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Message: <blockquote data-quote="atra2" data-source="post: 1537196" data-attributes="member: 10914">Or you could read a certain rules passage liberallythe item construction rules allow multiple characters to assist in theconstruction of an item, yes?That is, you all agree that a cleric with craft wondrous item can havea wizard supply the Shield spell to make a Brooch of Shielding, just likein the rules, right?Extend that concept. Any character willing to work with the crafter8 hours a day for however many days may DONATE his own XP for the item.It's what our group and another does. It keeps the party mostly close, thoughsome prefer to buy/claim items as the monsters drop them, to stay higherin level.My dwarf rogue/ranger/dungeon delver hangs out with the elf wizard who hascraft wand in order to make a wand of Delay Poison, which is only a 1st levelranger spell, with a minimum caster level of 2. That's 1/3 the cost of acleric (caster 3 * spell level 2 = 6) wand.We mark off the game time for the two characters, and I deduct the XP.When someone wants a wand of cure light wounds (we have no cleric, btw),the elf wizard sits with the half-elf druid who sits with the person who wantsthe wand and:wizard supplies craft wand featdruid supplies cure light wounds, caster level 1third guy supplies XP.It works for us, which is all you can say for any "house rule," however:It can be argued that the existing 3.5 rules allow for this, and simply don'tspell out that non-caster characters can collaborate with crafters to putup the XP for an item.</blockquote>

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