how would your halfling spend his 5000 gp?

[BiggusGeekus@Work]

A glove of storing.

You'll need to "toggle" that bow on and off in your hand if you are going to be casting spells.

 

[alsih2o]

A glove of storing.

You'll need to "toggle" that bow on and off in your hand if you are going to be casting spells.

i second this one, add in boots of striding and springing and you have 300 gp left for fancy hats and expensive meals.

the highly mobile, instantly armed thing should work well

 

[diaglo]

i second this one, add in boots of striding and springing and you have 300 gp left for fancy hats and expensive meals.

the highly mobile, instantly armed thing should work well

third. gloves of storing are very handy for the weak, small hin.

 

[Jürgen Hubert]

Use them to start a chain of (a) pubs, (b) brewries, (c) bakeries, or (d) laundries. Dominate the puny humans economically without them ever realizing it.

 

[shurai]

I know what my halfling spent his fortunes on:

The Feldabrin Sneakfoot Persany School for Wayward Halflings

. . . of course.

 

[KenM]

Ale and whores.

 

[Bulak]

i second this one, add in boots of striding and springing and you have 300 gp left for fancy hats and expensive meals.

the highly mobile, instantly armed thing should work well

The price of Boots of Striding and Springing had been changed to 5,500 or 6,500 gp in a 3.0 errata. The 3.5 SRD says 5,500 gp.

 

[Darklone]

Thanks for the props... as assumed, D&D players tend to longlasting permanent items

Gloves of storing... 10000gp?

 

[Xavim]

But you can make them for 5.

 

[Silver Moon]

My halfling would buy large quantities of the following items:

1. Apple pies
2. Blueberry pies
3. Boysenberry pies
4. Pumpkin pies
5. Squash pies
6. Mince Meat pies
7. Custard pies
8. Cherry pies
9. Blackberry pies
10. Lemon pies
11. Lime pies
12. Pineapple pies

Remember, one of the most favored holidays on the Halfling calendar is "Pie Day"