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Well, I think something like that should come down to where are they going to get 50 lbs. of Adamantine worth 15,000gp? The Workshop or Market judge could come up with an appropriate adventure for them to acquire the materials if they are really set on it. And lastly, do they think they can...

Turin/Damien continues his planned course of action, rapier drawn he darts in to strike and then move out of range. Dodge target is the giant, negates power attack bonus; Spring Attack +13 (1d6 dmg + 1d6 Skirmish + 2 Str + 3 Int); Moving in then moving back towards party; +8 to AC vs. AoO

I second the grump.

While that's sort of true that it coudl take 5 minutes to type it all out, the resolution should take longer in game. Thus my thought of creating a workplace and a market, which puts that character into an ingame environment with NPC's, etc. to craft it which is ruled over by a judge. In game...

While I agree with some of what you are saying, I believe that it is quite fun in its own right to play the cosmpolitan businessman, especially in the complex intrigue-ridden environment of Eberron. Eberron provides unique opportunity in that heroes are not always good, nor are the good always...

Rix nods at Silas, "good to know, I figured as much. The troglodytes said that the ones that fought fanatically had these implanted in the back of their heads, while the one that was more active did not. The ones that were more active seemed to be protected by the fanatic ones, letting them...

This is also an important thought, although some characters may be members of House Cannith or House Jarasco ;)

It should be equal opportunity, not equality of result. Most adventures don't even go so far as the second one, especially with players who miss things or don't search. Also, I doubt the majority of players will find an "economic adventure" to be as thrilling as one where you are battling...

I'd prefer this over an abstract time unit system, what were we considering for a calendar system anyways? 1 RL day = 1 in game day for those on downtime? Or something slightly more accelerated?

*shrugs* I don't mind characters having a plethora of money, however they have to realize that they live in a dangerous world where people are willing to take it from them. I always thought it was silly that a character was forced to sell at half-price to NPC's just so money-making wasn't part...

Well, here's another option. We create two places that are threads. The Market & The Workshop. Anyone who wants to craft something in downtime goes to The Workshop where a DM/judge presides over the time spent, etc. If they want to sell their items they then go to The Market where another...

While I appreciate the gold by level guidelines laid out in the DMG and so on, it is sort of trite that we lay down rules that limit how much a character can craft just because it might bring him more gold than a normal character of his level. The only thing I really believe we should be...

Alright, the first thing is that any system we put in place to curb excessive crafting will have its flaws. Perhaps we could somehow merge craft points and time units? Take the finer points of both and create a different system?

"I don't know, but I suspect they are not wholly under their own control. Silas, can you examine one of these crystals and see if it is magical. Now, if I were to hide somewhere around that hill, where would it be..." His question seems rhetorical, but he scans the hill closely. "The...

"There may have easily been more than one of the nightmares, most likely all with riders. They can move easily in and out of this plane, and are not bound to the ground like normal horses. The distance from here to the mountains would take them little time." He look around again at the...

"Very well, let's see, I figure three rations would cover one of the crystals and the jar, unless someone wants to play doctor with the herb." Rix takes the rations from his companions and speaks to the troglodytes in draconic again. "We would take one of the crystals and the jar in exchange...

Rix nods at the troglodytes, things were going well on their journey so far. Speaking to them in the same sibilant tongue, although his accent is quite different from their hissing, he seems to be asking some questions of the green crystals. "We are most pleased for your respect, these lands...

Zoduka is a mixture of Japanese and Middle East culture into a more Chinese setting. Think somewhere around Tibetan with heavy Chinese overtones and some Japanese/Indian caste ideas.

Articles in a paper would be relatively cool as well :)

"I could almost not have planned it better myself." Ebony smiles convincingly.