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<blockquote data-quote="BluWolf" data-source="post: 111028" data-attributes="member: 627">Character wealth in 3E is tightly tied to the whole CR system. It assumes that charcters have access to massive amounts of magical items, spells, potions and scrolls. So yes, the majority of any characters wealth is usually not in free flowing coin.I'm of the opinion that once campaigns pass the 12th mark they should be well on their way to differnet forms of wealth.Primarily holdings such land, economic engines and power capitol.I have tried to use these concepts in my game to broaden adventures and also maintain a power level that is more appealing to our style of gaming.Our group is not big fans of the high level fighter walking around with &quot;golf bag&quot; o' magic swords.Our current system is mostly developed&nbsp; but still in play test. We're hoping to make it an attractive crunchy bit for the Earth 1066 system.PS. The outstanding math comment was not sarcastic. I'm genuinely jealous of people with advanced skill in math.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BluWolf, post: 111028, member: 627"] Character wealth in 3E is tightly tied to the whole CR system. It assumes that charcters have access to massive amounts of magical items, spells, potions and scrolls. So yes, the majority of any characters wealth is usually not in free flowing coin. I'm of the opinion that once campaigns pass the 12th mark they should be well on their way to differnet forms of wealth. Primarily holdings such land, economic engines and power capitol. I have tried to use these concepts in my game to broaden adventures and also maintain a power level that is more appealing to our style of gaming. Our group is not big fans of the high level fighter walking around with "golf bag" o' magic swords. Our current system is mostly developed but still in play test. We're hoping to make it an attractive crunchy bit for the Earth 1066 system. PS. The outstanding math comment was not sarcastic. I'm genuinely jealous of people with advanced skill in math. [/QUOTE]

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