It was a term that I first saw in the Sorcerer rpg.
But, yes, a motive or goal for the DM's to riff off is essentially OK, I think.
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It was a term that I first saw in the Sorcerer rpg.
But, yes, a motive or goal for the DM's to riff off is essentially OK, I think.
jbear
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When I had TCO reviewed for lvl 3 there was a comment from the reviewer about selling mundane gear.
So can you sell mundane gear? If not, what do you do with the mundane gear you buy at level 1 and then replace with magic gear like your original sword. My interest is in whether I need to include that somewhere in a 'bookkeeping' section as thrown away or discarded so that future reviewers can figure that original purchase into their wealth tallies. Or do I sell that sword for 20% and include the sale in my purchase records on my sheet?
So can you sell mundane gear? If not, what do you do with the mundane gear you buy at level 1 and then replace with magic gear like your original sword. My interest is in whether I need to include that somewhere in a 'bookkeeping' section as thrown away or discarded so that future reviewers can figure that original purchase into their wealth tallies. Or do I sell that sword for 20% and include the sale in my purchase records on my sheet?
renau1g
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Meh, to be honest the dollars (Or rather gold piece) amounts we're talking about are pretty small right? Like 20 gold if you sold your entire 100gp starting package. I'm inclined to just do it. When I'm reviewing a PC (after 1st or maybe 2nd) if they're off 20 gp I'm not going to say anything. Too minor for me to care about.
Kicker is what got your character into adventuring, the hooks are the background points of your character that a DM can use.
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