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<blockquote data-quote="TheYeti1775" data-source="post: 4847826" data-attributes="member: 20914">I use 'Hammerspace' very simply.&nbsp; Coins have a special coin purse that can contain all of their thousands of gold pieces almost completely weightless. But I also use Trade Bars in 100/1000/5000/10000 amounts to help with major purchases and storage.Really the only time it is an issue is when weight is a major issue, i.e. swimming / that flimsy bridge over the large ravine / carrying another person.Generally its a handwave, and my group (former currently without due to move) didn't abuse it either except in case of gold.Once when first starting 3E, my group at the time had a brand new player straight from WOW and other PC gaming.&nbsp; She played an Elven archer, not a big deal till she was firing arrows left and right and when we finally made it to town, she wasn't making arrows or buying any.&nbsp; We asked why not, she said I still have plenty.&nbsp; Questioning look from us, her sheet had written down 40 quivers of arrows with the the ones used marked off.Needless to say we all had a great laugh of it once we explained the impossiblity of it and still have the ability to move.&nbsp; We ended up chipping in and gettering her the Quiver of Ehlonna.&nbsp; Its still funny to this day.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheYeti1775, post: 4847826, member: 20914"] I use 'Hammerspace' very simply. Coins have a special coin purse that can contain all of their thousands of gold pieces almost completely weightless. But I also use Trade Bars in 100/1000/5000/10000 amounts to help with major purchases and storage. Really the only time it is an issue is when weight is a major issue, i.e. swimming / that flimsy bridge over the large ravine / carrying another person. Generally its a handwave, and my group (former currently without due to move) didn't abuse it either except in case of gold. Once when first starting 3E, my group at the time had a brand new player straight from WOW and other PC gaming. She played an Elven archer, not a big deal till she was firing arrows left and right and when we finally made it to town, she wasn't making arrows or buying any. We asked why not, she said I still have plenty. Questioning look from us, her sheet had written down 40 quivers of arrows with the the ones used marked off. Needless to say we all had a great laugh of it once we explained the impossiblity of it and still have the ability to move. We ended up chipping in and gettering her the Quiver of Ehlonna. Its still funny to this day. [/QUOTE]

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