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Message: <blockquote data-quote="S'mon" data-source="post: 5692449" data-attributes="member: 463">Bueller?Here y'go:____________Gear for New & Replacement PCsNew PC Starting WealthLevel 1-3:   100gpLevel 4-5:   1 Item Level 3, 100gpLevel 6-7:    2 Items Level 3 & Level 5, 100gpLevel 8-10:  3 Items Level 3, Level 5, Level 8, 100gpLevel 11-13: 3 Items Level 5, Level 8, Level 10, 100gpLevel 14-15: 3 Items Level 8, Level 10, Level 13, 100gpLevel 16-17: 3 Items Level 10, Level 13, Level 15, 100gpLevel 18-20: 3 Items Level 13, Level 15, Level 18, 100gpLevel 21-23: 3 Items Level 15, Level 18, Level 20, 100gpLevel 24-25: 3 Items Level 18, Level 20, Level 23, 100gpLevel 26-27: 3 Items Level 20, Level 23, Level 25, 100gpLevel 28-30: 3 Items Level 23, Level 25, Level 28, 100gpStarting items may be from PHB 1 & 2, and from the Essentials books' listed Common items.IMCs starting items may be sold pre-game for 20% of book value, to a maximum of 100,000gp per item - this assumes they were sold in a metropolis like Waterdeep, and affects only the level 25 (base 625,000gp), & level 28 (base 2,125,000gp) items.  The PC may use the money raised to buy PHB/PHB2/Essentials items, each item being of level 18 (85,000gp book value) or lower, using their standard book value (100%).High-Epic PCs are usually better off keeping their two highest level items and only selling the lowest.  Eg a Level 28-30 PC can convert their Level 23 item to 85,000gp and use that money to buy various lower-level stuff, while keeping their Level 25 & Level 28 items.I use the pre-Essentials rule on Item Dailies: you may use 1/day, +1 per Milestone.  There is no restriction on how many may be used in a single encounter.___________I have the above archived at: <a href="http://4esouthlands.blogspot.com/2011/03/new-pcs-above-1st-level.html" target="_blank">The Southlands Campaign: 4e D&D in the Wilderlands: New PCs</a>The system follows the DMG2 guidance - remove the top & bottom items from a treasure parcel set by level, so each PC gains 2 items (or equivalent boons, training etc) per 5 levels of play, instead of 4.  I then correlated that with the new-PCs wealth system of PCs starting with 3 item & wealth equal to the level-1 item; effectively that's 4 items; in mine you get 3, typically of lower level.  I think it's pretty elegant.</blockquote>

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