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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Monayuris" data-source="post: 8516516" data-attributes="member: 6859536">Magic items have always been a boutique industry in my campaigns. You can buy a magic item but it is by brokerage (you need to make the right contacts, spend  gold and wait the time set up the deal) and you can't special order the exact item you want.You might be able to commission a high level mage to craft the exact item you want, but you would have to find a mage and convince them to spend the time and effort to do so (which usually would require quite a lot of gold, some heavy role-playing, and probably would need to perform some tasks for the mage). It would also take the time it would take to craft the item.I mostly am against the magic item convivence shop. I remember how ridiculous it was when we had magic item shops back in 3e days; when we used to 'custom order' +2 fire brand, ghost touch long swords like we were ordering from a catalog and they'd go in the back and get it for us.</blockquote>