could then sell it on for £10,000.

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This thread has now been going for 11 years(!) and must therefore have achieved cliché status in and of itself.