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<blockquote data-quote="brehobit" data-source="post: 1670355" data-attributes="member: 12032">Hi all,Quick question.&nbsp; I'm looking at taking the vow of poverty for a sorc. that I play.&nbsp; He does have a few items at the moment (a minor healing device and a masterwork guitar) but losing them is no big deal.What does consern me are:&nbsp;
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<li data-xf-list-type="ul">He has always riden a mule.&nbsp; Same mule since level one.&nbsp; I guess I could grab a level of druid to make him an animal companion but...</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">He has often taken money to give to others.&nbsp; (He is a level 1 priest and takes donations for the poor fairly often.)&nbsp; Can he carry money that is meant for donation?</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">He currently donates most of what he gets from adventuring to the poor (the rest he drinks/smokes, this will be a big life change) if the above answer is &quot;no&quot; (which seems to be the literal reading of the feat) how can he donate that which he has &quot;earned&quot;.&nbsp; </li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Finally, how the heck could such a character traverse the desert alone (something this character does do fairly often).&nbsp; Is he allowed to keep more than a day's supply of water on him?&nbsp; He can cast create water, so it isn't really the end of the world but it does seem wacky)</li>
</ul>Thoughts?&nbsp; Have the authors addressed any of these general ideas?&nbsp; Just got the book.&nbsp; Like it a lot so far!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="brehobit, post: 1670355, member: 12032"] Hi all, Quick question. I'm looking at taking the vow of poverty for a sorc. that I play. He does have a few items at the moment (a minor healing device and a masterwork guitar) but losing them is no big deal. What does consern me are: [list] [*]He has always riden a mule. Same mule since level one. I guess I could grab a level of druid to make him an animal companion but... [*]He has often taken money to give to others. (He is a level 1 priest and takes donations for the poor fairly often.) Can he carry money that is meant for donation? [*]He currently donates most of what he gets from adventuring to the poor (the rest he drinks/smokes, this will be a big life change) if the above answer is "no" (which seems to be the literal reading of the feat) how can he donate that which he has "earned". [*]Finally, how the heck could such a character traverse the desert alone (something this character does do fairly often). Is he allowed to keep more than a day's supply of water on him? He can cast create water, so it isn't really the end of the world but it does seem wacky) [/list] Thoughts? Have the authors addressed any of these general ideas? Just got the book. Like it a lot so far! [/QUOTE]

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