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230) Gnats hovering over a strange stone. They follow you if you carry the stone, and eventually dwindle and die off. 231) A cow all alone in a pasture with a very high fence surrounding it. 232) Heads on sharpened stakes... crow heads. 233) A lone copper coin, attached to a string (spot...

Wear it, fine. So what? Make them quest to learn the feat instead if it bothers you. That's half or less. Wolves and animals don't carry much cash. Again, why take it away from the PC's?

Agreed. And my company at hand likes street legal and find it more enjoyable. Expected, yes. Required, no. So? You can make items in a low magic campaign, why take that away? Just have small towns. They are willing to buy it for X.

It takes real skill to run it street legal and have fun. Sure it can be. No big cities to buy magic items, encountering monsters will the "half standard treasure" or less.

For JH I get this... so which one is it? Jackson Hole Jahrhundert James Hardie James Hetfield Japan Highway Public Corporation Jekyll/Hyde Jim Hawkins Jimi Hendrix Jimmy Hoffa John Hancock Joint Hypermobility Joseph Haydn Journal of Hydrology Jugendherberge Junior High...

It's called street legal, no house rules.

Aye, another vote for tools.

Are monster types balanced? No. So what? It's up to the DM to balence them by giving or taking magic items or treasure from the creatures, adjust their tactics, hit points and the like. Or who cares, it will balence out in the long run or it won't. Have fun, don't worry about the details.

If you are playing historical DnD, sure.

You should never do that to horses. They kick harder.

And if it ain't thirsty... and the water looks stagnant.

No thanks, my group considers that cheating.

A primitive: Urg of the tribe of Quarg: Barbarian 87A6A4 Age 18 1 Term Cr 0 Carousing-1, Interrogation-1, Jack-o-T-1, Sword-1. A primitive that is intensely curious but not too smart, this having spent everything to get off his rock. All he got is the clothes on his back. He wants to see...

Ask them what they don't like about your game, then fix it. My complaint is house rules. I don't like most of them.

I'll buy that as well... You've earned it. Yup.

Level .666 (the miliplane) The plane of spammers, telemarketers, and pop up ad programmers. They are all commoners, and they just scream and run away. They have paper and some weird looking worthless wood (plastic, worthless, since they crumble in a magical universe, but barely burnable) for...

Sigh. Okay. I won't snark. It's a collapsing mine. It's post holocaust. There is really good stuff down there. The solar panels on the roof kind of works but is epoxyed to the sagging roof. There are hazards in the mine. Methane pockets, sagging supports, and rock falls. Possible...

Yup. They are leveling up by doing hit and run raids on a 10,000 strong army. Might as well level up as well. But, they get more swag. *Snif* (I guess you could sell hides and meat, but...) But added to the whatever's left of the 10,000 strong army at the last minute may make a...

Depends on the source of healing. The clerics of the god of valor is going to leave really impressive scars, while the the clerics of the god of healing is going to heal them.

As long as you can afford it and find it for sale, sure. Expensive though. Bag of tricks is cheap. Though wizard buffs are nice. Heal and cure disease in nice though. And the buffs are really nice. You got to use the cleric to it's full efficiency. Not in my experience. Yours? Oh and...