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<blockquote data-quote="Alaxk Knight of Galt" data-source="post: 5595442" data-attributes="member: 4129">Our GM quit DnD.&nbsp; Seriously.This GM was extremely rules savvy.&nbsp; He remains the single best DM I've played with for rule proficiency.&nbsp; His mastery of the 3.5 rule set was simply staggering.That said, when our 9th cleric decided he'd start selling 1st level cures for 100gp a pop (14+ spells per day) the GM suffered a gaming breakdown.&nbsp; Nothing in the rules prevented this, though logic suggested, even in a large city, you aren't going to have an overwhelming demand for cure light wounds.&nbsp; Even if there was such a demand, you'd think at some point the cleric's deity might get pissed off at this money making scheme at his expense (unless the vast, vast majority was being donated back to the church).Sadly, the DM in question saw no logical reason why this wasn't a valid money making scheme as set forth by the rules.&nbsp; So he stopped running the game.&nbsp; While he remained with the group for a couple of years, though he swore he'd never run a 3rd edition game again.The rules can be anchor if you let them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alaxk Knight of Galt, post: 5595442, member: 4129"] Our GM quit DnD. Seriously. This GM was extremely rules savvy. He remains the single best DM I've played with for rule proficiency. His mastery of the 3.5 rule set was simply staggering. That said, when our 9th cleric decided he'd start selling 1st level cures for 100gp a pop (14+ spells per day) the GM suffered a gaming breakdown. Nothing in the rules prevented this, though logic suggested, even in a large city, you aren't going to have an overwhelming demand for cure light wounds. Even if there was such a demand, you'd think at some point the cleric's deity might get pissed off at this money making scheme at his expense (unless the vast, vast majority was being donated back to the church). Sadly, the DM in question saw no logical reason why this wasn't a valid money making scheme as set forth by the rules. So he stopped running the game. While he remained with the group for a couple of years, though he swore he'd never run a 3rd edition game again. The rules can be anchor if you let them. [/QUOTE]

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