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<blockquote data-quote="Rachel" data-source="post: 5098228" data-attributes="member: 88033"><p>Okay before I get to a response for Roger, let me jump in here real fast!</p><p> </p><p></p><p> </p><p>Actually, many humanoid monsters have the equivalent of Encounter/Daily powers (even if they aren't called that). And it's plenty reasonable to see humanoids that aren't the PCs with magic items of their own that they've managed to acquire. </p><p> </p><p></p><p> </p><p>Agree that in most games PCs will probably have magic items but bear in mind it depends on the frequency of magic items in the game world you use. Some game worlds, magic items are a much more rare and wondrous thing (not the default setting for D&D, but some like this approach).</p><p>And again, whether the humanoid monsters in your world have gotten their hands on magic items is a matter of personal choice, but imho it's expected that they will have in my world. Are the PCs the only ones who would see the value in magic items and covet them? I think not. Enemy humanoids will have the odd magic item, and some may even have many (spellcaster humanoids just love'em!).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rachel, post: 5098228, member: 88033"] Okay before I get to a response for Roger, let me jump in here real fast! Actually, many humanoid monsters have the equivalent of Encounter/Daily powers (even if they aren't called that). And it's plenty reasonable to see humanoids that aren't the PCs with magic items of their own that they've managed to acquire. Agree that in most games PCs will probably have magic items but bear in mind it depends on the frequency of magic items in the game world you use. Some game worlds, magic items are a much more rare and wondrous thing (not the default setting for D&D, but some like this approach). And again, whether the humanoid monsters in your world have gotten their hands on magic items is a matter of personal choice, but imho it's expected that they will have in my world. Are the PCs the only ones who would see the value in magic items and covet them? I think not. Enemy humanoids will have the odd magic item, and some may even have many (spellcaster humanoids just love'em!). [/QUOTE]
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