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3k gp limit for available items?
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CRGreathouse
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I don't have my books with me, but it's in Chapter 7 of the PH, the town-generating section of the DMG, and is referenced in the chart at the end of the DMG.
It's a rule of thumb: if something costs more than 3,000 gp, it's hard to find it for sale.
It's a rule of thumb: if something costs more than 3,000 gp, it's hard to find it for sale.
Just to clarify...
Here`s the scenario I was thinking:
PCs enter a town with a ton of cash in-hand looking to buy some very nice magic items (priced well over 3k). Assuming there is no in-game reason for an über-weapon shop, can they do it by the book? I've often heard of the 3k limit here, which makes sense, but I can't find the reference and being in Europe makes it tough to dig through my books.
Here`s the scenario I was thinking:
PCs enter a town with a ton of cash in-hand looking to buy some very nice magic items (priced well over 3k). Assuming there is no in-game reason for an über-weapon shop, can they do it by the book? I've often heard of the 3k limit here, which makes sense, but I can't find the reference and being in Europe makes it tough to dig through my books.
kreynolds
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Re: Just to clarify...
You must have entered a town of Large size.
No. The single most expensive item the town has is limited to 3,000gp. They might have multiple items of that price, but no single item will be more expensive. Similar limits also apply to building Strongholds as well.
Page 137, Table 4-40, Community Wealth and Population, DMG.
Westwind said:
You must have entered a town of Large size.
Westwind said:
No. The single most expensive item the town has is limited to 3,000gp. They might have multiple items of that price, but no single item will be more expensive. Similar limits also apply to building Strongholds as well.
Westwind said:
Page 137, Table 4-40, Community Wealth and Population, DMG.
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