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<blockquote data-quote="Greenfield" data-source="post: 5975809" data-attributes="member: 6669384">Thought I'd offer a bit of closure on this topic.We did the party treasure split.&nbsp; Two of the highest priced weapons went unselected, which means that they'll be sold.The vast majority of the wands went unselected, which means that they'll be sold.Several of the scrolls went unselected as well, though that was more because of what they were than anything else.&nbsp; (Create Undead and Unhallow don't exactly fit the party's style.)The Shield Golem was taken, along with a +3 Mithral chain shirt for him.There were several weapons that had been placed in there with specific people in mind.&nbsp; Three of these went where they were expected to go, two didn't get chosen at all.&nbsp; (Really, who needs a +1 Brilliant Energy Whip?&nbsp; Or a +3 Holy Elven Double Bow?)For the most part, the party acted in a responsible manner.All that's left now is to figure out what they're going to do with the huge amounts of raw cash they'll have after they sell the stuff they didn't choose.They'll probably need to market it over several different cities.&nbsp; There's almost a half million worth of loot to dispose of, and there just aren't that many places with enough disposable cash to buy that kind of load all at one time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greenfield, post: 5975809, member: 6669384"] Thought I'd offer a bit of closure on this topic. We did the party treasure split. Two of the highest priced weapons went unselected, which means that they'll be sold. The vast majority of the wands went unselected, which means that they'll be sold. Several of the scrolls went unselected as well, though that was more because of what they were than anything else. ([I]Create Undead[/I] and [I]Unhallow[/I] don't exactly fit the party's style.) The Shield Golem was taken, along with a +3 Mithral chain shirt for him. There were several weapons that had been placed in there with specific people in mind. Three of these went where they were expected to go, two didn't get chosen at all. (Really, who needs a +1 Brilliant Energy Whip? Or a +3 Holy Elven Double Bow?) For the most part, the party acted in a responsible manner. All that's left now is to figure out what they're going to do with the huge amounts of raw cash they'll have after they sell the stuff they didn't choose. They'll probably need to market it over several different cities. There's almost a half million worth of loot to dispose of, and there just aren't that many places with enough disposable cash to buy that kind of load all at one time. [/QUOTE]

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