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<blockquote data-quote="Numion" data-source="post: 68213" data-attributes="member: 124">Have you played in a games where GMW gets used a lot? What fighter in his right mind would quest for a sword +4, that a cleric can enchant with a single spell for 12 hours? The argument that magic items flies only as long as there aren't many spellcasters around. In a 'normal' D&amp;D game, there are many spellcasters around. Probably the party itself will have one or two spellcasters. 10+ level spellcasters pack so much magical power that haggling for a +1 sword when they are around seems just petty. All the PC classes should have acces to magic. With non-spellcasters it comes in a form of magic items. This is the basic premise of 3e D&amp;D. Trading in magic items is only natural for this game. With all the creation feats in PHB it would be strange if magic items couldn't be bought. Wizards can double&nbsp; their money with creation of items.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Numion, post: 68213, member: 124"] Have you played in a games where GMW gets used a lot? What fighter in his right mind would [I]quest[/I] for a sword +4, that a cleric can enchant with a single spell for 12 hours? The argument that magic items flies only as long as there aren't many spellcasters around. In a 'normal' D&D game, there are many spellcasters around. Probably the party itself will have one or two spellcasters. 10+ level spellcasters pack so much magical power that haggling for a +1 sword when they are around seems just petty. All the PC classes should have acces to magic. With non-spellcasters it comes in a form of magic items. This is the basic premise of 3e D&D. Trading in magic items is only natural for this game. With all the creation feats in PHB it would be strange if magic items couldn't be bought. Wizards can [B]double[/B] their money with creation of items. [/QUOTE]

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