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Message: <blockquote data-quote="C. Baize" data-source="post: 2489497" data-attributes="member: 4571">Okay... Let's start with the supposition that magic items exist. We have a few choices:1: Magic items are exceedingly rare, and most people either don't believe in them, or put them in the realm of "myth".2: Magic items are out there, people know about them, but they're the property of the very rich, very powerful, or very lucky. 3: Magic items are fairly common. You can go into the specialty store ringed with security measures and can buy or order what you want/need.4: You go to the corner 7-11, buy a pack of smokes, 3 sodas, and a +2 switchblade from the counter display, where everything is well marked.So... in these worlds, here is how my willingness to sell would go:1: You don't have enough money to talk me out of my +1 pen knife.2: I MIGHT sell, for a high price, but I'd be more likely to barter something I thought I could use either as much or more.3: Sure. No problem. I'll sell. Here's my price. Better yet, go to my e-bay page and put a bid on it, you might even be able to "buy it now".4: *chuckle* Yeah... you can buy my cape of flight. I'll just get another when I'm at Mage-Mart, this weekend.</blockquote>