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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AuraSeer" data-source="post: 714449" data-attributes="member: 1331">I wonder, do you still use the 1e rules for creating magic items?In previous editions, enchanting items was a bit of a pain in the ass. You needed to have lots of wizard levels before even starting. It required the Enchant an Item spell, and (almost always) rare components that you had to quest for. If all you want is to make money, there are plenty of easier ways to get goods for sale.3e makes it much simpler; all you need is the feat, plus time and some cash. There's very little difference between crafting a MW longsword for sale, and crafting a longsword +1 for sale. The latter has a small XP cost, but it's even less significant than the GP cost for raw materials.Considering the new crafting rules, IMO it's only logical that some casters will make a living by selling magic items. Prohibiting this by DM fiat would just ruin my suspension of disbelief.</blockquote>