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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Emirikol" data-source="post: 2977379" data-attributes="member: 10638">See, that's the kind of justification I'm looking for.  I don't see coin and jewelry as important at all except when it's part of a plot or to get a real feeling for a particular part of the campaign.  Otherwise I consider it just unnecessary math.  Oooh, Math the Role Playing Game...We track encumbrance roughly, but we're not talking standard D&D here.  Our Conan campaign games have to do with "loot" but I just can't justify wasting time on stuff that the players don't actually care about (like calculating individual gems, coppers to gold, whether it's a gold cup or gold spoon, etc.)  I need some motivation from those of you with good experiences on this.  I like the idea that a magic shop owner may want a particular type of gem, but it would be easier if it was standard across the board.Suddenly, players say, "you know that bag of gems we found?  what exactly are they?"   More experiences?jh..</blockquote>