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<blockquote data-quote="Kzach" data-source="post: 4262212" data-attributes="member: 56189">What if you put your 8 into Charisma?If you really want to simulate more realistic prices, you could always say that the generic armours are just that, very generic.The armours are just not that good. They're whatever you can pick up from your local travelling merchant. The leather armours are generally scavenged from bandits and the plate pieces are just scraps of suits from a hundred-hundred battles over the years left to rust on a battlefield somewhere before being picked up.Prices of the lesser armours are driven up by demand since more people can use them, but who's gonna buy a crappy set of ill-fitting plate?Once you get past those initial outfittings, the prices for new armour become irrelevant since they're going to include magic item costs. You could always justify it by saying the more metal there is in an armour, the easier it is to enchant if you really want to be picky about it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kzach, post: 4262212, member: 56189"] What if you put your 8 into Charisma? If you really want to simulate more realistic prices, you could always say that the generic armours are just that, very generic. The armours are just not that good. They're whatever you can pick up from your local travelling merchant. The leather armours are generally scavenged from bandits and the plate pieces are just scraps of suits from a hundred-hundred battles over the years left to rust on a battlefield somewhere before being picked up. Prices of the lesser armours are driven up by demand since more people can use them, but who's gonna buy a crappy set of ill-fitting plate? Once you get past those initial outfittings, the prices for new armour become irrelevant since they're going to include magic item costs. You could always justify it by saying the more metal there is in an armour, the easier it is to enchant if you really want to be picky about it. [/QUOTE]

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