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<blockquote data-quote="EzekielRaiden" data-source="post: 9663339" data-attributes="member: 6790260">Then either WotC is flagrantly ignoring their own rules about the treasure characters should receive, or the game is straight-up telling the DM to run it wrong. Either way, there is clearly something wrong here.Note, [USER=6716779]@Zardnaar[/USER] , that I was correct when I interpreted ECMO3 as saying that this was 30 healing potions per character, not for the whole group. So the party is buying 120-150 healing potions in total by 5th level. And it's supposed to be the case that every single town has this kind of healing potion inventory, consistently, all of the time. Doesn't matter if it's podunk nowheresville or Waterdeep, there should never be situation where the party can't just roll up and drop 7500 GP on healing potions.We have officially jumped off the deep end even by Zardnaar's estimations, which is not something I ever expected to see in a thread.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EzekielRaiden, post: 9663339, member: 6790260"] Then either WotC is [I]flagrantly[/I] ignoring their own rules about the treasure characters should receive, or the game is straight-up telling the DM to run it wrong. Either way, [I]there is clearly something wrong here[/I]. Note, [USER=6716779]@Zardnaar[/USER] , that I was [I]correct[/I] when I interpreted ECMO3 as saying that this was 30 healing potions per character, not for the whole group. So the party is buying 120-150 healing potions in total by 5th level. And it's supposed to be the case that [I]every single town[/I] has this kind of healing potion inventory, consistently, all of the time. Doesn't matter if it's podunk nowheresville or Waterdeep, there should never be situation where the party can't just roll up and drop 7500 GP on healing potions. We have officially jumped off the deep end even by Zardnaar's estimations, which is not something I ever expected to see in a thread. [/QUOTE]

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