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<blockquote data-quote="kkoie" data-source="post: 543766" data-attributes="member: 1160">depends, can you create items? And do they have to be listed in the DMG or can be something using the core rules?&nbsp; For example, can your Character use part of its cash to create a staff? say one ment for killing dragons?&nbsp; If all the answers are yes, then have your Wizard create a staff with specific spells you think might come in handy (like haste, timestop, etc etc etc).&nbsp; Of course if YOU can create items, then that would open a whole new door for the DM as well.Also, if you are roleplaying a wizard, I'd spend as much as possible on items that increase intelligence and protection gear.&nbsp; Granted the dragon will probably hit anyway, but that doesn't mean you have to make it easy for him.&nbsp; Also buy lots of stuff to increase your saves (you'll need them).&nbsp; You might as well spend the xp and gp nessessary to increase your stats some, not just your int.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kkoie, post: 543766, member: 1160"] depends, can you create items? And do they have to be listed in the DMG or can be something using the core rules? For example, can your Character use part of its cash to create a staff? say one ment for killing dragons? If all the answers are yes, then have your Wizard create a staff with specific spells you think might come in handy (like haste, timestop, etc etc etc). Of course if YOU can create items, then that would open a whole new door for the DM as well. Also, if you are roleplaying a wizard, I'd spend as much as possible on items that increase intelligence and protection gear. Granted the dragon will probably hit anyway, but that doesn't mean you have to make it easy for him. Also buy lots of stuff to increase your saves (you'll need them). You might as well spend the xp and gp nessessary to increase your stats some, not just your int. [/QUOTE]

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