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<blockquote data-quote="Urbanmech" data-source="post: 64542" data-attributes="member: 122">I really think that some magic items should be available for purchase, if you don't do this all of the party's monentary treasure is pretty much useless from an adventuring standpoint.&nbsp; The current game that I play in has reached 14th lv, and the purchasing of magic items and item creation beyond scrolls/potions is not allowed.&nbsp; Because of this any monentary treasure is useless to the nonspellcasters and might as well be copper for all the fighter and rogue care.Not allowing magic item purchasing also places a pretty big burden on the spellcasters to make sure the combat types stay competive, Bulls Str, Endurance, Cats Grace, Magic Vestment and others can make up for a lacking in the item department.&nbsp; Item purchasing makes up for the parties weaknesses and also will free up versitility in the casters spell selection.Just don't let your players run willy nilly through the DMG pretending it is the hall of infinite treasure (not that I think your players would), keep an eye on what they are trying to buy.&nbsp; But let them reap some of the awards of being a highly successful charismatic clever adventuring band.&nbsp; Shopping in Sigil can be a short adventure itself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Urbanmech, post: 64542, member: 122"] I really think that some magic items should be available for purchase, if you don't do this all of the party's monentary treasure is pretty much useless from an adventuring standpoint. The current game that I play in has reached 14th lv, and the purchasing of magic items and item creation beyond scrolls/potions is not allowed. Because of this any monentary treasure is useless to the nonspellcasters and might as well be copper for all the fighter and rogue care. Not allowing magic item purchasing also places a pretty big burden on the spellcasters to make sure the combat types stay competive, Bulls Str, Endurance, Cats Grace, Magic Vestment and others can make up for a lacking in the item department. Item purchasing makes up for the parties weaknesses and also will free up versitility in the casters spell selection. Just don't let your players run willy nilly through the DMG pretending it is the hall of infinite treasure (not that I think your players would), keep an eye on what they are trying to buy. But let them reap some of the awards of being a highly successful charismatic clever adventuring band. Shopping in Sigil can be a short adventure itself. [/QUOTE]

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