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<blockquote data-quote="Phlebas" data-source="post: 3738650" data-attributes="member: 23810">In the three games we play, three methods1) Where I Dm - Cash divided pretty equally, occasional arguments (IC) over distribution of magical treasure (prob because its a low magic setting...). They have agreed to roll dice (In game) to decide on treasure distribution but the gambling cleric used his luck ability and the rogue palmed his dice so they haven't done that recently. Only OoC issue came up when one player claimed she was being stiffed by the group, but after finding some e-mails she hadn't read with treasure distributions it all calmed down. The last disagreement ended up with various players 'borrowing' items from the party for their use and noones decided how to resolve it yet.2) Cauldron - My wizard is set up as party mapper, book keeper and party fund holder - he uses arcane mathemematical formulae to divide the treasure in ways he explains is fair (basically taking the resale value of the items from their share), and nobody else is arguing because they don't want the hassle. He's CG so he's not skimming them too much....3) Eberron - We're set up as a business so its all pretty much communal and according to need.whats best? they all show up different ways of parties working together so I'm happy with them all (though if i was playing IMC i'd probably try to reach a better arrangement than the group currently has...)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phlebas, post: 3738650, member: 23810"] In the three games we play, three methods 1) Where I Dm - Cash divided pretty equally, occasional arguments (IC) over distribution of magical treasure (prob because its a low magic setting...). They have agreed to roll dice (In game) to decide on treasure distribution but the gambling cleric used his luck ability and the rogue palmed his dice so they haven't done that recently. Only OoC issue came up when one player claimed she was being stiffed by the group, but after finding some e-mails she hadn't read with treasure distributions it all calmed down. The last disagreement ended up with various players 'borrowing' items from the party for their use and noones decided how to resolve it yet. 2) Cauldron - My wizard is set up as party mapper, book keeper and party fund holder - he uses arcane mathemematical formulae to divide the treasure in ways he explains is fair (basically taking the resale value of the items from their share), and nobody else is arguing because they don't want the hassle. He's CG so he's not skimming them too much.... 3) Eberron - We're set up as a business so its all pretty much communal and according to need. whats best? they all show up different ways of parties working together so I'm happy with them all (though if i was playing IMC i'd probably try to reach a better arrangement than the group currently has...) [/QUOTE]

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