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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Victim" data-source="post: 2072750" data-attributes="member: 78">The problem here is that you think you think a wizard needs a Robe of the Archmagi.  They don't generally.  In most cases, if a character keeps a number of small items, they do fine.  Also, buffing spells can replace items to some extent.  Hmm, as far as actual characters go...  I know my 11th level cleric ended up with far more wealth than he should have.  Our group ended up using item creation feats extensively, so we effectively generated wealth in that manner.  Another part of the equation is that some of the more expensive items we found ended up in my hands (funny now that I think about, since I usually try not to appear greedy.  Maybe they were rewarding me for all the buff spells Travanos cast on everyone).  When 9th or 10th level characters find a helm of teleportation, someone's total wealth is going to be skewed, even if the total group wealth is going up at the expected rate.  My 15th level wizard had a bit more than usual as well, since the DM assigned some items (we could choose between standard wealth that we picked, or around 1/2 standard that the player selects, and a bit more than half that the DM picks).  I got a really nice magic sword with a +2 bonus, gave the weilder finess for the purposes of attacking with the sword, and added its enhancement bonus to spell related attack rolls.  The last feature was the most useful; my character rolled a normal attack with the blade once or twice the entire campaign.</blockquote>

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