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<blockquote data-quote="Morgenstern" data-source="post: 1775820" data-attributes="member: 5485">I guess beyond the curious fact that once your wealth level hits a certain threshold you can buy an infinite number of sleeping bags, but selling an infine number of sleeping bags doesn't grant you any spending money, I hadn't really followed the intricacies of the d20 Modern wealth system. Yes, I am a little surprised that the rule book doesn't make the impact of piles of money clear, requiring the use of one of several possible interpretations.Question. Does getting a suitcase full of money constitue a one-time bonus to a future wealth check, a permanent change in finacial status, or some sort of staggered drop over time? It seems odd that a really poor person finding a hundred dolar bill (or three, just go with it a moment) will have their wealth rating raises permanently... So it begs the question of how a singular windfall is going to change a more wealthy character's rating permanently.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Morgenstern, post: 1775820, member: 5485"] I guess beyond the curious fact that once your wealth level hits a certain threshold you can buy an infinite number of sleeping bags, but selling an infine number of sleeping bags doesn't grant you any spending money, I hadn't really followed the intricacies of the d20 Modern wealth system. Yes, I am a little surprised that the rule book doesn't make the impact of piles of money clear, requiring the use of one of several possible interpretations. Question. Does getting a suitcase full of money constitue a one-time bonus to a future wealth check, a permanent change in finacial status, or some sort of staggered drop over time? It seems odd that a really poor person finding a hundred dolar bill (or three, just go with it a moment) will have their wealth rating raises permanently... So it begs the question of how a singular windfall is going to change a more wealthy character's rating permanently. [/QUOTE]

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