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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arnwyn" data-source="post: 573131" data-attributes="member: 7701">Sounds *exactly* (and I mean, exactly) like how I run my campaign. There have been no problems, and I didn't have to tweak any of the rules.For example, for a portion of the gp value of a magic item, I sometimes (depending on the item and the PC's location) rule that a particular component is not available, and the the character must go out and find it somewhere (aka adventure). In fact, I've even went a step further and required a permanent lab and library to make magic items (this fosters the creation of a base of operations, and gets PCs more attached to a particular area, as I allow them free reign in my (very detailed) campaign world). And no player of mine sees this as "unbalancing".The player who feels that this won't work doesn't know what he/she is talking about - treating magic items this way has made them seem much more "special", reduced the commodity feeling, and increased the number of adventure and role-playing opportunities. At least IME.</blockquote>