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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Weeble" data-source="post: 207730" data-attributes="member: 4514">Where in the rules does it state it counts against them in full?  How is it not the case that table 5-1 DMGp.145 “is based on treasures found…?”  If a Wizard creates a magic item at 1000gp, that is what it is worth to him, its value.  He or she could sell it at more, of course, representing the time, XP, and gp to make the item originally.  It is simply not worth 2000gp to him or her though, and given the resources to make one, a Wizard spent those Feats to make items so that he or she doesn’t have to blow 2000gp to buy one.PCs and NPCs follow the same rules as far as game mechanics go.  Knowing this, see DMG p.47, last full paragraph, second column.  A “spellcaster” is a “spellcaster”, regardless of being a PC or an NPC.</blockquote>