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<blockquote data-quote="Mallus" data-source="post: 2903760" data-attributes="member: 3887">I voted 'yes', because 'yes, but...' wasn't a poll option.My campaign world of CITY has magic shops, mostly in the form of alchemists shops, where you can purchase everything from love charms and impotence cures to some run-of-mill DMG potions. Luxury-goods stores like Urbane Outfitters in Narayan:CITY sell costlier magic items, albeit the kind wealthly, young dilettante adventures prefer, say like silver-pommeled flaming rapiers +1. A lot of the temples do a good business selling cures and protective wards. And of course black-marketeers sell all manner of more dangerous equitment, including military-grade magic munitions. CITY is part Paris, part rural Afghanistan, when it comes to the availibility of goods...I handwave the purchse of potions, most wands, and scrolls. However, dealers in anything more are part of the story. I figure that people who sell such interesting goods must lead interesting lives, making for interesting times, in the old Chinese curse sense...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mallus, post: 2903760, member: 3887"] I voted 'yes', because 'yes, but...' wasn't a poll option. My campaign world of CITY has magic shops, mostly in the form of alchemists shops, where you can purchase everything from love charms and impotence cures to some run-of-mill DMG potions. Luxury-goods stores like Urbane Outfitters in Narayan:CITY sell costlier magic items, albeit the kind wealthly, young dilettante adventures prefer, say like silver-pommeled flaming rapiers +1. A lot of the temples do a good business selling cures and protective wards. And of course black-marketeers sell all manner of more dangerous equitment, including military-grade magic munitions. CITY is part Paris, part rural Afghanistan, when it comes to the availibility of goods... I handwave the purchse of potions, most wands, and scrolls. However, dealers in anything more are part of the story. I figure that people who sell such [i]interesting[/i] goods must lead [i]interesting[/i] lives, making for [i]interesting[/i] times, in the old Chinese curse sense... [/QUOTE]

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