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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hatchling Dragon" data-source="post: 47085" data-attributes="member: 580">I was just thinking of ideas that would be convient, not really of any combat use yet something that, if I were living in that world, would mean something to me.  I'm trying to think of things we take for granted and could be easily dupilcated via magic.That specific item was dredged up from memories of what I'd have liked to have with a DM that liked to keep track of annoying little details like food expiration dates.  Short of magic they (ie: midevil types) didn't have much choice in preserving food other than salting and drying.  Have you ever tried to eat salted or dried foods?  Ugh.   And from what I've read/heard, salting more covered the taste of rancid food than actualy preserve it.My character, a halfling Wizard, is acutally working twoards making himself (or having made for him) that Folding Wagon.   Of course he's going to try having a mobile Alchemy/Magic Shop inside, as well as living quarters.  I'm hoping that I'll be able to whip-up the occational Sunrod or Scroll as the need presents itself.  Just haven't figured out how to handle the whole 'propulsion' thing yet.  Don't think there's any way to shrink a horse without driving it insane, and constructs would probably be 'too magical' to incorporate into something that's going to shrink that much.  Oh well, that's half the fun, figuring it out.Hatchling Dragon</blockquote>